Cosmopolitismo, patriotismo, nacionalismo: ¿qué camino hacia una Europa ilustrada

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Anthony Pagden
University of California
A todos los efectos, Diógenes el cínico (Diógenes el perro) era un personaje repulsivo. Vivía dentro de un barril en la plaza del mercado de la Atenas del siglo iv a.C. y denunciaba todos los aspectos de la vida civilizada convencional: matrimonio, familia, política, moderación sexual o física de cualquier tipo, distinción social en todas sus formas, e incluso a la misma ciudad

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Pagden, Anthony. “Cosmopolitismo, patriotismo, nacionalismo: ¿qué camino hacia una Europa ilustrada”. Pedralbes: revista d’història moderna, no. 34, pp. 9-36, https://raco.cat/index.php/Pedralbes/article/view/306312.
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