Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. 1. Toccata and Fugue for the Foreigner 1
4. 2. The Greeks Among Barbarians, Suppliants, and Metics 38
5. 3. The Chosen People and the Choice of Foreignness 59
6. 4. Paul and Augustine: The Therapeutics of Exile and Pilgrimage 70
7. 5. By What Right Are You a Foreigner? 86
8. 6. The Renaissance, “So Shapeless and Diverse in Composition”. . . 96
9. 7. On Foreigners and the Enlightenment 117
10. 8. Might Not Universality Be . . . Our Own Foreignness? 155
11. 9. In Practice . . . 178
12. Notes 181
13. Index 203