Afro-communitarianism, Humanization and the Nature of Reconciliation Rianna Oelofsen (original) (raw)

2018, An African path to a global future

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In this paper I defend an account of reconciliation based on an Afro-communitarian worldview. The paper firstly gives a brief sketch of what an Afro-communitarian conception of reconciliation entails, and goes on to argue that this conception of reconciliation is able to deal with the issue of identity transformation, which is integral for lasting peace and reconciliation. Summarizing the effects on our understanding of the concept of reconciliation when adopting Afro-communitarianism as the starting point, the paper then moves on to suggest some tentative reasons why we might want to accept this view of ethics and the person—and thus this view of reconciliation—over a Western individualistic conception. These reasons include the claim that the Afro-communitarian view captures some core empirical evidence about being human.

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  1. Afro-communitarianism emphasizes identity transformation for reconciliation, contrasting with Western individualism.
  2. The paper critiques neoliberal development frameworks, highlighting their failure in addressing Africa's historical context.
  3. Wangari Maathai's development philosophy advocates holistic approaches beyond mere legal justice.
  4. The role of care ethics in transitional justice prioritizes local experiences over legalistic mechanisms.
  5. The need for collective responsibility in addressing societal issues is central to effective reconciliation strategies.

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  350. IIA.10 Christian-Islamic Preambles of Faith. Joseph Kenny. ISBN 156518 1387 (paper).
  351. IIA.11 The Historicity of Understanding and the Problem of Relativism in Gadamer's Philosophical Hermeneutics. Osman Bilen. ISBN 156518 1670 (paper).
  352. IIA.12 Religion and the Relation between Civilizations: Lectures on Coo- peration between Islamic and Christian Cultures in a Global Horizon. George F. McLean. ISBN 1565181522 (paper).
  353. IIA.13 Modern Western Christian Theological Understandings of Muslims since the Second Vatican Council. Mahmut Aydin. ISBN 1565181719 (paper).
  354. IIA.14 Philosophy of the Muslim World; Authors and Principal Themes. Joseph Kenny. ISBN 1565181794 (paper).
  355. IIA.15 Islam and Its Quest for Peace: Jihad, Justice and Education. Mustafa Köylü. ISBN 1565181808 (paper).
  356. IIA.16 Islamic Thought on the Existence of God: Contributions and Contrasts with Contemporary Western Philosophy of Religion. Cafer S. Yaran. ISBN 1565181921 (paper).
  357. IIA.17
  358. Hermeneutics, Faith, and Relations between Cultures: Lectures in Qom, Iran. George F. McLean. ISBN 1565181913 (paper).
  359. IIA.18 Change and Essence: Dialectical Relations between Change and Continuity in the Turkish Intellectual Tradition. Sinasi Gunduz and Cafer S. Yaran, eds. ISBN 1565182227 (paper).
  360. IIA.19 Understanding Other Religions: Al-Biruni and Gadamer's "Fusion of Horizons." Kemal Ataman. ISBN 9781565182523 (paper).
  361. Series III. Asian Philosophical Studies III.1 Man and Nature: Chinese Philosophical Studies, I. Tang Yijie and Li Zhen, eds. ISBN 0819174130 (paper).
  362. III.2 Chinese Foundations for Moral Education and Character Development: Chinese Philosophical Studies, II. Tran van Doan, ed. ISBN 1565180321 (paper).
  363. Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism, Christianity and Chinese Culture: Chinese Philosophical Studies, III. 2 nd edition. Tang Yijie. ISBN 9781 565183193 (paper).
  364. III.
  365. Morality, Metaphysics and Chinese Culture: Metaphysics, Culture and Morality, I. Vincent Shen and Tran van Doan, eds. ISBN 1565180275 (paper).
  366. III.5 Tradition, Harmony and Transcendence. George F. McLean. ISBN 1565180313 (paper).
  367. III.6 Psychology, Phenomenology and Chinese Philosophy: Chinese Philo- sophical Studies, VI. Vincent Shen, Richard Knowles and Tran Van Doan, eds. ISBN 1565180453 (paper).
  368. III.7 Values in Philippine Culture and Education: Philippine Philosophical Studies, I. Manuel B. Dy, Jr., ed. ISBN 1565180412 (paper). III.7A The Human Person and Society: Chinese Philosophical Studies, VIIA. Zhu Dasheng, Jin Xiping and George F. McLean, eds. ISBN 1565180887. III.8 The Filipino Mind: Philippine Philosophical Studies II. Leonardo N. Mercado. ISBN 156518064X (paper).
  369. III.
  370. 9 Philosophy of Science and Education: Chinese Philosophical Studies IX. Vincent Shen and Tran Van Doan, eds. ISBN 1565180763 (paper).
  371. III.10
  372. Chinese Cultural Traditions and Modernization: Chinese Philosophi- cal Studies, X. Wang Miaoyang, Yu Xuanmeng and George F. McLean, eds. ISBN 1565180682 (paper).
  373. III.11 The Humanization of Technology and Chinese Culture: Chinese Philosophical Studies XI. Tomonobu Imamichi, Wang Miaoyang and Liu Fangtong, eds. ISBN 1565181166 (paper).
  374. III.12 Beyond Modernization: Chinese Roots of Global Awareness: Chinese Philosophical Studies, XII. Wang Miaoyang, Yu Xuanmeng and George F. McLean, eds. ISBN 1565180909 (paper).
