The needs of strangers

Michael Ignatieff

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Philosophy, Ethics, and Existentialism Philosophy and Historical Thought Augustinian Studies and Theology

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An examination of the needs of human beings from a philosophical viewpoint. The book examines the long-term failure of religions and political thought to give a sense of community which creates a society. The ideas of St Augustine, Bosch, Boswell and Simone Weil are explored.

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