Strangers to Ourselves
Strangers to Ourselves
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Julia Kristeva examines the figure of the stranger across literature, philosophy, religion, politics, and psychoanalysis. Moving from ancient societies through modern Europe, she considers how cultures define the foreigner and how fear of outsiders may reflect unfamiliar or repressed parts of the self. Strangers to Ourselves connects historical exclusion with inner estrangement, arguing that recognizing our own internal otherness can reshape the way we understand migration, identity, and coexistence.
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