The Humanity of Others Manuel Medrano In non-technical language

In non-technical language

Their personal narratives are as unique as fingerprints: each provides a distinct entry point into the larger social history of the brutal and bloody conflict

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The Humanity of Others Manuel Medrano In non-technical languageHow should we speak of humanism today? To answer this question, Moroccan philosopher Ali Benmakhlouf turns to Montaigne. Through a rich and attentive reading of Montaigne's Essays, Benmakhlouf reminds us why the sixteenth century author remains relevant today when the need to recognize the "humanity of others" from the cry of "Black Lives Matter" to the anonymous deaths of migrants drowning in the Mediterranean Sea is as urgent as ever. Always alert