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    Introduction The writer Kwame Anthony Appiah in the article "The Case for Contamination" focuses out and breaks down various ways that lead the world towards globalization. The author makes utilization of various boundless cases to show the thought of "contamination" and the way it influences the world. In this article‚ he utilized the term contamination as a mix of all the imaginative customs and qualities that over the long haul obliterate and harm the legacy and society of the predecessors. In

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    Amber Reichel Appiah Rough Draft 9/6/11 Cosmopolitism is a set of moral standards for living in a global world. What will really bring the people of the world together is what Appiah calls the "Primacy of Practice." If you are exposed to a new thing long enough‚ it becomes natural. In the “The Primacy of Practice”‚ Appiah talks a lot about how values can be recognized and accepted‚ without having to have to agree with the explanations for why people believe those values. Practice can make one

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    The Social Edge The Social Edge‚ an online forum sponsored by The Skoll Foundation‚ functions as an example of Kwame Appiah’s concept of cosmopolitanism because it opens channels of conversation between people of diverse backgrounds through a shared dedication to solving social injustices by utilizing social entrepreneurship. According to the Skoll Foundation a social entrepreneur can be defined a “creator[s] of innovations that disrupt the status quo and transform our world for the better”. The

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    The tradition of cosmopolitanism takes its roots from two ancient philosophical schools — Cynics and Stoics. Cynic philosopher Diogenes‚ when asked where he comes from‚ famously replied that he is “a citizen of the world”. By doing so he refused a definition by the locals around him‚ but looked for a more universal one. Later‚ the Stoics argued that people exist in two communities— “the local community of our birth‚ and the community of human argument and aspiration” (Nussbaum 113)‚ which should

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    authentically African quality. Its an ironic fact that the traditional clothing is modeled after dutch cleric clothing and the missionary fashion of the 1700s - an extension of one of the many arms of colonialism itself. So how do these things coincide? Appiah tries to dawn an understanding of the complexity on the reader by illustrating the stark polarity in our divided efforts. Some want to "progress" at any cost and other’s want to preserve at any cost and all those found in the middle are the infinity

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    Kwame Anthony Appiah is a philosopher who teaches at Princeton University‚ he wrote “The Case for Contamination.” This essay discusses both the negative and positive side of globalization. As you read the essay Appiah flips back and forth between the negative and positive and find that there are cultures who want to continue with their traditional ways. They believe that their culture will slowly fade away with globalization. Other cultures want to grow with the world‚ and believe that globalization

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    A cosmopolitan advocate Can cosmopolitanism a vision that explicates on how everyone should belong to the same community and share a common ground among mankind‚ become societies new reality? When integrating Yoshino’s idea of “the new civil rights” form his preface “Covering: The hidden assault on our civil rights”‚ Appiah idea of initiating conversation with other people to reach some sort of mutual understanding with those who are different from ourselves‚ can lead to the commemoration of cultural

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    some areas and they must be looked at. Issues like gender imbalance in areas like China where there are many more boys than girls being born can have a huge problem on future populations. In Kwame Appiah’s “Cosmopolitanism: Ethics in a World of Strangers‚” he talks about the idea of cosmopolitanism and people not being divided by cultures but

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    Article: “The Case for Contamination” by Kwame Anthony Appiah In “The Case for Contamination” the author Kwame Appiah analyzes and points out the many ways in which the world is becoming globalized. He uses many extensive examples to show that the world is getting ‘contaminated’. By ‘contamination’ he means that the mixture of all the innovative values and traditions are damaging and eventually destroying what our ancestors have left us. In his analysis‚ he describes the gradual transformation

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    A True Cosmopolitan Appiah poses a question: What do we owe strangers by virtue of our shared humanity? Appiah’s answers this with his personal story‚ history‚ literature‚ and philosophy. Pre-historic hunter-gatherers encountered fewer people in a lifetime than we would on a single day walking down the streets of Delhi‚ or New Orleans. Centuries ago‚ people lived in a world where they were isolated‚ and unable to communicate between different countries. Today we live in a world where most of

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