Voices of wisdom: a multicultural philosophy reader
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| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references |
| Beschreibung: | xv, 570 p. 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 0534605702 |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS PREFACE XL PARTI INTRODUCTION 1 CHAPTER 1 WHAT 1SPHILOSOPHY? 2
1.1 A DEFINITION OF PHILOSOPHY 2 1.2 WHAT IS RATIONALITY? 7 1.3 WHY
STUDY MULTICULTURAL PHILOSOPHY? 12 JOSEPH PRABHU: THE CLASH OR DIALOGUE
OF CIVILIZATIONS? 14 1.4 DOES PHILOSOPHY BAKE BREAD? 15 BERTRAND
RUSSELL: ON THE VALUEOF PHILOSOPHY 17 1.5 READING PHILOSOPHY 20 PARTII
ETHICS 23 CHAPTER 2 HOW SHOULD ONE LIVE? 24 2.1 INTRODUCTION 24 2.2 THE
BUDDHA AND THE MIDDLE WAY 26 THE BUDDHA: THE FOUR NOBLE TRUTHS 27
WALPOLA RAHULA: THE FOURTH NOBLE TRUTH 29 2.3 CONFUCIUSAND THE LIFE
OFVIRTUE 32 D. C. LAU: CONFUCIUS AND MORAL CHARACTER 34 2.4 SOCRATESON
LIVINGTHE EXAMINED LIFE 40 PLATO: THE APOLOGY 42 2.5 ARISTOTLE ON
HAPPINESS AND THE LIFE OF MODERATION 55 ARISTOTLE: NICOMACHEAN ETHICS 57
2.6 THE SONG OFGOD 65 BHAGAVAD-GITA 67 2.7 DOES LIFE HAVE MEANING? 73
DANIEI KOLAK AND RAYMOND MARTIN: MEANING 74 CHAPTER 3 HOW CAN 1 KNOW
WHAT 1SRIGHT? 80 3.1 INTRODUCTION 80 3.2 KANT AND THE CATEGORICAL
IMPERATIVE 81 IMRNANUEL KAUT: GROUNDWORK OF THE METAPHYSICSOF MORALS 83
3.3 UTILITARIANISM 88 JOHN STUART MILL: WHAT UTILITARIANISMIS 90 3.4
REVALUATIONOFVALUES 96 FRIEDRICH NIETZSEHE: BEYOND GOOD AND EVIL 99 ON
THE GENEALOGY OFMORALITY 103 3.5 CARE VERSUSRIGHTS 108 JOY
KROEGER-MAPPES: THE ETHIC OF CARE VIS-A-VISTHE ETHIC OFRIGHTS UO 3.6
MORAL RELATIVISM 123 DAVID WONG: RELATIVISM 124 VII VIII CONFENTS
CHAPTER 4 WHAT MAKES A SOCIETYJUST? 131 4.1 INTRODUCTION 131 4.2 GOD AND
JUSTICE 132 MAJID KHADDURI: THE ISLAMIC CONCEPTION OFJUSTICE 135 4.3
CAPITALISMAND EXPLOITATION 141 KARL MARX AND FRIEDRICH ENGELS: MANIFESTO
OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY 144 4.4 THE ORIGINAL POSITION 152 JOHN RAWLS: A
THEORY OFJUSTICE 153 4.5 OUR OBLIGATION TO THE STATE 164 PLATO: CRITO
166 4.6 CIVILDISOBEDIENCE 172 MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.: LETTER FROM
BIRMINGHAMJAIL 174 4.7 SOVEREIGNTYAND JUSTICE:AN INDIGENIST S VIEWPOINT
183 WARD CHURCHILL: PERVERSIONSOFJUSTICE 184 CHAPTER 5 ISJUSTICE FOR ALL
POSSIBLE? 196 5.1 INTRODUCTION 196 5.2 UNIVERSALHUMAN RIGHTS 197 RENE
TRUJILLO: HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE AGE OFDISCOVERY 198 UNITED NATIONS
UNIVERSALDECLARATION OFHUMAN RIGHTS 200 5.3 RACISMAND FEMINISM 204 BELL
HOOKS: AIN T I A WOMAN 205 5.4 GLOBALIZATION AND JUSTICE 213 BENJAMIN R.
