Cultural heritage and contemporary change

Series vii SEMINARS on culture and values, volume 5

1. Formative Imagination and Disposition Formation

          Adrian van Kaam, C.S.Sp., Insititute of Formative Spirituality,Duquesne, University

2. Imagination and Decision-Making in Van Kaam’s Theory of Human Formation

           Carole Riley, C.D.P., Institute of Formative Spirituality, Duquesne University

3. Feminine Imagination and the Ethics of Care

           Eva-Maria Simms, Dept. of Psychology, Duquesne University

4. The Moral Image of the Other and the Others:Two Exemplifications

           Charles Maes, Psychology Dept.,Duquesne University

5. Fantasy and Imagination

           Richard Knowles, Dept. of Psychology, Duquesne University

6. The Imagination, the Unconscious, Faith and Moral Development

            Raymond Studzinski, Dept. of Religion,The Catholic University of America

7. The Necessity of the Imaginative Dimension of Moral Living

             Edward L. Murray, C.S.Sp., Dept. of Psychology, Duquesne University

8. Moral Education, Cultural Inheritance, and the Transmission of Values: Moral Development as Nurturing the Moral Imagination

             Henry C. Johnson, Jr., School of Education,The Pennsylvania State University

9. Imagining Self and Society

             Richard A. Graham, Advanced Study Program for Visiting Scholars, The George Washington University, Washington, D.C.

10. The Role of Imaginative Narration in Moral Education and Character Development

              Alberti B. Msuya, Tanzania, East Africa

11. Formation of Character in Traditional Nigerian Moral Education

              Izu Marcel Onyeocha, Claretian Institute of Philosophy, Maryland Nekede, Owerri, Nigeria

12. Imagination and Urban Development in Villa El Salvador, Lima

              Hortensia Ferrand de Piazza and Doris Gonzales, Universita de Lima, Peru

13. Moral Imagination and Character Development in Ancient India

             M. PRABHAKARA RAO Madras, India