  375. III.13 Philosophy and Modernization in China: Chinese Philosophical Stu- dies XIII. Liu Fangtong, Huang Songjie and George F. McLean, eds. ISBN 1565180666 (paper).
  376. III.14 Economic Ethics and Chinese Culture: Chinese Philosophical Studies, XIV. Yu Xuanmeng, Lu Xiaohe, Liu Fangtong, Zhang Rulun and Georges Enderle, eds. ISBN 1565180925 (paper).
  377. III.15 Civil Society in a Chinese Context: Chinese Philosophical Studies XV. Wang Miaoyang, Yu Xuanmeng and Manuel B. Dy, eds. ISBN 1565180 844 (paper).
  378. III.16 The Bases of Values in a Time of Change: Chinese and Western: Chinese Philosophical Studies, XVI. Kirti Bunchua, Liu Fangtong, Yu Xuanmeng, Yu Wujin, eds. ISBN l56518114X (paper).
  379. III.17 Dialogue between Christian Philosophy and Chinese Culture: Philo- sophical Perspectives for the Third Millennium: Chinese Philosophical Studies, XVII. Paschal Ting, Marian Kao and Bernard Li, eds. ISBN 1565181735 (paper).
  380. III.18 The Poverty of Ideological Education: Chinese Philosophical Studies, XVIII. Tran Van Doan. ISBN 1565181646 (paper).
  381. III.19 God and the Discovery of Man: Classical and Contemporary Ap- proaches: Lectures in Wuhan, China. George F. McLean. ISBN 156518 1891 (paper).
  382. III.21 Cultural Factors in International Relations: Chinese Philosophical Studies, XXI. Yu Xintian, ed. ISBN 1565182049 (paper).
  383. III.22 Wisdom in China and the West: Chinese Philosophical Studies, XXII. Vincent Shen and Willard Oxtoby. ISBN 1565182057 (paper)
  384. III.23
  385. China's Contemporary Philosophical Journey: Western Philosophy and Marxism: Chinese Philosophical Studies, XXIII. Liu Fangtong. ISBN 1565182065 (paper).
  386. III.24 Shanghai: Its Urbanization and Culture: Chinese Philosophical Studies, XXIV. Yu Xuanmeng and He Xirong, eds. ISBN 1565182073 (paper).
  387. III.25 Dialogue of Philosophies, Religions and Civilizations in the Era of Globalization: Chinese Philosophical Studies, XXV. Zhao Dunhua, ed. ISBN 9781565182431 (paper).
  388. III.26 Rethinking Marx: Chinese Philosophical Studies, XXVI. Zou Shipeng and Yang Xuegong, eds. ISBN 9781565182448 (paper).
  389. III.27
  390. Confucian Ethics in Retrospect and Prospect: Chinese Philosophical Studies XXVII. Vincent Shen and Kwong-loi Shun, eds. ISBN 9781 565182455 (paper).
  391. III.28 Cultural Tradition and Social Progress, Chinese Philosophical Stu- dies, XXVIII. He Xirong, Yu Xuanmeng, Yu Xintian, Yu Wujing, Yang Junyi, eds. ISBN 9781565182660 (paper).
  392. III.29 Spiritual Foundations and Chinese Culture: A Philosophical Approach: Chinese Philosophical Studies, XXIX. Anthony J. Carroll and Katia Lenehan, eds. ISBN 9781565182974 (paper).
  393. III.30 Diversity in Unity: Harmony in a Global Age: Chinese Philosophical Studies, XXX. He Xirong and Yu Xuanmeng, eds. ISBN 978156518 3070 (paper).
  394. III.31 Chinese Spirituality and Christian Communities: A Kenotic Per- spective: Chinese Philosophical Studies, XXXI. Vincent Shen, ed. ISBN 978156518 3070 (paper).
  395. III.32 Care of Self and Meaning of Life: Asian and Christian Reflections: Chinese Philosophical Studies, XXXII. William Sweet and Cristal Huang, ed. ISBN 9781565183131 (paper).
  396. III.33 Philosophy and the Life-World: Chinese Philosophical Studies, XXXIII. He Xirong, Peter Jonkers and Shi Yongzhe, eds. ISBN 9781 565183216. (paper).
  397. III.34 Reconstruction of Values and Morality in Global Times: Chinese Philosophical Studies, XXXIV. Liu Yong and Zhang Zhixiang, eds. ISBN 9781565183278. (paper).
  398. III.35 Traditional Values and Virtues in Contemporary Social Life: Chinese Philosophical Studies XXXV. Gong Qun, ed. ISBN 978156518. (paper).
  399. IIIB.1 Authentic Human Destiny: The Paths of Shankara and Heidegger: Indian Philosophical Studies, I. Vensus A. George. ISBN 1565181190 (paper).
  400. IIIB.2 The Experience of Being as Goal of Human Existence: The Hei- deggerian Approach: Indian Philosophical Studies, II. Vensus A. George. ISBN 156518145X (paper).
  401. IIIB.3 Religious Dialogue as Hermeneutics: Bede Griffiths's Advaitic Ap- proach: Indian Philosophical Studies, III. Kuruvilla Pandikattu. ISBN 1565181395 (paper).
  402. IIIB.4 Self-Realization [Brahmaanubhava]: The Advaitic Perspective of Shankara: Indian Philosophical Studies, IV. Vensus A. George. ISBN 1565181549 (paper).
