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Character and identity / edited by Morton A. Kaplan.

Contributor(s): Kaplan, Morton A | Professors World Peace Academy | Conference on Character and Identity (1997)
Material type: TextTextPublisher: St. Paul, Minn. : Professors World Peace Academy, [1998-2000]Copyright date: ©1998-2000Description: 2 volumes ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 1885118090 (v. 1 : pbk. : alk. paper); 9781885118097 (v. 1 : pbk. : alk. paper); 1885118112 (v. 2 : pbk. : alk. paper); 9781885118110 (v. 2 : pbk. : alk. paper)Subject(s): Character | Identity (Psychology)DDC classification: 190 LOC classification: BJ1521 | .C48 1998Bibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
v. 1. Philosophical foundations of political and sociological perspectives -- Indentity and its classical Greek foundation / Jude P. Dougherty -- Selves and stories : from Descartes to the global self / John H. Simpson -- Back to objectivity : can we understand each other after all? / Lloyd Eby -- The classical Greek thesis / Morton A. Kaplan -- From the Cartesian antithesis to a contemporary synthesis / Morton A. Kaplan -- Meaning and logic / Morton A. Kaplan -- The mechanisms of regulation : projection / Morton A. Kaplan -- The nature of reality as illuminated by quantum physics and mathematical logic / Morton A. Kaplan -- The philosophical preconditions of democratic theory / Morton A. Kaplan -- The right to be left alone is the right to be no one / Morton A. Kaplan -- Alienation and identification / Morton A. Kaplan --
v. 2. Sociological foundations of literary and historical perspectives -- Shakespeare's Cordelia : commitment to truth / Diane Dreher -- Okonkwo in his time : the death of a cultural icon / Charles R. Larson -- Ahab in Melville's Moby Dick : a destructive quest / James Tuttleton -- The humility of Margaret Thatcher / Robert Royal -- Harry S. Truman : the extraordinary ordinary man / Stephen Goode -- Winston Churchill at school / James W. Muller -- Ulysses S. Grant : unheroic hero / Stephen Goode -- Alcide de gasperi and the idea of Christian democracy / Paolo Guietti -- Jomo Kenyatta : liberator from colonialism / Stephen N. Ndegwa -- Nelson Mandela : endurance and reconciliation / Elliott P. Skinner -- Hideki Tojo : iron discipline / Benjamin Llamzon -- Walter H. Judd : missionary for freedom / Lee Edwards -- Rabindranath Tagore : the poet as educator / Anne M. Wiles -- America's birth as Appomattox / Anne Wortham -- Psychological perspectives on early socialization of conscience / Tamara Ferguson -- The influence of the family on the formation of selfhood / Thomas M. Kando -- The role of the educational institution on the formation of selfhood / Edward A. Wynne -- The media, identity and personality / Stanley Rothman -- Individuation and individualism in global society : identity and character as elective strategies / Peter F. Beyer -- The baby boom generation and the formation of selfhood / Dean R. Hoge -- The youth peer culture and the cultural revolution of the sixties / William R. Garrett -- The misbegotten sixties / Morton A. Kaplan.

"... Issuing from the Conference on Character and Identity which the Professors World Peace Academy held in November, 1997"--V. 1, pref.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

v. 1. Philosophical foundations of political and sociological perspectives -- Indentity and its classical Greek foundation / Jude P. Dougherty -- Selves and stories : from Descartes to the global self / John H. Simpson -- Back to objectivity : can we understand each other after all? / Lloyd Eby -- The classical Greek thesis / Morton A. Kaplan -- From the Cartesian antithesis to a contemporary synthesis / Morton A. Kaplan -- Meaning and logic / Morton A. Kaplan -- The mechanisms of regulation : projection / Morton A. Kaplan -- The nature of reality as illuminated by quantum physics and mathematical logic / Morton A. Kaplan -- The philosophical preconditions of democratic theory / Morton A. Kaplan -- The right to be left alone is the right to be no one / Morton A. Kaplan -- Alienation and identification / Morton A. Kaplan --

v. 2. Sociological foundations of literary and historical perspectives -- Shakespeare's Cordelia : commitment to truth / Diane Dreher -- Okonkwo in his time : the death of a cultural icon / Charles R. Larson -- Ahab in Melville's Moby Dick : a destructive quest / James Tuttleton -- The humility of Margaret Thatcher / Robert Royal -- Harry S. Truman : the extraordinary ordinary man / Stephen Goode -- Winston Churchill at school / James W. Muller -- Ulysses S. Grant : unheroic hero / Stephen Goode -- Alcide de gasperi and the idea of Christian democracy / Paolo Guietti -- Jomo Kenyatta : liberator from colonialism / Stephen N. Ndegwa -- Nelson Mandela : endurance and reconciliation / Elliott P. Skinner -- Hideki Tojo : iron discipline / Benjamin Llamzon -- Walter H. Judd : missionary for freedom / Lee Edwards -- Rabindranath Tagore : the poet as educator / Anne M. Wiles -- America's birth as Appomattox / Anne Wortham -- Psychological perspectives on early socialization of conscience / Tamara Ferguson -- The influence of the family on the formation of selfhood / Thomas M. Kando -- The role of the educational institution on the formation of selfhood / Edward A. Wynne -- The media, identity and personality / Stanley Rothman -- Individuation and individualism in global society : identity and character as elective strategies / Peter F. Beyer -- The baby boom generation and the formation of selfhood / Dean R. Hoge -- The youth peer culture and the cultural revolution of the sixties / William R. Garrett -- The misbegotten sixties / Morton A. Kaplan.

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