description: Table of Contents Table of Part What Makes a Person? · The Impersonal in the Personal and the Personal in the Impersonal (Dorothy Emmet) · I, You, and An Exploration (Margaret Chatterchee) · Saying “No” and Denial (Wilfried Ver Eecke) · Recovering Persons (Thomas O. Buford) · The Ontological Significance of Laughter for A Phenomenological Exploration (Albert B. Randall) · Defining Hero, Defining The Living Llegend of Arthur (Jeanie Page Randall) · King Lear and the Philosopher-Person (Richard E. Hart) Part Ethics, Politics, and Persons · What Stabilizes a Life that is Moral (Thomas O. Buford) · Response-Ability and Responsibility, Power, and Authority (Kenneth Wilson) · Mothers and Problems for Self-Ownership (Susan Dodds) · Covenant Defined Personhood in Modern On the Promise – and Perils – of an Ancient Master Metaphor (Raymond K. Anderson) · Postism, Social Policy, and John MacMurray (Paul Fox-Strangways) · The Super-Ego and the Moral Vision of the World (W. Ver Eecke) Part Worldviews · The Personalist Ontology of Peace in Gabriel From Dramatic Presentations to Philosophical Reflection (Bernard A. Gendreau) · Personal Values in the Thought of Gabriel Marcel and José Vasconcelos (John Haddox) · From Manly Courage to Philosophical A Dialogue between Platos Laches and Phaedo (Jane Kelley Rodeheffer) · The Personalism of Karol Wojtyla (James G. Hannik) · Deconstructing the Language as Humankind’s ‘Morning Gift from the Creator’ in Rosenzweig’s Star of Redemption (Rober A . Badham) · The Personalism of John Henry Newman (John F. Crosby) · Mythology and Nicholas Berdyaev’s Uses of Jacob Boehme’s Ungrund Myth (James McLachlan) · An African Approach to Personalism (Safro Kwame) · The Nation of Person in American Personalism (Bogumil Gacka) Index
language: English
title: Philosophical and Religious Conceptions of the Person and Their Implications for Ethical, Political, and Social Thought
titlecomplete: Philosophical and Religious Conceptions of the Person and Their Implications for Ethical, Political, and Social Thought (Problems in Contemporary Philosophy)
publisher: Edwin Mellen Pr