  403. IIIB.5 Gandhi: The Meaning of Mahatma for the Millennium: Indian Philosophical Studies, V. Kuruvilla Pandikattu, ed. ISBN 1565181565 (paper).
  404. IIIB.6 Civil Society in Indian Cultures: Indian Philosophical Studies, VI. Asha Mukherjee, Sabujkali Sen (Mitra) and K. Bagchi, eds. ISBN 156518 1573 (paper).
  405. IIIB.
  406. Hermeneutics, Tradition and Contemporary Change: Lectures in Chennai/Madras, India. George F. McLean. ISBN 1565181883 (paper).
  407. IIIB.8 Plenitude and Participation: The Life of God in Man: Lectures in Chennai/Madras, India. George F. McLean. ISBN 1565181999 (paper).
  408. IIIB.
  409. 9 Sufism and Bhakti, a Comparative Study: Indian Philosophical Studies, VII. Md. Sirajul Islam. ISBN 1565181980 (paper).
  410. IIIB.10 Reasons for Hope: Its Nature, Role and Future: Indian Philosophical Studies, VIII. Kuruvilla Pandikattu, ed. ISBN 156518 2162 (paper).
  411. IIIB.11 Lifeworlds and Ethics: Studies in Several Keys: Indian Philosophical Studies, IX. Margaret Chatterjee. ISBN 9781565182332 (paper).
  412. IIIB.12 Paths to the Divine: Ancient and Indian: Indian Philosophical Stu- dies, X. Vensus A. George. ISBN 9781565182486 (paper).
  413. IIIB.13 Faith and Reason Today: Fides et Ratio in a Post-Modern Era: Indian Philosophical Studies, XIII. Varghese Manimala, ed. IBSN 9781565182554 (paper).
  414. Identity, Creativity and Modernization: Perspectives on Indian Cultural Tradition: Indian Philosophical Studies, XIV. Sebastian Velas- sery and Vensus A. George, eds. ISBN 9781565182783 (paper).
  415. IIIB.15 Elusive Transcendence: An Exploration of the Human Condition Based on Paul Ricoeur: Indian Philosophical Studies, XV. Kuruvilla Pan- dikattu. ISBN 9781565182950 (paper).
  416. IIIB.16 Being Human in Multicultural Traditions: Indian Philosophical Studies, XVI. K. Remi Rajani and Vensus A. George, eds. ISBN 9781 565183285 (paper).
  417. IIIC.1 Spiritual Values and Social Progress: Uzbekistan Philosophical Studies, I. Said Shermukhamedov and Victoriya Levinskaya, eds. ISBN 1565181433 (paper).
  418. IIIC.2 Kazakhstan: Cultural Inheritance and Social Transformation: Kazakh Philosophical Studies, I. Abdumalik Nysanbayev. ISBN 1565182022 (paper).
  419. IIIC.3 Social Memory and Contemporaneity: Kyrgyz Philosophical Studies, I. Gulnara A. Bakieva. ISBN 9781565182349 (paper).
  420. IIID.1 Reason, Rationality and Reasonableness: Vietnamese Philosophical Studies, I. Tran Van Doan. ISBN 1565181662 (paper).
  421. IIID.2 Hermeneutics for a Global Age: Lectures in Shanghai and Hanoi. George F. McLean. ISBN 1565181905 (paper).
  422. IIID.3 Cultural Traditions and Contemporary Challenges in Southeast Asia. Warayuth Sriwarakuel, Manuel B. Dy, J. Haryatmoko, Nguyen Trong Chuan, and Chhay Yiheang, eds. ISBN 1565182138 (paper).
  423. IIID.4 Filipino Cultural Traits: Claro R. Ceniza Lectures. Rolando M. Gripaldo, ed. ISBN 1565182251 (paper).
  424. IIID.5 The History of Buddhism in Vietnam. Chief editor: Nguyen Tai Thu; Authors: Dinh Minh Chi, Ly Kim Hoa, Ha thuc Minh, Ha Van Tan, Nguyen Tai Thu. ISBN 1565180984 (paper).
  425. IIID.6 Relations between Religions and Cultures in Southeast Asia. Gadis Arivia and Donny Gahral Adian, eds. ISBN 9781565182509 (paper).
  426. IIID.7 Rethinking the Role of Philosophy in the Global Age. William Sweet and Pham Van Duc, eds. ISBN 9781565182646 (paper).
  427. IIID.8 Practical Issues and Social Philosophy in Vietnam Today. Pham Van Duc. ISBN 9781565183346 (paper).
  428. Series IV. Western European Philosophical Studies IV.1 Italy in Transition: The Long Road from the First to the Second Re- public: The Edmund D. Pellegrino Lectures. Paolo Janni, ed. ISBN 1565181204 (paper).
  429. IV.2 Italy and the European Monetary Union: The Edmund D. Pellegrino Lectures. Paolo Janni, ed. ISBN 156518128X (paper).
  430. IV.3 Italy at the Millennium: Economy, Politics, Literature and Journalism: The Edmund D. Pellegrino Lectures. Paolo Janni, ed. ISBN 1565181581 (paper).
  431. IV.4 Speaking of God. Carlo Huber. ISBN 1565181697 (paper). IV.5 The Essence of Italian Culture and the Challenge of a Global Age. Paulo Janni and George F. McLean, eds. ISBB 1565181778 (paper).
