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    Unconditional hospitality means letting others in no matt... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Unconditional hospitality requires welcoming all others without condition, judgment, or documentation

    Unconditional hospitality means letting others in no matter what, without asking for papers and without judging them, even when uninvited

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    As I said, Derrida always uses the basic argumentation that we have laid out against the idea of the worst; today the tendency towards the worst is greater than ever. The purpose in the application – this purpose defines deconstruction—is to move us towards, not the worst violence, not the most violence, but the least violence (Writing and Difference, p. 130). How does the application of the argumentation against the worst work? Along with globalization, the post-Cold War period sees, as Derrida

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