Nations Without Nationalism
Bringing together the national and the cosmopolitan, Julia Kristeva makes the case for a commitment to a new universalism which recognizes that we are all strangers to each other. This is an important contribution to recent debates concerning race, nationalism, and identity.  --Toril Moi editor ofThe Kristeva ReaderReflections of 'self', 'otherness', 'identity', 'values', and other abstractions.  --Times Literary Supplement