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Imagination, understanding, and the virtue of liberality

Author:David L. Norton

Summary:Challenging the notion that it is impossible to step outside of one's own cultural framework, this work argues that it is possible to cultivate an ability to appreciate truths and values other than our own. It is intended to be of specific interest to courses that address multiculturalism.

Print Book, English, ©1996

Edition:View all formats and editions

Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham, Md., ©1996

Physical Description:xvi, 122 pages ; 23 cm

ISBN:

9780847681273, 9780847681280, 0847681270, 0847681289

OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:33078612

Subjects:

Imagination (Philosophy)

Social behaviour Ethics

Additional Physical Form Entry:

Online version:

Imagination, understanding, and the virtue of liberality.

Norton, David L.

Contents:

Transcendental imagination and alternative worlds

Is ethnocentrism inescable?

Phenomenology of perspectival exchange: shock, gravitas, and levitas

Beyond tolerance: multiplism, commitment, and the virtue of liberality