The George Grant Reader

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University of Toronto Press (1998)
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A number of his more disturbing essays are also included, such as his controversial writings on abortion. The editors' substantial introduction places the articles in the wider context of Grant's life and thought."--BOOK JACKET.

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0802009735   9781442681361   9780802009739

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10.3138/9781442681361

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Acknowledgments.  (pages ix-x)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Contents.  (pages v-viii)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Frontmatter.  (pages i-iv)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Introduction.  (pages 1-32)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Prologue.  (pages 33-40)Sheila Grant & William Christian
The character of canada.  (pages 43-50)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Mass society.  (pages 50-58)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Equality and the ndp.  (pages 58-75)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Canada and nationalism.  (pages 76-83)Sheila Grant & William Christian
The vietnam war.  (pages 83-94)Sheila Grant & William Christian
The united states as a technological society.  (pages 95-107)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Justice and the right to life.  (pages 107-122)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Canada and quebec.  (pages 122-128)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Classical liberalism.  (pages 128-133)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Conservatism.  (pages 133-137)Sheila Grant & William Christian
British conservatism.  (pages 138-141)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Liberalism and tyranny.  (pages 141-150)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Free trade.  (pages 150-154)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Philosophy and the perfection of God.  (pages 157-173)Sheila Grant & William Christian
The role of education.  (pages 173-187)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Resignation from York.  (pages 187-190)Sheila Grant & William Christian
The multiversity.  (pages 190-200)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Research and resignation.  (pages 200-204)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Plato.  (pages 207-213)Sheila Grant & William Christian
St Augustine.  (pages 213-218)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Immanuel Kant.  (pages 218-226)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Karl Marx.  (pages 226-237)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Simone Weil Leo Strauss and Alexandre Kojève.  (pages 237-279)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Friedrich Nietzsche.  (pages 279-297)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Martin Heidegger.  (pages 297-311)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Jean-Jacques Rousseau.  (pages 311-318)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Francis Bacon.  (pages 321-322)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Bertrand Russell.  (pages 322-334)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Sigmund Freud.  (pages 334-344)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Carl Gustav Jung.  (pages 344-354)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Harold Adams Innis.  (pages 354-357)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Northrop Frye.  (pages 357-361)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Dennis Lee.  (pages 361-369)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Louis-Ferdinand Céline.  (pages 369-384)Sheila Grant & William Christian
The good or values?  (pages 387-394)Sheila Grant & William Christian
The civilization of technique.  (pages 394-398)Sheila Grant & William Christian
America: A new world.  (pages 399-407)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Technology as warning.  (pages 407-417)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Technologyas ontology.  (pages 417-434)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Technology and faith.  (pages 434-444)Sheila Grant & William Christian
The theology of the cross.  (pages 447-453)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Death as absence.  (pages 453-456)Sheila Grant & William Christian
The absence of justice.  (pages 456-459)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Bliss.  (pages 459-461)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Love.  (pages 461-482)Sheila Grant & William Christian
Index.  (pages 483-495)Sheila Grant & William Christian

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