BARBER: JIHAD VS. MCWORLD 214 5.5 TERRORISM AND MORALITY 224 BAT-AMI BAR
ON: WHY TERRORISM IS MORALLYPROBLEMATIC 225 5.6 JUSTICE AND THE LAND 234
ALDO LEOPOLD: THE LAND ETHIC 235 PARTIII EPISTEMOLOGY 247 CHAPTER 6 IS
KNOWLEDGE POSSIBLE? 248 6.1 INTRODUCTION 248 6.2 SUFIMYSTICISM 250
AL-GHAZALI: DELIVERANCEFROM ERROR 252 6.3 IS CERTAINTY POSSIBLE? 259
RENE DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS I AND II 261 6.4 EMPIRICISMAND LIMITED
SKEPTICISM 267 DAVID HURNE: AN ENQUIRY CONCERNING HUMAN UNDERSTANDING
270 6.5 SHOULD WE BELIEVEBEYOND THE EVIDENCE? 276 WILLIAM K. CLIFFORD:
THE ETHICS OFBELIEF 278 WILLIAM JAMES: THE WILL TO BELIEVE 279 6.6
CLASSICALINDIAN EPISTEMOLOGY 284 D. M. DATTA: KNOWLEDGEAND THE METHODS
OFKNOWLEDGE 286 6.7 MROCENTRIC FEMINIST EPISTEMOLOGY 289 PATRIDA HILI
COLLINS: TOWARD AN MROCENTRIC FEMINIST EPISTEMOLOGY 291 CHAPTER 7 DOES
SEIENCE TELL US THE WHOLE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH? 301 7.1
INTRODUCTION 301 CONTENTS IX 7.2 THE GROWTH OF SCIENTIFICKNOWLEDGE 302
KARL R. POPPER: CONJECTURES AND REFUTATIONS 304 7.3
SCIENTIFICREVOLUTIONS 309 THOMAS S. KUHN: THE STRUCTURE OFSCIENTIFICREVOLUTIONS 311 7.4 FEMINISMAND SCIENCE 322 ELIZABETH
ANDERSON: KNOWLEDGE,HUMAN 1NTERESTS, AND OBJECTIVITY IN FEMINIST
EPISTEMOLOGY 324 7.5 JAPANESEVIEWSOFWESTERN SCIENCE 336 THOMAS P.
KASULIS: SUSHI, SCIENCE,AND SPIRITUALITY 338 7.6 SCIENCEAND
TRADITIONALTHOUGHT 351 KWAME ANTHONY APPIAH: OLD GODS, NEW WORLDS 352
PARTIV METAPHYS1CS 363 CHAPTER 8 WHAT IS REALLY REAL? 364 8.1
INTRODUCTION 364 8.2 THE DAO 366 LAOZI: DAO DE JING 369 8.3 PLATONIC
DUALISM 375 PLATO: THE REPUBLIC 378 8.4 NONDUALISM 385 SHANKARA: THE
CREST-JEWELOFDISCRIMINATION 386 8.5 SUBJECTIVE1DEALISM 393 GEORGE
BERKELEY: THE PRINCIPLESOF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE 396 8.6 PRE-COLUMBIAN
COSMOLOGIES 400 JORGE VALADEZ: PRE-COLUMBIAN PHILOSOPHICALPERSPECTIVES
401 8.7 SO WHAT 1SREAL? 406 JORGE LUIS BORGES: THE CIRCULAR RUINS 407
CHAPTER 9 ARE * FREEORDETERMINED? 412 9.1 INTRODUCTION 412 9.2 WEARE
DETERMINED 413 LAURA WADDELL EKSTROM: ARGUMENTS FOR 1NCOMPATIBILISM 415
9.3 WEARE FREE 419 JEAN-PAUL SARTRE: EXISTENTIALISM 420 9.4 KARMAAND
FREEDOM 427 SARVEPALLI RADHAKRISHNAN: KARMA AND FREEDOM 428 9.5 WEARE
BOTH FREE AND DETERMINED 431 RAYMOND M. SMULLYAN: 1SGOD A TAOIST? 433
CHAPTER 10 WHAT AM I? 441 10.1 INTRODUCTION 441 10.2 YOUARE YOURMIND 443
RENE DESCARTES: MEDITATION VI 445 10.3 YOUARE AN EMBODIED SELF 447 EVE
