The oneness of humankind is a contested ideal whose recognition has never been more urgent. What would it mean to take this idea seriously—not as an abstract aspiration, but as a lens for rethinking identity, justice, and our shared future? The Horizon of Human Oneness brings together philosophers, scientists, and scholars across disciplines to examine how the concept of human oneness challenges prevailing assumptions about who we are and how we might live together.
This volume features contributions from Benjamin P. Davis, Jeremy Engels, Arturo Escobar, Barbara Fields, Betty Sue Flowers, Carol Gilligan, Michael Karlberg, David Palmer, Tara Raam, Shahrzad Sabet, Benjamin Schewel, Derik Smith, Massimiliano Tomba, Mary Evelyn Tucker, Niobe Way, Xiaoqun Wu, and Xudong Zhang.