  432. IV.6 Italic Identity in Pluralistic Contexts: Toward the Development of Inter- cultural Competencies. Piero Bassetti and Paolo Janni, eds. ISBN 156518 1441 (paper).
  433. IV.7 Phenomenon of Affectivity: Phenomenological-Anthropological Per- spectives. Ghislaine Florival. ISBN 9781565182899 (paper).
  434. IV.8 Towards a Kenotic Vision of Authority in the Catholic Church. Anthony J. Carroll, Marthe Kerkwijk, Michael Kirwan, James Sweeney, eds. ISNB 9781565182936 (paper).
  435. IV.
  436. A Catholic Minority Church in a World of Seekers. Staf Hellemans and Peter Jonkers, eds. ISBN 9781565183018 (paper).
  437. IV.10
  438. French Catholics and Their Church: Pluralism and Deregulation. Nicolas de Bremond d'Ars and Yann Raison du Cleuziou, eds. ISBN 9781565183087 (paper).
  439. IV.11 Philosophy and Crisis: Responding to Challenges to Ways of Life in the Contemporary World (2 Volumes). Golfo Maggini, Vasiliki P. Solo- mou-Papanikolaou, Helen Karabatzaki and Konstantinos D. Koskeridis, eds. ISBN 9781565183292 (paper).
  440. IV.12 Re-Learning to be Human in Global Times: Challenges and Opportu- nities from the Perspectives of Contemporary Philosophy and Religion. Brigitte Buchhammer, ed. ISBN 9781565183339 (paper).
  441. Series IVA. Central and Eastern European Philosophical Studies IVA.1 The Philosophy of Person: Solidarity and Cultural Creativity: Polish Philosophical Studies, I. A. Tischner, J.M. Zycinski, eds. ISBN 156518 0496 (paper).
  442. IVA.2 Private and Public Social Inventions in Modern Societies: Polish Philosophical Studies, II. L. Dyczewski, P. Peachey, J.A. Kromkowski, eds. ISBN. 1565180518 (paper).
  443. IVA.3 Traditions and Present Problems of Czech Political Culture: Czecho- slovak Philosophical Studies, I. M. Bednár and M. Vejraka, eds. ISBN 1565180577 (paper).
  444. IVA.4 Czech Philosophy in the XXth Century: Czech Philosophical Studies, II. Lubomír Nový and Jirí Gabriel, eds. ISBN 1565180291 (paper).
  445. IVA.5
  446. Language, Values and the Slovak Nation: Slovak Philosophical Stu- dies, I. Tibor Pichler and Jana Gašparíková, eds. ISBN 1565180372 (paper).
  447. IVA.6 Morality and Public Life in a Time of Change: Bulgarian Philo- sophical Studies, I. V. Prodanov and A. Davidov, eds. ISBN 1565180550 (paper).
  448. IVA.7 Knowledge and Morality: Georgian Philosophical Studies, I. N.V. Chavchavadze, G. Nodia and P. Peachey, eds. ISBN 1565180534 (paper).
  449. IVA.8 Personal Freedom and National Resurgence: Lithuanian Philosoph- ical Studies, I. Bronius Kuzmickas and Aleksandr Dobrynin, eds. ISBN 1565180399 (paper).
  450. IVA.
  451. 9 National, Cultural and Ethnic Identities: Harmony beyond Conflict: Czech Philosophical Studies, III. Jaroslav Hroch, David Hollan, George F. McLean, eds. ISBN 1565181131 (paper).
  452. IVA.10 Models of Identities in Postcommunist Societies: Yugoslav Philo- sophical Studies, I. Zagorka Golubovic and George F. McLean, eds. ISBN 1565181211 (paper).
  453. IVA.11 Interests and Values: The Spirit of Venture in a Time of Change: Slo- vak Philosophical Studies, II. Tibor Pichler and Jana Gasparikova, eds. ISBN 1565181255 (paper).
  454. IVA.12 Creating Democratic Societies: Values and Norms: Bulgarian Philosophical Studies, II. Plamen Makariev, Andrew M. Blasko and Asen Davidov, eds. ISBN 156518131X (paper).
  455. IVA.13 Values of Islamic Culture and the Experience of History: Russian Philosophical Studies, I. Nur Kirabaev and Yuriy Pochta, eds. ISBN 1565181336 (paper).
  456. IVA.14 Values and Education in Romania Today: Romanian Philosophical Studies, I. Marin Calin and Magdalena Dumitrana, eds. ISBN 156518 1344 (paper).
  457. IVA.15 Between Words and Reality, Studies on the Politics of Recognition and the Changes of Regime in Contemporary Romania: Romanian Philo- sophical Studies, II. Victor Neumann. ISBN 1565181611 (paper).
  458. IVA.16 Culture and Freedom: Romanian Philosophical Studies, III. Marin Aiftinca, ed. ISBN 1565181360 (paper).
  459. IVA.17 Lithuanian Philosophy: Persons and Ideas: Lithuanian Philosoph- ical Studies, II. Jurate Baranova, ed. ISBN 1565181379 (paper).
  460. IVA.18 Human Dignity: Values and Justice: Czech Philosophical Studies, IV. Miloslav Bednar, ed. ISBN 1565181409 (paper).
  461. IVA.19 Values in the Polish Cultural Tradition: Polish Philosophical Stu- dies, III. Leon Dyczewski, ed. ISBN 1565181425 (paper).