BROWNING EOLE: BODY,MIND, AND GENDER 449 10.4 YOUARE A COMPUTING MACHINE
457 BRUCE H. HINRICHS: COMPUTING THE MIND 458 X CONTENTS 10.5 YOU ARE
NOT A MACHINE 463 JOHN SEADE: CAN COMPUTERS THINK? 465 CHAPTER 11 WHOAM
I? 473 11.1 INTRODUCTION 473 11.2 THERE IS NO SELF 474 THE BUDDHA: FALSE
DOETRINES ABOUT THE SOUL 476 THE SIMILE OF THE CHARIOT 477 11.3 DOWN
WITH THE EGO 479 DEREK PARLIT: DIVIDED MINDS AND THE NATURE OF PERSONS
480 11.4 WHERE AM I? 485 DANIE1 DENNETT: BRAINSTORMS 487 11.5 SOCIAL
IDENTITY 495 GLORIA ANZALDUA: HOW TO TARNE A WILD TONGUE 496 11.6 GENDER
IDENTITY 503 DEIRDRE (DONALD) N. MCCLOSKEY: CROSSING 504 CHAPTER 12 IS
THERE A GOD? 509 12.1 INTRODUCTION 509 12.2 ARGUMENTS FOR GOD S
EXISTENEE 510 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS: THE FIVE WAYS 512 WILLIAM CRAIG: THE
KALAM ARGUMENT FROM ISLAM 514 GUNAPALA DHARMASIRI: PROBLEMS WITH THE
COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT 515 12.3 HINDUISM AND SCIENEE 516 P. VENUGOPALA
RAO: SCIENEE AND DHARMA 518 12.4 CREATION VS. EVOLUTION 522 RICHARD
DAWKINS: THE BLIND WATEHMAKER 525 12.5 THE MYSTERY OFEVIL 534 LOUIS P.
POJMAN: THE PROBLEM OFEVIL 535 12.6 THE GENDER OFGOD 542 MARY DALY:
BEYOND GOD THE FATHER 544 12.7 ARE ALL RELIGIONS TRUE? 549 JOHN B. COBB,
JR.: BEYOND PLURALISM 551 APPENDIX I GLOSSARY 561 APPENDIX II
PRONUNCIATION GUIDES 569
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CONTENTS PREFACE XL PARTI INTRODUCTION 1 CHAPTER 1 WHAT 1SPHILOSOPHY? 2
1.1 A DEFINITION OF PHILOSOPHY 2 1.2 WHAT IS RATIONALITY? 7 1.3 WHY
STUDY MULTICULTURAL PHILOSOPHY? 12 JOSEPH PRABHU: THE CLASH OR DIALOGUE
OF CIVILIZATIONS? 14 1.4 DOES PHILOSOPHY BAKE BREAD? 15 BERTRAND
RUSSELL: ON THE VALUEOF PHILOSOPHY 17 1.5 READING PHILOSOPHY 20 PARTII
ETHICS 23 CHAPTER 2 HOW SHOULD ONE LIVE? 24 2.1 INTRODUCTION 24 2.2 THE
BUDDHA AND THE MIDDLE WAY 26 THE BUDDHA: THE FOUR NOBLE TRUTHS 27
WALPOLA RAHULA: THE FOURTH NOBLE TRUTH 29 2.3 CONFUCIUSAND THE LIFE
OFVIRTUE 32 D. C. LAU: CONFUCIUS AND MORAL CHARACTER 34 2.4 SOCRATESON
LIVINGTHE EXAMINED LIFE 40 PLATO: THE APOLOGY 42 2.5 ARISTOTLE ON
HAPPINESS AND THE LIFE OF MODERATION 55 ARISTOTLE: NICOMACHEAN ETHICS 57
2.6 THE SONG OFGOD 65 BHAGAVAD-GITA 67 2.7 DOES LIFE HAVE MEANING? 73
DANIEI KOLAK AND RAYMOND MARTIN: MEANING 74 CHAPTER 3 HOW CAN 1 KNOW
WHAT 1SRIGHT? 80 3.1 INTRODUCTION 80 3.2 KANT AND THE CATEGORICAL
IMPERATIVE 81 IMRNANUEL KAUT: GROUNDWORK OF THE METAPHYSICSOF MORALS 83
3.3 UTILITARIANISM 88 JOHN STUART MILL: WHAT UTILITARIANISMIS 90 3.4
