This book argues that anatomy and biology frame our gender, sex, and class, but they do not decide our possibilities. Our life-styles are our own constructions and expressions of self-definition. Teodros Kiros supports his argument by a careful reading of the literature from both the Global South and Global North that spans figures, works, and eras from antiquity to our late modern present.
This book argues that anatomy and biology frame our gender, sex, and class, but they do not decide our possibilities. Our life-styles are our own constructions and expressions of self-definition. Teodros Kiros supports his argument by a careful reading of the literature from both the Global South and Global North that spans figures, works, and eras from antiquity to our late modern present.
Part One Chapter 1 The Self in Ancient Egypt Chapter 2 The Self in Classical Indian Thought Chapter 3 Sri-Aurobindo Chapter 4 The Self in Chinese Thought Chapter 5 Buddhist Innovations Chapter 6 The Self in Greek Thought Chapter 7 Race, Sex, and Gender in the Quran Chapter 8 The Self in the Enlightenment thinkers Part Two Chapter 9 Modernity and the Sexed and Gendered bodies Chapter 10 The Idea of Existential Seriousness/Revolutionary Theory and Race Chapter 11 Self-Definition Conclusion Self-Definition
Part One Chapter 1 The Self in Ancient Egypt Chapter 2 The Self in Classical Indian Thought Chapter 3 Sri-Aurobindo Chapter 4 The Self in Chinese Thought Chapter 5 Buddhist Innovations Chapter 6 The Self in Greek Thought Chapter 7 Race, Sex, and Gender in the Quran Chapter 8 The Self in the Enlightenment thinkers Part Two Chapter 9 Modernity and the Sexed and Gendered bodies Chapter 10 The Idea of Existential Seriousness/Revolutionary Theory and Race Chapter 11 Self-Definition Conclusion Self-Definition
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