Category Archives: Cosmopolite

Kwame Anthony Appiah: Ethics in a world of Strangers

Posted on 14 December 2010 by Frank Ejby Poulsen, Ph.D.
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The identical cameleon

Posted on 15 March 2009 by Frank Ejby Poulsen, Ph.D.

Now that I have started to acquire some degree of mastership in several languages, I am beginning to wonder about the side-effects of being a polyglot. Googling the term “polyglot” I came to the wikipedia page dedicated to multilingualism. According … Continue reading →

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From the nation-state to the cosmopolitan-state: politics and culture for the 21st century

Posted on 9 February 2009 by Frank Ejby Poulsen, Ph.D.

Thank you Peter for commenting on “Polyfonias” and delving into literary analyses. I would like to add to your comment on monolingualism. It seems that today we have forgotten our past when it comes to language. Our past was Babelian … Continue reading →

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Ottmar Ette (University of Potsdam) The Scientist as Weltbürger: Alexander von Humboldt and the Beginning of Cosmopolitics

Posted on 5 January 2009 by Frank Ejby Poulsen, Ph.D.

Excellent article on Humboldt and cosmopolitanism, arguing that the ‘Weltbürger’ was a scientist and the scientist a ‘Weltbürger.’ This reminds me of my own research on the use of the term cosmopolitan and citizen of the world in eighteenth century … Continue reading →

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