REVALUATIONOFVALUES 96 FRIEDRICH NIETZSEHE: BEYOND GOOD AND EVIL 99 ON
THE GENEALOGY OFMORALITY 103 3.5 CARE VERSUSRIGHTS 108 JOY
KROEGER-MAPPES: THE ETHIC OF CARE VIS-A-VISTHE ETHIC OFRIGHTS UO 3.6
MORAL RELATIVISM 123 DAVID WONG: RELATIVISM 124 VII VIII CONFENTS
CHAPTER 4 WHAT MAKES A SOCIETYJUST? 131 4.1 INTRODUCTION 131 4.2 GOD AND
JUSTICE 132 MAJID KHADDURI: THE ISLAMIC CONCEPTION OFJUSTICE 135 4.3
CAPITALISMAND EXPLOITATION 141 KARL MARX AND FRIEDRICH ENGELS: MANIFESTO
OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY 144 4.4 THE ORIGINAL POSITION 152 JOHN RAWLS: A
THEORY OFJUSTICE 153 4.5 OUR OBLIGATION TO THE STATE 164 PLATO: CRITO
166 4.6 CIVILDISOBEDIENCE 172 MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.: LETTER FROM
BIRMINGHAMJAIL 174 4.7 SOVEREIGNTYAND JUSTICE:AN INDIGENIST'S VIEWPOINT
183 WARD CHURCHILL: PERVERSIONSOFJUSTICE 184 CHAPTER 5 ISJUSTICE FOR ALL
POSSIBLE? 196 5.1 INTRODUCTION 196 5.2 UNIVERSALHUMAN RIGHTS 197 RENE
TRUJILLO: HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE "AGE OFDISCOVERY" 198 UNITED NATIONS
UNIVERSALDECLARATION OFHUMAN RIGHTS 200 5.3 RACISMAND FEMINISM 204 BELL
HOOKS: AIN'T I A WOMAN 205 5.4 GLOBALIZATION AND JUSTICE 213 BENJAMIN R.
BARBER: JIHAD VS. MCWORLD 214 5.5 TERRORISM AND MORALITY 224 BAT-AMI BAR
ON: WHY TERRORISM IS MORALLYPROBLEMATIC 225 5.6 JUSTICE AND THE LAND 234
ALDO LEOPOLD: THE LAND ETHIC 235 PARTIII EPISTEMOLOGY 247 CHAPTER 6 IS
KNOWLEDGE POSSIBLE? 248 6.1 INTRODUCTION 248 6.2 SUFIMYSTICISM 250
AL-GHAZALI: DELIVERANCEFROM ERROR 252 6.3 IS CERTAINTY POSSIBLE? 259
RENE DESCARTES: MEDITATIONS I AND II 261 6.4 EMPIRICISMAND LIMITED
SKEPTICISM 267 DAVID HURNE: AN ENQUIRY CONCERNING HUMAN UNDERSTANDING
270 6.5 SHOULD WE BELIEVEBEYOND THE EVIDENCE? 276 WILLIAM K. CLIFFORD:
THE ETHICS OFBELIEF 278 WILLIAM JAMES: THE WILL TO BELIEVE 279 6.6
CLASSICALINDIAN EPISTEMOLOGY 284 D. M. DATTA: KNOWLEDGEAND THE METHODS
OFKNOWLEDGE 286 6.7 MROCENTRIC FEMINIST EPISTEMOLOGY 289 PATRIDA HILI
COLLINS: TOWARD AN MROCENTRIC FEMINIST EPISTEMOLOGY 291 CHAPTER 7 DOES
SEIENCE TELL US THE WHOLE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH? 301 7.1
INTRODUCTION 301 CONTENTS IX 7.2 THE GROWTH OF SCIENTIFICKNOWLEDGE 302
KARL R. POPPER: CONJECTURES AND REFUTATIONS 304 7.3
SCIENTIFICREVOLUTIONS 309 THOMAS S. KUHN: THE STRUCTURE OFSCIENTIFICREVOLUTIONS 311 7.4 FEMINISMAND SCIENCE 322 ELIZABETH
ANDERSON: KNOWLEDGE,HUMAN 1NTERESTS, AND OBJECTIVITY IN FEMINIST
EPISTEMOLOGY 324 7.5 JAPANESEVIEWSOFWESTERN SCIENCE 336 THOMAS P.
