Leonard Harris
The Philosophy of Alain Locke: Harlem Renaissance and Beyond
Leonard Harris
The Philosophy of Alain Locke: Harlem Renaissance and Beyond
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Important writings on cultural pluralism, value relativism, and critical relativism
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Important writings on cultural pluralism, value relativism, and critical relativism
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Temple University Press
- Seitenzahl: 342
- Erscheinungstermin: Februar 1991
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 209mm x 139mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 467g
- ISBN-13: 9780877228295
- ISBN-10: 0877228299
- Artikelnr.: 20983116
- Verlag: Temple University Press
- Seitenzahl: 342
- Erscheinungstermin: Februar 1991
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 209mm x 139mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 467g
- ISBN-13: 9780877228295
- ISBN-10: 0877228299
- Artikelnr.: 20983116
Leonard Harris is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Morgan State University.
Introduction
Rendering the Text - Leonard Harris
Part I: Epistemological Foundations
1. Values and Imperatives
2. Pluralism and Intellectual Democracy
3. Cultural Relativism and Ideological Peace
4. A Functional View of Value Ultimates
5. Pluralism and Ideological Peace
6. Good Reading
7. Value
Part II: Valuation: Commentaries and Reviews
8. The Orientation of Hope
9. Unity through Diversity
10. Santayana
11. Moral Imperatives for World Order
12. Philosophy Alive
13. Values That Matter
Part III: Identity and Plurality
14. The Problem of Race Classification
5. The Ethics of Culture
16. The Concept of Race as Applied to Social Culture
17. The Contribution of Race to Culture
18. Who and What Is "Negro"?
19. Frontiers of Culture
Part IV: Identity and Education
20. Negro Education Bids for Par
21. Negro Needs as Adult Education Opportunities
22. The Need for a New Organon in Education
An Interpretation
Rendering the Subtext: Subterranean Deconstructive Project - Leonard Harris
Chronology
Bibliography
Index
Rendering the Text - Leonard Harris
Part I: Epistemological Foundations
1. Values and Imperatives
2. Pluralism and Intellectual Democracy
3. Cultural Relativism and Ideological Peace
4. A Functional View of Value Ultimates
5. Pluralism and Ideological Peace
6. Good Reading
7. Value
Part II: Valuation: Commentaries and Reviews
8. The Orientation of Hope
9. Unity through Diversity
10. Santayana
11. Moral Imperatives for World Order
12. Philosophy Alive
13. Values That Matter
Part III: Identity and Plurality
14. The Problem of Race Classification
5. The Ethics of Culture
16. The Concept of Race as Applied to Social Culture
17. The Contribution of Race to Culture
18. Who and What Is "Negro"?
19. Frontiers of Culture
Part IV: Identity and Education
20. Negro Education Bids for Par
21. Negro Needs as Adult Education Opportunities
22. The Need for a New Organon in Education
An Interpretation
Rendering the Subtext: Subterranean Deconstructive Project - Leonard Harris
Chronology
Bibliography
Index
Introduction
Rendering the Text - Leonard Harris
Part I: Epistemological Foundations
1. Values and Imperatives
2. Pluralism and Intellectual Democracy
3. Cultural Relativism and Ideological Peace
4. A Functional View of Value Ultimates
5. Pluralism and Ideological Peace
6. Good Reading
7. Value
Part II: Valuation: Commentaries and Reviews
8. The Orientation of Hope
9. Unity through Diversity
10. Santayana
11. Moral Imperatives for World Order
12. Philosophy Alive
13. Values That Matter
Part III: Identity and Plurality
14. The Problem of Race Classification
5. The Ethics of Culture
16. The Concept of Race as Applied to Social Culture
17. The Contribution of Race to Culture
18. Who and What Is "Negro"?
19. Frontiers of Culture
Part IV: Identity and Education
20. Negro Education Bids for Par
21. Negro Needs as Adult Education Opportunities
22. The Need for a New Organon in Education
An Interpretation
Rendering the Subtext: Subterranean Deconstructive Project - Leonard Harris
Chronology
Bibliography
Index
Rendering the Text - Leonard Harris
Part I: Epistemological Foundations
1. Values and Imperatives
2. Pluralism and Intellectual Democracy
3. Cultural Relativism and Ideological Peace
4. A Functional View of Value Ultimates
5. Pluralism and Ideological Peace
6. Good Reading
7. Value
Part II: Valuation: Commentaries and Reviews
8. The Orientation of Hope
9. Unity through Diversity
10. Santayana
11. Moral Imperatives for World Order
12. Philosophy Alive
13. Values That Matter
Part III: Identity and Plurality
14. The Problem of Race Classification
5. The Ethics of Culture
16. The Concept of Race as Applied to Social Culture
17. The Contribution of Race to Culture
18. Who and What Is "Negro"?
19. Frontiers of Culture
Part IV: Identity and Education
20. Negro Education Bids for Par
21. Negro Needs as Adult Education Opportunities
22. The Need for a New Organon in Education
An Interpretation
Rendering the Subtext: Subterranean Deconstructive Project - Leonard Harris
Chronology
Bibliography
Index