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CULTURAL HERITAGE AND
CONTEMPORARY CHANGE
SERIES I, CULTURE and VALUES,
VOLUME 4
RELATIONS BETWEEN CULTURES
edited
by
John Kromkowski
and George F. McLean
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
I. Cultural Identity and Cultural
Pluralism
1. Meeting of Cultures: Meeting of
Peoples
by George F. McLean, School of
Philosophy, CUA; Council of Research in Values and Philosophy
2. The Unity of Human Nature and the
Diversity of Cultures
by Kenneth L. Schmitz, University of
Toronto, Canada
3. The Nature of Culture and Human
Nature
by T.I. Oizerman, Institute of
Philosophy; Member, USSR Academy of Sciences, Moscow, USSR
4. Cultural Pluralism and Development:
the Ethnic Situation of Guatemalan Youth
by Antonio Gallo and Luisa Molina Rafael
Landivar University, Guatemala, Guatemala
5. The Development of Ethnic
Consciousness in the United States
by J. Kromkowski, Dep. of Politics, CUA;
Dir., Office of Urban and Ethnic Affairs
II. Cultures in Change and Conflict
6. The Royal Commentaries of the Incas
by Roberto Hozven, Department of Modern
Languages, CUA
7. Cultural Identity and Modernity in
Africa: A Case for a New Philosophy
by J.I. Asike, Dep. of Philosophy, Univ.
of Port Harcourt, Nigeria; Visiting Prof., Howard University
8. Social Harmony and Personal
Fulfilment: An Analysis of Traditional Chinese Culture
by Na Chen, Dep. of Comparative
Literature, Univ. of Peking, Beijing, China
9. Language and National Unity: The
Philippine Experience
by Eulalio Baltazar, Department of
Philosophy, University of the District of Columbia
10. National Unity and Ethnic Identity:
The Russian Experience
by Priscilla Roosevelt, Department of
History, CUA
III. Culture and Community
12. Person Community and Culture
by Varghese Manimali, Department of
Philosophy, Vianney College, India
13. Community: Given, Achieved or Both
by Paul Peachey, Department of
Sociology, CUA
14. Consensus in African Interest-Group
Conflict: Democratization and Socialization of Labor
by Atomate Epas-Ngan Armand
15. The Philosophy of Gikuyu Proverbs
and Other Sayings with Particular Reference to Ethics
by G.J. Wanjohi
16. Learning to Participate: Some
Thoughts on Humanistic and Pragmatic Education for a
Multi-Cultural Community, Polity and World
by Timothy Ready, Department of
Anthropology, CUA
IV. Relations Between Cultures
17. Self Knowledge, Self Identity and
Cooperation Between Peoples
by George F. McLean, School of
Philosophy, CUA
18. The Universe of Human Thought
by Krzysztof Turek, Department of
Philosophy, Pontifical Academy of Theology, Krakow, Poland
19. Two Dimensions of Culture
by Krzysztof Turek
20. Universalism as the Meaning of
Recent History: Developments in the Marxist Theory of Formation
by Janusz Kuczynski, Department of
Philosophy, University of Warsaw; Editor, Dialectics and
Humanism
21. Mystical Texts as an Entry into the
Cross-Cultural Study of Religion
by James Price, Department of Religion,
CUA
22. Eschatology in an African Cultural
Context and in Biblical Literature
by J. Donders, Dir., Africa Faith and
Justice Network; Past Chair, Department of Philosophy,
University of Nairobi
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