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How will humans learn to live together in the world?

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What can the West learn from the East and vice versa when it comes to being human? Learning to be Human was the theme of this year's World Conference in Philosophy in China.
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- There is no contradiction between the peace movement, the Home Defense or the Defense

Kaisa Ytterhaug -
MODERN TIMES is on the scene, asking Home Guard soldiers who participated in the Trident Juncture exercise in Central Norway recently, why they joined the military and their relationship with war.
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Is the rhino's destiny inevitable?

Ranveig Eckhoff -
In southern Africa, a particularly humble and absurd war takes place – low in its bestiality, absurd because it is based on old superstition.
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On walking in today's Europe

Ana L. Valdés -
Fabian Göranson paints a melancholy and loving portrait of a continent that is still alive in the past, but desperately looking for a viable future.
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To dream is to look death in the eyes

Terje Dragseth -
What is this dream, what significance does it have?
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Living in the Earth Ecosystem

Erland Kiøsterud -
The notion of nature as the source of harmony is deeply rooted in the ecological movement. Do we now need new stories about our species to survive?
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What can the West learn from the East and vice versa when it comes to being human? Learning to be Human was the theme of this year's World Conference in Philosophy in China.




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