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Adi Ophir

Adi Ophir

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Adi Ophir is a philosopher and political theorist whose work examines power, ethics, and contemporary political issues. His books, such as Plato's invisible cities, The order of evils, and The one-state condition, explore subjects from ancient philosophy to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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Non-Fiction Politics & Society History Philosophy Judaism

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Not by Might, nor by Power

Adi Ophir

Book cover of Plato's invisible cities

Plato's invisible cities

Adi Ophir

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The order of evils

Adi Ophir

Zone Books
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The one-state condition

Adi Ophir

Stanford Studies in Middle Eastern and Islamic Societies and Cultures
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The power of inclusive exclusion

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Adi Ophir known for?

    Adi Ophir is widely recognized for his critical philosophical and political analyses, particularly his work on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and his examinations of evil, power, and justice within political and ethical frameworks.

  • Does Adi Ophir write in multiple languages?

    Adi Ophir primarily writes in Hebrew, with many of his significant works subsequently translated into English, allowing his philosophical and political analyses to reach a broader international audience.