  462. IVA.20 Liberalization and Transformation of Morality in Post-communist Countries: Polish Philosophical Studies, IV. Tadeusz Buksinski. ISBN 1565181786 (paper).
  463. IVA.21 Islamic and Christian Cultures: Conflict or Dialogue: Bulgarian Philosophical Studies, III. Plament Makariev, ed. ISBN 156518162X (paper).
  464. IVA.22 Moral, Legal and Political Values in Romanian Culture: Romanian Philosophical Studies, IV. Mihaela Czobor-Lupp and J. Stefan Lupp, eds. ISBN 1565181700 (paper).
  465. IVA.23 Social Philosophy: Paradigm of Contemporary Thinking: Lithuanian Philosophical Studies, III. Jurate Morkuniene. ISBN 1565182030 (paper).
  466. IVA.24 Romania: Cultural Identity and Education for Civil Society: Roma- nian Philosophical Studies, V. Magdalena Dumitrana, ed. ISBN 156518 209X (paper).
  467. IVA.25 Polish Axiology: the 20th Century and Beyond: Polish Philosophical Studies, V. Stanislaw Jedynak, ed. ISBN 1565181417 (paper).
  468. IVA.26 Contemporary Philosophical Discourse in Lithuania: Lithuanian Philosophical Studies, IV. Jurate Baranova, ed. ISBN 1565182154 (paper).
  469. IVA.27 Eastern Europe and the Challenges of Globalization: Polish Philoso- phical Studies, VI. Tadeusz Buksinski and Dariusz Dobrzanski, eds. ISBN 1565182189 (paper).
  470. IVA.28
  471. Church, State, and Society in Eastern Europe: Hungarian Philosoph- ical Studies, I. Miklós Tomka. ISBN 156518226X (paper).
  472. IVA.29
  473. Politics, Ethics, and the Challenges to Democracy in 'New Indepen- dent States': Georgian Philosophical Studies, II. Tinatin Bochorishvili, William Sweet and Daniel Ahern, eds. ISBN 9781565182240 (paper).
  474. IVA.30 Comparative Ethics in a Global Age: Russian Philosophical Studies II. Marietta T. Stepanyants, ed. ISBN 9781565182356 (paper).
  475. IVA.31
  476. Lithuanian Identity and Values: Lithuanian Philosophical Studies, V. Aida Savicka, ed. ISBN 9781565182367 (paper).
  477. IVA.32 The Challenge of Our Hope: Christian Faith in Dialogue: Polish Philosophical Studies, VII. Waclaw Hryniewicz. ISBN 9781565182370 (paper).
  478. IVA.33 Diversity and Dialogue: Culture and Values in the Age of Globali- zation. Andrew Blasko and Plamen Makariev, eds. ISBN 9781565182387 (paper).
  479. IVA.34 Civil Society, Pluralism and Universalism: Polish Philosophical Studies, VIII. Eugeniusz Gorski. ISBN 9781565182417 (paper).
  480. IVA.35
  481. Romanian Philosophical Culture, Globalization, and Education: Romanian Philosophical Studies VI. Stefan Popenici and Alin Tat, eds. ISBN 9781565182424 (paper).
  482. IVA.36 Political Transformation and Changing Identities in Central and Eastern Europe: Lithuanian Philosophical Studies, VI. Andrew Blasko and Diana Janušauskienė, eds. ISBN 9781565182462 (paper).
  483. IVA.37 Truth and Morality: The Role of Truth in Public Life: Romanian Philosophical Studies, VII. Wilhelm Dancă, ed. ISBN 9781565182493 (paper).
  484. IVA.38 Globalization and Culture: Outlines of Contemporary Social Cog- nition: Lithuanian Philosophical Studies, VII. Jurate Morkuniene, ed. ISBN 9781565182516 (paper).
  485. IVA.39 Knowledge and Belief in the Dialogue of Cultures, Russian Philo- sophical Studies, III. Marietta Stepanyants, ed. ISBN 9781565182622 (paper).
  486. IVA.40 God and Post-Modern Thought: Philosophical Issues in the Contem- porary Critique of Modernity, Polish Philosophical Studies, IX. Józef Ży- ciński. ISBN 9781565182677 (paper).
  487. IVA.41 Dialogue among Civilizations, Russian Philosophical Studies, IV. Nur Kirabaev and Yuriy Pochta, eds. ISBN 9781565182653 (paper).
  488. IVA.42 The Idea of Solidarity: Philosophical and Social Contexts, Polish Philosophical Studies, X. Dariusz Dobrzanski, ed. ISBN 9781565182961 (paper).
  489. IVA.43 God's Spirit in the World: Ecumenical and Cultural Essays, Polish Philosophical Studies, XI. Waclaw Hryniewicz. ISBN 9781565182738 (paper).
  490. IVA.44 Philosophical Theology and the Christian Tradition: Russian and Western Perspectives, Russian Philosophical Studies, V. David Brad- shaw, ed. ISBN 9781565182752 (paper).
  491. IVA.45 Ethics and the Challenge of Secularism: Russian Philosophical Stu- dies, VI. David Bradshaw, ed. ISBN 9781565182806 (paper).
  492. IVA.46 Philosophy and Spirituality across Cultures and Civilizations: Rus- sian Philosophical Studies, VII. Nur Kirabaev, Yuriy Pochta and Ruzana Pskhu, eds. ISBN 9781565182820 (paper).
