BEING AND BECOMING: A CRITIQUE OF POST-MODERNISM, New York; Westport, CT; London: Greenwood Press, 1991. Contributions in Philosophy #44. 9.5 x 6.25 inches. 302 pages.

Dedication: To Professor Larry Azar, teacher and friend, friend and teacher.

  Table of Contents:   



  Preface  



  Prologue: On Post-Modernism as the Current Orthodoxy  



  1. Nietzsche and Friends: The Attack on Being, Knowledge, and Morals   



  2. Descartes, Kant, and James: As If Theism, Proto-Deconstructionism   



  3. Hegel and Kueng: Pantheism, The Polite Form of Atheism   



  4. Heidegger and Sartre: Essence-Phobia, with a Vengeance   



  5. Thomas Aquinas: Super-Modernity Superseded, "Being" Remembered   



  Epilogue: On the Ethical Importance of "And"   



  Appendix: A Summary of Hume's Deduction Leading to Skepticism   



  Notes   



  Bibliography   



  Index   



Links order information A Daily Thought Biographical Note go back