Trust in a complex world enriching community

By:

Charles Heckscher

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York Oxford University Press 2015Description: ix-306 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:

9780198708551

Subject(s):

Trust--Social aspects

DDC classification:

307HEC

Summary: This title explores current conflicts and confusions of relations and identities, using both general theory and specific cases. It argues that we are at a catalysing moment in a long transition from a community in which the prime rule was tolerance, to one with a commitment to understanding; from one where it was considered wrong to argue about cultural differences, to one where such arguments are essential.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 263-293) and index.

This title explores current conflicts and confusions of relations and identities, using both general theory and specific cases. It argues that we are at a catalysing moment in a long transition from a community in which the prime rule was tolerance, to one with a commitment to understanding; from one where it was considered wrong to argue about cultural differences, to one where such arguments are essential.

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