  493. IVA.47 Values of the Human Person: Contemporary Challenges: Romanian Philosophical Studies, VIII. Mihaela Pop, ed. ISBN 9781565182844 (paper).
  494. IVA.48 Faith and Secularization: A Romanian Narrative: Romanian Philo- sophical Studies, IX. Wilhelm Dancă, ed. ISBN 9781565182929 (paper). IVA.49 The Spirit: The Cry of the World: Polish Philosophical Studies, XII. Waclaw Hryniewicz. ISBN 9781565182943 (paper).
  495. IVA.50 Philosophy and Science in Cultures: East and West: Russian Philo- sophical Studies, VIII. Marietta T. Stepanyants, ed. ISBN 978156518 2967 (paper).
  496. IVA.51 A Czech Perspective on Faith in a Secular Age: Czech Philosophical Studies V. Tomáš Halík and Pavel Hošek, eds. ISBN 9781565183001 (paper).
  497. IVA.52 Dilemmas of the Catholic Church in Poland: Polish Philosophical Studies, XIII. Tadeusz Buksinski, ed. ISBN 9781565183025 (paper).
  498. IVA.53 Secularization and Development of Religion in Modern Society: Polish Philosophical Studies, XIV. Leon Dyczewski, ed. ISBN 978156518 3032 (paper).
  499. IVA.54 Seekers or Dwellers: The Social Character of Religion in Hungary: Hungarian Philosophical Studies, II. Zsuzsanna Bögre, ed. ISBN 9781 565183063 (paper).
  500. IVA.55 Eurasian Frontier: Interrelation of Eurasian Cultures in a Global Age: Russian Philosophical Studies, IX. Irina Boldonova and Vensus A. George, eds. ISBN 9781565183186 (paper).
  501. IVA.56 Religion, the Sacred and Hospitality: Romanian Philosophical St- udies, X. Wilhelm Dancă, ed. ISBN 9781565183254 (paper).
  502. IVA.57 Identity and Globalization: Ethical Implications: Lithuanian Philo- sophical Studies, VIII. Dalia Stanciene, Irena Darginaviciene and Susan Robbins, eds. ISBN 9781565183261 (paper).
  503. Series V. Latin American Philosophical Studies V.1 The Social Context and Values: Perspectives of the Americas. O. Pe- goraro, ed. ISBN 081917355X (paper).
  504. V.2 Culture, Human Rights and Peace in Central America. Raul Molina and Timothy Ready, eds. ISBN 0819173576 (paper).
  505. Aymara Christianity: Inculturation or Culturization? Luis Jolicoeur. ISBN 1565181042 (paper).
  506. V.4 Love as the Foundation of Moral Education and Character Development. Luis Ugalde, Nicolas Barros and George F. McLean, eds. ISBN 156518 0801 (paper).
  507. V.5 Human Rights, Solidarity and Subsidiarity: Essays towards a Social Ontology. Carlos E.A. Maldonado. ISBN 1565181107 (paper).
  508. Series VI. Foundations of Moral Education VI.1 Philosophical Foundations for Moral Education and Character Devel- opment: Act and Agent. George F. McLean and F. Ellrod, eds. ISBN 1565180011 (paper).
  509. VI.2 Psychological Foundations for Moral Education and Character Devel- opment: An Integrated Theory of Moral Development. Richard Knowles, ed. ISBN 156518002X (paper).
  510. VI.3 Character Development in Schools and Beyond. Kevin Ryan and Thomas Lickona, eds. ISBN 1565180593 (paper).
  511. VI.4 The Social Context and Values: Perspectives of the Americas. O. Pe- goraro, ed. ISBN 081917355X (paper).
  512. VI.5 Chinese Foundations for Moral Education and Character Development. Tran van Doan, ed. ISBN 1565180321 (paper).
  513. VI.6 Love as the Foundation of Moral Education and Character Develop- ment. Luis Ugalde, Nicolas Barros and George F. McLean, eds. ISBN 1565180801 (paper).
  514. Series VII. Seminars on Culture and Values VII.1 The Social Context and Values: Perspectives of the Americas. O. Pe- goraro, ed. ISBN 081917355X (paper).
  515. VII.2 Culture, Human Rights and Peace in Central America. Raul Molina and Timothy Ready, eds. ISBN 0819173576 (paper).
  516. VII.3 Relations between Cultures. John A. Kromkowski, ed. ISBN 156518 0089 (paper).
  517. VII.4 Moral Imagination and Character Development: The Imagination (Volume I). George F. McLean and John A. Kromkowski, eds. ISBN 1565181743 (paper).
  518. VII.5 Moral Imagination and Character Development: Moral Imagination in Personal Formation and Character Development (Volume II). George F. McLean and Richard Knowles, eds. ISBN 1565181816 (paper).
  519. VII.6 Moral Imagination and Character Development: Imagination in Religion and Social Life (Volume III). George F. McLean and John K. White, eds. ISBN 1565181824 (paper).
  520. VII.7 Hermeneutics and Inculturation. George F. McLean, Antonio Gallo and Robert Magliola, eds. ISBN 1565181840 (paper).
  521. VII.8
  522. VII.
  523. 9 The Place of the Person in Social Life. Paul Peachey and John A. Krom- kowski, eds. ISBN 1565180127 (paper); 1565180135 (cloth).
