Cultural education and history writing
Subtitle: Sundry writings and occasional lectures
By: Calvin G. Seerveld ; edited by John H. Kok
Contributors: Kok, John H. editor
Publisher: Dordt College Press
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Sioux Center, Iowa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 365
ISBN-13: 9781940567044
Copyright date: 2014
Subjects: Historiography; Education; Higher Education; Christian education; Reformed Worldview; Philosophy; Christianity
Other titles: Cultural education & history writing
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introductions:; title: Bringing scholarly imaginativity to life: Walking wisely, with nuance  -- Doug Bloomberg ;; title: Culture making, history keeping, and the teaching of philosophy  -- Gideon Strauss -- Part one.; title: Reformational Christian philosophy and Christian college education ;; title: Making the most of college: studying ourselves to life or to death? ;; title: Why should a university exist? ;; title: Through the waters: Christian schooling as a city of refuge ;; title: The song of Moses and the Lamb: The joke of A.R.S.S. education ;; title: The damages of a Christian worldview ;; title: Babel, Pentecost, glossolalia, and philoxenia: no language is foreign to God ;; title: Jubilee on the job ;; title: Concluding theses on teaching philosophy in the North American undergraduate college ;; title: A final lecture at Trinity Christian College ;; title: Thinking deeply about our faith -- -- Part two.; title: Dooyeweerd's contribution to the historiography of philosophy ;; title: Dooyeweerd's Idea of "Historical Development": Christian respect for cultural diversity ;; title: Footprints in the snow ;; title: The pedagogical strength of a Christian methodology in philosophical historiography ;; title: Early Kant and a Rococo spirit: Setting for The Critique of Judgment ;; title: "Mythologizing Philosophy" as historiographic category.