Jason D. Hill is an associate professor of philosophy at De Paul University and author of Beyond Blood Identities.

An ontological rebel —rejecting the categories that limit our freedom—embracing a morality of becoming, arguing for the merit of forgetting, Hill offers us a new moral imagination.

• Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Acknowledgements Chapter 3 Introduction Chapter 4 1. Creating the Self: The Self in Moral Becoming Chapter 5 2. The Existentialist Self: Radically Free and Rebellious Chapter 6 3. Moral Becoming, Moral Masking, and the Narrativity of the Self: Negotiating the Cosmopolitan Terrain Chapter 7 4. Forgetting Where We Came From: The Moral Imperative of Every Cosmopolitan Chapter 8 5. Radical and Moderate Moral Cosmopolitanism Chapter 9 6. Liberalism, Cosmopolitanism, and Communitarianism: Friends or Adversaries Chapter 10 Epilogue: Coming Out as a Moral Cosmopolitan Chapter 11 Appendix: Historical Pictures of Cosmopolitanism Chapter 12 Biblioraphy Chapter 13 Index Chapter 14 About the Author

Jason D. Hill is an associate professor of philosophy at De Paul University and author of Beyond Blood Identities.

An ontological rebel —rejecting the categories that limit our freedom—embracing a morality of becoming, arguing for the merit of forgetting, Hill offers us a new moral imagination.

• Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Acknowledgements Chapter 3 Introduction Chapter 4 1. Creating the Self: The Self in Moral Becoming Chapter 5 2. The Existentialist Self: Radically Free and Rebellious Chapter 6 3. Moral Becoming, Moral Masking, and the Narrativity of the Self: Negotiating the Cosmopolitan Terrain Chapter 7 4. Forgetting Where We Came From: The Moral Imperative of Every Cosmopolitan Chapter 8 5. Radical and Moderate Moral Cosmopolitanism Chapter 9 6. Liberalism, Cosmopolitanism, and Communitarianism: Friends or Adversaries Chapter 10 Epilogue: Coming Out as a Moral Cosmopolitan Chapter 11 Appendix: Historical Pictures of Cosmopolitanism Chapter 12 Biblioraphy Chapter 13 Index Chapter 14 About the Author

Jason D. Hill is an associate professor of philosophy at De Paul University and author of Beyond Blood Identities.

An ontological rebel —rejecting the categories that limit our freedom—embracing a morality of becoming, arguing for the merit of forgetting, Hill offers us a new moral imagination.

• Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Acknowledgements Chapter 3 Introduction Chapter 4 1. Creating the Self: The Self in Moral Becoming Chapter 5 2. The Existentialist Self: Radically Free and Rebellious Chapter 6 3. Moral Becoming, Moral Masking, and the Narrativity of the Self: Negotiating the Cosmopolitan Terrain Chapter 7 4. Forgetting Where We Came From: The Moral Imperative of Every Cosmopolitan Chapter 8 5. Radical and Moderate Moral Cosmopolitanism Chapter 9 6. Liberalism, Cosmopolitanism, and Communitarianism: Friends or Adversaries Chapter 10 Epilogue: Coming Out as a Moral Cosmopolitan Chapter 11 Appendix: Historical Pictures of Cosmopolitanism Chapter 12 Biblioraphy Chapter 13 Index Chapter 14 About the Author