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Cultural Heritage and Contemporary Change Series IVA, Central and General Editor George F. McLean Romanian Philosophical Culture, Globalization and Education Edited by Stefan Popenici Alin Tat Table of Contents Stefan Popenici and Alin Tat Part I. Romanian Philosophical Culture Chapter 1. Aesthetics and Philosophy of Culture in Tudor Vianu Vlad Alexandrescu (University of Bucharest, Romania)Chapter 2. The Philosophical Periods of Emil Cioran Ciprian Valcan (Tibiscus University Timisoara, Romania) Chapter 3. The Phenomenological Movement in Romania: A Historical and Systematic Overview Chapter 4. Noica, a Thinker in a Time of Need and the Philosophy of Becoming unto Being Chapter 5. Alexandru Dragomir: Notebooks from the Underground Part II. Romanian Philosophical Inquiries into Globalization and Education Chapter 6. Globalization, Nationalism and Romania’s Educational Reform(s). Stefan Popenici (Simon Fraser University, Faculty of Education, Canada) Chapter 7. Global Processes: What Has Education to Learn from Globalization Chapter 8. Education and Globalization in Pseudo-Modern Romania: The Issue of Difference Chapter 9. Romania: A Developing Country and the Challenges of Globalization Chapter 10. The Dilemma of the Cultural Researcher: Are Global Answers Suitable for Local Queries? Serban Iosifescu (Institute for Educational Sciences, Romania) Chapter 11. Globalization and Cultural Diversity Zeno Reinhardt and Oana Almasan (National School of Political Studies and Public Administration, Faculty of Communication and Public Relations, Romania) |
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