  524. VII.10 Urbanization and Values. John A. Kromkowski, ed. ISBN 156518 0100 (paper); 1565180119 (cloth).
  525. VII.11 Freedom and Choice in a Democracy, Volume I: Meanings of Free- dom. Robert Magliola and John Farrelly, eds. ISBN 1565181867 (paper).
  526. VII.12 Freedom and Choice in a Democracy, Volume II: The Difficult Passage to Freedom. Robert Magliola and Richard Khuri, eds. ISBN 1565181859 (paper).
  527. VII.13 Cultural Identity, Pluralism and Globalization (2 volumes). John P. Hogan, ed. ISBN 1565182170 (paper).
  528. VII.14 Democracy: In the Throes of Liberalism and Totalitarianism. George F. McLean, Robert Magliola and William Fox, eds. ISBN 1565181956 (paper).
  529. VII.15 Democracy and Values in Global Times: With Nigeria as a Case Stu- dy.
  530. George F. McLean, Robert Magliola and Joseph Abah, eds. ISBN 1565181956 (paper).
  531. VII.16 Civil Society and Social Reconstruction. George F. McLean, ed. ISBN 1565180860 (paper).
  532. VII.17 Civil Society: Who Belongs? William A. Barbieri, Robert Magliola and Rosemary Winslow, eds. ISBN 1565181972 (paper).
  533. VII.18 The Humanization of Social Life: Theory and Challenges. Christopher Wheatley, Robert P. Badillo, Rose B. Calabretta and Robert Magliola, eds. ISBN 1565182006 (paper).
  534. VII.19 The Humanization of Social Life: Cultural Resources and Historical Responses. Ronald S. Calinger, Robert P. Badillo, Rose B. Calabretta, Robert Magliola, eds. ISBN 1565182006 (paper).
  535. VII.20 Religion, Morality and Communication between Peoples: Religion in Public Life, Volume I. George F. McLean, John A. Kromkowski and Ro- bert Magliola, eds. ISBN 1565182103 (paper).
  536. VII.21 Religion and Political Structures from Fundamentalism to Public Ser- vice: Religion in Public Life, Volume II. John T. Ford, Robert A. Destro and Charles R. Dechert, eds. ISBN 1565182111 (paper).
  537. VII.22 Civil Society as Democratic Practice. Antonio F. Perez, Semou Pathé Gueye, Yang Fenggang, eds. ISBN 1565182146 (paper).
  538. VII.23 Ecumenism and Nostra Aetate in the 21st Century. George F. McLean and John P. Hogan, eds. ISBN 1565182197 (paper).
  539. VII.24 Multiple Paths to God: Nostra Aetate: 40 Years Later. John P. Hogan and George F. McLean, eds. ISBN 1565182200 (paper).
  540. VII.25 Globalization and Identity. Andrew Blasko, Taras Dobko, Pham Van Duc and George Pattery, eds. ISBN 1565182200 (paper).
  541. VII.26 Communication across Cultures: The Hermeneutics of Cultures and Religions in a Global Age. Chibueze C. Udeani, Veerachart Nimanong, Zou Shipeng and Mustafa Malik, eds. ISBN: 9781565182400 (paper).
  542. VII.27
  543. Symbols, Cultures and Identities in a Time of Global Interaction. Paata Chkheidze, Hoang Thi Tho and Yaroslav Pasko, eds. ISBN 978156518 2608 (paper).
  544. VII.28 Restorying the 'Polis': Civil Society as Narrative Reconstruction. Yuriy Pochta, Gan Chunsong and David Kaulemu, eds. ISNB 9781 565183124 (paper).
  545. VII.29 History and Cultural Identity: Retrieving the Past, Shaping the Future. John P. Hogan, ed. ISBN 9781565182684 (paper).
  546. VII.30 Human Nature: Stable and/or Changing? John P. Hogan, ed. ISBN 9781565182431 (paper).
  547. VII.31 Reasoning in Faith: Cultural Foundations for Civil Society and Glob- alization. Octave Kamwiziku Wozol, Sebastian Velassery and Jurate Baranova, eds. ISBN 9781565182868 (paper).
  548. VII.32 Building Community in a Mobile/Global Age: Migration and Hospi- tality. John P. Hogan, Vensus A. George and Corazon T. Toralba, eds. ISBN 9781565182875 (paper).
  549. VII.33 The Role of Religions in the Public-Sphere: The Post-Secular Model of Jürgen Habermas and Beyond. Plamen Makariev and Vensus A. George, eds. ISBN 9781565183049 (paper).
  550. VII.35 The Secular and the Sacred: Complementary and/or Conflictual? John P. Hogan and Sayed Hassan Hussaini (Akhlaq), eds. ISBN 9781 565183209 (paper).
  551. VII.36 Justice and Responsibility: Cultural and Philosophical Foundations. João J. Vila-Chã, and John P. Hogan, eds. ISBN 9781565183308 (paper).
  552. Series VIII. Christian Philosophical Studies VIII.1 Church and People: Disjunctions in a Secular Age, Christian Philo- sophical Studies, I. Charles Taylor, José Casanova and George F. McLean, eds. ISBN9781565182745 (paper).
  553. VIII.2 God's Spirit in the World: Ecumenical and Cultural Essays, Christian Philosophical Studies, II. Waclaw Hryniewicz. ISBN 9781565182738 (paper).
  554. VIII.3 Philosophical Theology and the Christian Tradition: Russian and Western Perspectives, Christian Philosophical Studies, III. David Brad- shaw, ed. ISBN 9781565182752 (paper).
