AWARD WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT
Congratulations to A Pablo
Iannone, the winner of the International Award for Excellence in the
humanities.
A Pablo Iannone’s paper,
Globalization and the Humanities, can be accessed in the online bookstore: http://ijh.cgpublisher.com/product/pub.26/prod.962
Paper abstract: What is globalization?
What policy and decision challenges does it pose? Is the ideal of a
single global community necessary, useful, or desirable in dealing with
globalization problems? What are the prospects for philosophy and, in
general, the humanities in dealing with these problems? My theses are:
first, there are at least two types of globalization processes, widespread
internationalization and transnational interdependence, which occur
independently or in conflictive or complementary combination with each
other; second, the integrationist ideal of a single, value-convergent
global community is neither useful nor necessary for dealing with globalization
problems; third, this ideal is morally objectionable; fourth, there
is a better, transnational dialogue and interaction model for dealing
with the problems; finally, this model points to a bright future for
philosophy and, in general, the humanities to the extent that they insert
themselves in real-world disputes and help find new forms of balance
between conflicting ideas and people who contend but have to live with
each other.
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Lovely paper and writing.... much to learn from....
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