Cultural heritage and contemporary change
Series vii SEMINARS on culture and values, volume 4
General Editor
George F. McLean
Moral Imagination and Character Development
Volume I
THE IMAGINATION
edited by
George F. McLean
John Kromkowski
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
Chapter I. The Imagination in Aristotle and KantGeorge F. McLean, School of Philosophy, The Catholic University of America
Chapter II. Kierkegaard on the Role of the Imagination in the Development of Human Being
Antoni Szwed, Dept. of Philosophy, Pontifical Academy of Theology, Krakow
Chapter III. Affectivity: The Power Base of Moral Behavior
Sebastian A. Samay, Academic Vice President St. Vincent College, Latrobe, PA
Chapter IV. The Imagination in the Post-Kantian Philosophy of Paul Ricoeur
David N. Power, Dept. of Theology,The Catholic University of America
Chapter V. On the Art of Moral Imagination
Wilhelm S. Wurzer, Dept. of Philosophy, Duquesne University
Chapter VI. The Imagination, Epistemology and Values: A Perspective from Religious Thinkers
George Worgul, Theology Dept., Duquesne University
Appendices. Dialogues on Moral Imagination
A. The need for Moral Imagination
B. The Imagination in Aristotle, Kant and Ricoeur
C. The New Interest in the Imagination
D. The Role of the Imagination in Religion
E. The Imagination in Social Life