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- Textual politics (2)
- discourse and social dynamics
- By Jay L. Lemke
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- Thinking Politically (6)
- Essays in Political Theory
- By Michael Walzer
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- The Company of Critics (2)
- Social Criticism and Political Commitment in the Twentieth Century
- By Michael Walzer
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- Natural Moralities (5)
- A Defense of Pluralistic Relativism
- By David B. Wong
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- Historical Ontology (9)
- By Ian Hacking
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- The Network Society (4)
- Social Aspects of New Media
- By Jan A G M van Dijk
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- 論儒家哲學的三個大時代 (8)
- By 劉述先
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Finished in 2009
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- Moral Understandings (2)
- A Feminist Study in Ethics (Studies in Feminist Philosophy)
- By Margaret Urban Walker
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Finished in 2009
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- Thick and Thin (4)
- Moral Argument at Home and Abroad (FRANK COVEY LOYOLA L)
- By Michael Walzer
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- Outliers (894)
- The Story of Success
- By Malcolm Gladwell
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Finished in 2009
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- Self and Social Change (1)
- By Dr Matthew Adams
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Finished in 2009
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- A Secular Age (20)
- By Charles Taylor
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Finished in 2009
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- Interpretation and Social Criticism (2)
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- By Michael Walzer
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Finished in 2009
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- Value and Context (5)
- the Nature of Moral and Political Knowledge
- By Alan Thomas
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Finished in 2009
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Alan Thomas, in his book, develops a contextualist moral epistemology as an alternative to foundationalism and coherentism. He has discussed (almost all) major moral philosophers, such as McDowell, Wiggins, Bernard Williams, Korsgaard, just to name a few. Although his discussion can be difficult to ... (continue)
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- Narrative Identity and Moral Identity (1)
- A Practical Perspective (Routledge Studies in Contemporary Philosophy)
- By Kim Atkins
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Finished in 2009
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Narrative Identity and Moral Identity
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A philosophical analysis of the importance of 'narrative identity' for ethics (as broadly construed), using resources from both analytic and continental traditions (and, recently research in embodiment as well), but mostly belongs to the French tradition. Throughout the entire book, the notion of 'b ... (continue)
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Tony Woo
Self and Social Change
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A study of major sociological account of the self, and the monograph finished with author's own account. Particularly interesting is its attempt to synthesize Giddens et al.'s with Bourdieu's theory.
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