Philosophical essays: from ancient creed to technological man.
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TextPublication details: Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice-Hall [1974]Description: xviii, 349 p. 24 cmISBN: - 0136622216
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- B29 .J595
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| B 29 .B445 Against the current : essays in the history of ideas / | B 29 .B78 1965 Between man and man. | B 29 .C617 1976 Philosophers and philosophies / | B 29 .J595 Philosophical essays: from ancient creed to technological man. | B 29 .J646 1982 Journeys through philosophy : a classical introduction / | B 29 .P517 Philosophy : a contemporary perspective / | B 29 .P52 Philosophy and Christianity: philosophical essays dedicated to Professor Dr. Herman Dooyeweerd |
Includes bibliographical references.
Technology and responsibility: reflections on the new tasks of ethics.--Jewish and Christian elements in philosophy: their share in the emergence of the modern mind.--Seventeenth century and after: the meaning of the scientific and technological revolution.--Socio-economic knowledge and ignorance of goals.--Philosophical reflections on experimenting with human subjects.--Against the stream: comments on the definition and redefinition of death.--Biological engineering--a preview--Contemporary problems in ethics from a Jewish perspective.--Biological foundations of individuality.--Spinoza and the theory of organism.--Sight and thought: a review of "visual thinking."--Change and permanence: on the possibility of understanding history.--The gnostic syndrome: typology of its thought, imagination, and mood.--The hymn of the pearl: case study of a symbol, and the claims for a Jewish origin of gnosticism.--Myth and mysticism: a study of objectification and interiorization in religious thought.--Origen's metaphysics of free will, fall, and salvation: a "divine comedy" of the universe.--The soul in gnosticism and Plotinus.--The abyss of the will: philosophical meditations on the seventh chapter of Paul's epistle to the Romans.
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