Arguing that intellectuals must critique bellicose U.S. nationalism, Bruce Robbins advocates cosmopolitanism in its traditional sense, as an elevation of loyalty to the good of humanity as a whole over loyalty to one's own nation.
Arguing that intellectuals must critique bellicose U.S. nationalism, Bruce Robbins advocates cosmopolitanism in its traditional sense, as an elevation of loyalty to the good of humanity as a whole over loyalty to one's own nation.
Acknowledgments vii Introduction 1 1. Cosmopolitanism, New and Newer: Anthony Appiah 31 2. Noam Chomsky's Golden Rule 47 3. Blaming the System: Immanuel Wallerstein 67 4. The Sweatshop Sublime 93 5. Edward Said and Effort 115 6. Intellectuals in Public, or Elsewhere 137 7. War Without Belief: Louis Menand's The Metaphysical Club 157 8. Comparative National Blaming: W. G. Sebald and the Bombing of Germany 173 Notes 191 Bibliography 221 Index 231
Acknowledgments vii Introduction 1 1. Cosmopolitanism, New and Newer: Anthony Appiah 31 2. Noam Chomsky's Golden Rule 47 3. Blaming the System: Immanuel Wallerstein 67 4. The Sweatshop Sublime 93 5. Edward Said and Effort 115 6. Intellectuals in Public, or Elsewhere 137 7. War Without Belief: Louis Menand's The Metaphysical Club 157 8. Comparative National Blaming: W. G. Sebald and the Bombing of Germany 173 Notes 191 Bibliography 221 Index 231
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