KASULIS: SUSHI, SCIENCE,AND SPIRITUALITY 338 7.6 SCIENCEAND
TRADITIONALTHOUGHT 351 KWAME ANTHONY APPIAH: OLD GODS, NEW WORLDS 352
PARTIV METAPHYS1CS 363 CHAPTER 8 WHAT IS REALLY REAL? 364 8.1
INTRODUCTION 364 8.2 THE DAO 366 LAOZI: DAO DE JING 369 8.3 PLATONIC
DUALISM 375 PLATO: THE REPUBLIC 378 8.4 NONDUALISM 385 SHANKARA: THE
CREST-JEWELOFDISCRIMINATION 386 8.5 SUBJECTIVE1DEALISM 393 GEORGE
BERKELEY: THE PRINCIPLESOF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE 396 8.6 PRE-COLUMBIAN
COSMOLOGIES 400 JORGE VALADEZ: PRE-COLUMBIAN PHILOSOPHICALPERSPECTIVES
401 8.7 SO WHAT 1SREAL? 406 JORGE LUIS BORGES: THE CIRCULAR RUINS 407
CHAPTER 9 ARE * FREEORDETERMINED? 412 9.1 INTRODUCTION 412 9.2 WEARE
DETERMINED 413 LAURA WADDELL EKSTROM: ARGUMENTS FOR 1NCOMPATIBILISM 415
9.3 WEARE FREE 419 JEAN-PAUL SARTRE: EXISTENTIALISM 420 9.4 KARMAAND
FREEDOM 427 SARVEPALLI RADHAKRISHNAN: KARMA AND FREEDOM 428 9.5 WEARE
BOTH FREE AND DETERMINED 431 RAYMOND M. SMULLYAN: 1SGOD A TAOIST? 433
CHAPTER 10 WHAT AM I? 441 10.1 INTRODUCTION 441 10.2 YOUARE YOURMIND 443
RENE DESCARTES: MEDITATION VI 445 10.3 YOUARE AN EMBODIED SELF 447 EVE
BROWNING EOLE: BODY,MIND, AND GENDER 449 10.4 YOUARE A COMPUTING MACHINE
457 BRUCE H. HINRICHS: COMPUTING THE MIND 458 X CONTENTS 10.5 YOU ARE
NOT A MACHINE 463 JOHN SEADE: CAN COMPUTERS THINK? 465 CHAPTER 11 WHOAM
I? 473 11.1 INTRODUCTION 473 11.2 THERE IS NO SELF 474 THE BUDDHA: FALSE
DOETRINES ABOUT THE SOUL 476 THE SIMILE OF THE CHARIOT 477 11.3 DOWN
WITH THE EGO 479 DEREK PARLIT: DIVIDED MINDS AND THE NATURE OF PERSONS
480 11.4 WHERE AM I? 485 DANIE1 DENNETT: BRAINSTORMS 487 11.5 SOCIAL
IDENTITY 495 GLORIA ANZALDUA: HOW TO TARNE A WILD TONGUE 496 11.6 GENDER
IDENTITY 503 DEIRDRE (DONALD) N. MCCLOSKEY: CROSSING 504 CHAPTER 12 IS
THERE A GOD? 509 12.1 INTRODUCTION 509 12.2 ARGUMENTS FOR GOD'S
EXISTENEE 510 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS: THE FIVE WAYS 512 WILLIAM CRAIG: THE
KALAM ARGUMENT FROM ISLAM 514 GUNAPALA DHARMASIRI: PROBLEMS WITH THE
COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT 515 12.3 HINDUISM AND SCIENEE 516 P. VENUGOPALA
RAO: SCIENEE AND DHARMA 518 12.4 CREATION VS. EVOLUTION 522 RICHARD
DAWKINS: THE BLIND WATEHMAKER 525 12.5 THE MYSTERY OFEVIL 534 LOUIS P.
POJMAN: THE PROBLEM OFEVIL 535 12.6 THE GENDER OFGOD 542 MARY DALY:
BEYOND GOD THE FATHER 544 12.7 ARE ALL RELIGIONS TRUE? 549 JOHN B. COBB,
JR.: BEYOND PLURALISM 551 APPENDIX I GLOSSARY 561 APPENDIX II
PRONUNCIATION GUIDES 569 |
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