  555. VIII.4 Ethics and the Challenge of Secularism: Christian Philosophical Stu- dies, IV. David Bradshaw, ed. ISBN 9781565182806 (paper).
  556. VIII.5 Freedom for Faith: Theological Hermeneutics of Discovery based on George F. McLean's Philosophy of Culture: Christian Philosophical Stu- dies, V. John M. Staak. ISBN 9781565182837 (paper).
  557. VIII.6 Humanity on the Threshold: Religious Perspective on Transhuman- ism: Christian Philosophical Studies, VI. John C. Haughey and Ilia Delio, eds. ISBN 9781565182882 (paper).
  558. VIII.7 Faith and Secularization: A Romanian Narrative: Christian Philo- sophical Studies, VII. Wilhelm Dancă, ed. ISBN 9781565182929 (paper).
  559. VIII.8 Towards a Kenotic Vision of Authority in the Catholic Church: Chri- stian Philosophical Studies, VIII. Anthony J. Carroll, Marthe Kerkwijk, Michael Kirwan and James Sweeney, eds. ISBN 9781565182936 (paper). VIII.
  560. 9 The Spirit: The Cry of the World: Christian Philosophical Studies, IX. Waclaw Hryniewicz. ISBN 9781565182943 (paper).
  561. VIII.10 A Czech Perspective on Faith in a Secular Age: Christian Philosophi- cal Studies, X. Tomáš Halík and Pavel Hošek, eds. ISBN 9781565183001 (paper).
  562. VIII.11 A Catholic Minority Church in a World of Seekers: Christian Philo- sophical Studies, XI. Staf Hellemans and Peter Jonkers, eds. ISBN 9781 565183018 (paper).
  563. VIII.12 Dilemmas of the Catholic Church in Poland: Christian Philosophical Studies, XII. Tadeusz Buksinski, ed. ISBN 9781565183025 (paper).
  564. VIII.13 Secularization and Development of Religion in Modern Society: Christian Philosophical Studies, XIII. Leon Dyczewski, ed. ISBN 9781 565183032 (paper).
  565. VIII.14 Plural Spiritualities: North American Experience: Christian Philo- sophical Studies, XIV. Robert J. Schreiter, ed. ISBN 9781565183056 (paper).
  566. VIII.15 Seekers or Dwellers: The Social Character of Religion in Hungary: Christian Philosophical Studies, XV. Zsuzsanna Bögre, ed. ISBN 9781 565183063 (paper).
  567. VIII.16
  568. French Catholics and Their Church: Pluralism and Deregulation: Christian Philosophical Studies, XVI. Nicolas de Bremond d'Ars and Yann Raison du Cleuziou, eds. ISBN 9781565183087 (paper).
  569. VIII.17 Chinese Spirituality and Christian Communities: A Kenotic Per- spective: Christian Philosophical Studies, XVII. Vincent Shen, ed. ISBN 9781565183070 (paper).
  570. VIII.18 Care of Self and Meaning of Life: Asian and Christian Reflections: Christian Philosophical Studies, XVIII. William Sweet and Cristal Huang, ed. ISBN 9781565183131 (paper).
  571. VIII.19 Religion and Culture in the Process of Global Change: Portuguese Perspectives: Christian Philosophical Studies, XIX. José Tolentino Men- donça, Alfredo Teixeira and Alexandre Palma, eds. ISBN 978156518 3148 (paper).
  572. VIII.20 Seekers and Dwellers: Plurality and Wholeness in a Time of Secular- ity: Christian Philosophical Studies, XX. Philip J. Rossi, ed. ISBN 9781 565183155, (paper).
  573. VIII.21 Renewing the Church in a Secular Age: Holistic Dialogue and Kenotic Vision: Christian Philosophical Studies, XXI. Charles Taylor, José Casanova, George F. McLean and João J. Vila-Chã, eds. ISBN 9781 565183179 (paper).
  574. VIII.22 Narrating Secularisms: Being Between Identities in a Secularized World: Christian Philosophical Studies, XXII. William Desmond and Dennis Vanden Auweele, eds. ISBN 9781565183223 (paper).
  575. VIII.23 Envisioning Futures for the Catholic Church: Christian Philosophi- cal Studies, XXIII. Staf Hellemans and Peter Jonkers, eds. ISBN 9781 565183353 (paper).
  576. Person and Nature. George F. McLean and Hugo Meynell, eds. ISBN 0819170267 (paper); 0819170259 (cloth).
  577. ISM.2 Person and Society. George F. McLean and Hugo Meynell, eds. ISBN 0819169250 (paper); 0819169242 (cloth).
  578. ISM.3 Person and God. George F. McLean and Hugo Meynell, eds. ISBN 0819169382 (paper); 0819169374 (cloth).
  579. ISM.4 The Nature of Metaphysical Knowledge. George F. McLean and Hugo Meynell, eds. ISBN 0819169277 (paper); 0819169269 (cloth).
  580. ISM.5 Philosophical Challenges and Opportunities of Globalization. Oliva Blanchette, Tomonobu Imamichi and George F. McLean, eds. ISBN 1565181298 (paper).
  581. ISM.6 The Dialogue of Cultural Traditions: Global Perspective. William Sweet, George F. McLean, Tomonobu Imamichi, Safak Ural, O. Faruk Akyol, eds. ISBN 9781565182585 (paper).