Nature, Truth, and Value -

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Résumé :
Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 On the Soul Chapter 3 Ferr?'s Postmodern Metaphysical Support for the Soul Chapter 4 Explorations in Personalistic Organicism Chapter 5 Human Reality and The Form of the Good Chapter 6 The Emergentist Alternative: A Critique of Pansubjectivism Chapter 7 Philosophy of Religion After Postmodernism Chapter 8 The Process of Wisdom: Understanding the Contours of Ferr?'s Being and Value Chapter 9 Frederick Ferr?'s Epistemic Norms Interpret Evolution Chapter 10 Metaphor and the Limits of Language Chapter 11 Is Ecology a Postmodern Science? Chapter 12 Ferr?'s Organismic Theory of Natural Values Chapter 13 Value in Nature: The Contribution of Frederick Ferr? to Environmental Philosophy Chapter 14 Theism and the Crisis in Moral Theory: Rethinking Modern Autonomy Chapter 15 God Revisited Chapter 16 Ferr? Without God: A Shift to a Neo-Whiteheadian Humanistic Naturalism Chapter 17 A Lamp to Our Doubts: Ferr?, Hartshorne, and Theistic Arguments Chapter 18 Metascience, Technique and Radiobiology: Using a Contemporary Case to Investigate Ferr?'s Account of Technolatry Chapter 19 Frederick Ferr? and Pragmatist Activism Chapter 20 Global Enviormental Givernance: Why We Need a World Environment Organization Chapter 21 On Listening Chapter 22 A Brief Ode to an Intellectual Otter Chapter 23 Frederick Ferr? as Mensch: The Personal Side(s) of an Active Scholar Chapter 24 Biographical Essay...

Biographie:
George Allan's work as a writer includes articles for several Canadian magazines, stage plays, and television writing, including situation comedies, and dramas for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. He is a charter member of the Writers Guild of Canada.
No Ending is Allan's debut novel. Researching the book, he spent time on the street with detective units and uniformed law enforcement personnel in Toronto and Vancouver. Allan lives in Southern Ontario with his wife, Katherine....

Sommaire:

Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 On the Soul
Chapter 3 Ferr?'s Postmodern Metaphysical Support for the Soul
Chapter 4 Explorations in Personalistic Organicism
Chapter 5 Human Reality and The Form of the Good
Chapter 6 The Emergentist Alternative: A Critique of Pansubjectivism
Chapter 7 Philosophy of Religion After Postmodernism
Chapter 8 The Process of Wisdom: Understanding the Contours of Ferr?'s Being and Value
Chapter 9 Frederick Ferr?'s Epistemic Norms Interpret Evolution
Chapter 10 Metaphor and the Limits of Language
Chapter 11 Is Ecology a Postmodern Science?
Chapter 12 Ferr?'s Organismic Theory of Natural Values
Chapter 13 Value in Nature: The Contribution of Frederick Ferr? to Environmental Philosophy
Chapter 14 Theism and the Crisis in Moral Theory: Rethinking Modern Autonomy
Chapter 15 God Revisited
Chapter 16 Ferr? Without God: A Shift to a Neo-Whiteheadian Humanistic Naturalism
Chapter 17 A Lamp to Our Doubts: Ferr?, Hartshorne, and Theistic Arguments
Chapter 18 Metascience, Technique and Radiobiology: Using a Contemporary Case to Investigate Ferr?'s Account of Technolatry
Chapter 19 Frederick Ferr? and Pragmatist Activism
Chapter 20 Global Enviormental Givernance: Why We Need a World Environment Organization
Chapter 21 On Listening
Chapter 22 A Brief Ode to an Intellectual Otter
Chapter 23 Frederick Ferr? as Mensch: The Personal Side(s) of an Active Scholar
Chapter 24 Biographical Essay