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 I began this novel as an art heist, a contemporary story .. but then the second thread of the story is a historical story, in which [Marc] Chagall is a character. There's a particular Yiddish writer, Der Nister (which means The Hidden One) who actually was a real person and was Chagall's roommate, and there's a story about their friendship its dissolution. 

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Kwame Anthony Appiah

Cosmopolitanism

 
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Now, more than ever, we need to be talking to people we disagree with, says philosopher Kwame Anthony Appiah. Rejecting the common wisdom of the inevitable "clash of civilizations," Appiah advocates a constructive dialogue, to uphold ethics in a world of strangers. It's a concept called Cosmopolitanism.

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