On September 11, 2001, Americans were painfully reminded of a truth that for years had been easy to overlook, namely, that terrorism can affect every person in the world-regardless of location, nationality, political conviction, or occupation-and that, in principle, nobody is beyond terrorism's reach.
An edition of Philosophy 9/11
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Philosophy 9/11
Thinking About the War on Terrorism
by Timothy Shanahan
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