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CONTENTS
PREFACE
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
EPILOGUE: Nationalism in Europe: from Its Origins through Its Late-Nineteenth Century Relations to Democratization
by Ronald Calinger
PART I. NATIONAL IDENTITY AND NATIONALISM
1. Rethinking Nationalism and Democracy in the Light of Post-Communist Experience
by Ghia Nodia
2. Person and Democracy
by George F. McLean
3. Democracy and Nationhood
by Claes G. Ryn
4. Reflections on the Nature of Modernity
by David Walsh
PART II. THE LIBERAL CRITIQUE OF NATIONALISM
5. Signs of Contradiction: Nationalism and the Search for a Democratic `We'
by Michael Foley and Matthew Carr
6. Nationalism and the Problem of Democracy: a Response to Professor Nodia
by Stephen P. Schneck
7. Human Rights and a New Regional Order: CSCE as a Framework for Cultural Consensus
by David Little
8. Nationalism and Human Development
by Richard A. Graham
9. Post-Soviet Societies: Chauvinism or Catharsis
by Paul Peachey
PART III. THE CRITIQUE OF LIBERALISM
10. Max Scheler's Personalism and Bourgeois Liberalism: a Critique of Liberalism as Ideology
by Stephen P. Schneck
11. Enlightenment and Natural Rights
by Richard Kennington
12. Democracy and the Ethical Life: A Philosophy of Politics and Community
by Claes G. Ryn
13. Representation in Piaget's Theory
by Hans G. Furth
14. The Status of Principles in Confucian Ethics
by A.S. Cua
15. Henry Duméry's Henological Reduction and the Human Act
by David N. Power
PART IV. EPISTEMOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF NATIONAL IDENTITY
16. On the Two Systems of the World: Aristotle and Kant
by Kakha Katsitadze
17. The Primacy of Practical Reason
by N.V. Chavchavadze
18. The Three Types of Relations between Knowledge and Morals
by Tina Bochorishvili
19. Morality and Ethics according to Shota Rustaveli's Epic "The Knight in the Panther's Skin"
by Paata Chkheidze
20. The Moral Aspect of Philosophy
by Ghia Nodia
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