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Ethics and the foundations of education : teaching convictions in a postmodern world / Patrick Slattery, Dana Rapp.

Van Pelt Library LC268 .S52 2003
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Slattery, Patrick, 1953-
Contributor:
Rapp, Dana.
James Hosmer Penniman Book Fund.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Moral education.
Postmodernism and education.
Physical Description:
x, 310 pages ; 23 cm
Place of Publication:
Boston, MA : Allyn and Bacon, [2003]
Contents:
Prelude: The Process of Writing about Critical Ethical Issues and Education 1
1 Autobiography and the Self: The Search for Ethical Meaning 17
Ethics and a Day in the Life of Patrick Slattery 17
Ethics and a Day in the Life of Dana Rapp 21
Understanding Autobiography and the Self 29
Historical and Contemporary Approaches to Ethics 40
2 Eschatology, Interpretation, and Hermeneutics: The Struggle for Understanding 69
An Eschatological Foundation for Ethics: Narratives of Hope 69
Language and Interpretation 80
Hermeneutics and Subjectivity 84
Linking Hermeneutics to Social Struggles 89
Defining Hermeneutics 96
From Modern to Postmodern Perspective on Hermeneutics 104
Classroom Examples of Synthesis and Wide-Awakeness 112
Teaching Convictions on Gay and Lesbian Issues and Religion 115
3 Aesthetics and Theology: The Passion for Justice 131
Religion and Government: Deconstructing Patriotism 137
Aesthetic Imagination for Justice 145
The Art of Edward Kienholz and Nancy Kienholz 147
The Art of Anselm Kiefer 148
A Postmodern Perspective: Ethics and Aesthetics 152
The Nature of the Aesthetic Voice 153
The Postmodern Reply: Time and Aesthetics 155
Complexity of Identity Formation 157
An Arts-Based Installation Exploring Religion and Sexuality 164
Foucault on Regulation and Governmentality 166
The Installation: Aesthetic Representations 167
The Vision of Jackson Pollock 172
Aesthetics and Justice 173
Liberation Theology and Aesthetic Inspiration 176
4 Diversity and Human Nature: The Urgency of Ecological Sustainability 183
The Ecological Moment 183
Ecology, Open Systems, and the Mississippi River 186
Using the Arts for Reflection on Sustainability 190
A Classroom Story of Rape, Domination, and Ecological Sensitivity 194
War, Ecological Destruction, and the "Power Over" 198
Sara's Story 202
Deep Ecology and Its Relevance to Education and Ethics 208
Ecofeminism and Centralizing Marginalized Voices 213
Ecological Postmodernism and the Ecological Self 215
Environmental Racism 218
Ecological Futures 226
5 Prophetic Voices and Proleptic Hope: Teaching Convictions after Enron and 911 229
September 11, 2001 229
Patriots, Prophets, and Enemies of the State: Voices from Our Communities 232
Death Penalties and War: Revelations from the Pulpit 247
Our Response to the September 11 Attacks 253
Dead Awakening and the Artist's Response 263
Teaching Convictions 276
Postlude: Teaching Convictions in a Postmodern World 281.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 283-296) and index.
Local Notes:
Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the James Hosmer Penniman Book Fund.
ISBN:
0321054016
OCLC:
50322846

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