Civility / edited by Leroy S. Rouner.

Contributor(s):

Rouner, Leroy S

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Boston University studies in philosophy and religion ; v. 21Publication details: Notre Dame, Ind. : University of Notre Dame Press, c2000.Description: xvii, 252 pages ; 24 cmISBN:

0268022550 (alk. paper)
0268022569 (pbk. : alk. paper)

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DDC classification:

177.1 21 CIV

LOC classification:

JC337 .C58 2000

Contents:

Part I: what is Civility • Is civility a virtue, James Schmidt • Civic meetings, cultural meanings, Lawrence Cahoone • Trust, confidence, and the problem of civility, Adam McClellan • The Belligerence of Dogma, Stephen Toulmin Part II: The civility Debate • The Ethical status of civility, Robert B. Pippin • Response to Robert B. Pippin, Daniel O. Dahlstrom • Are we losing our virtue?, Alan Wolfe • Response to Alan Wolfe, Lawrence Cahoone • Civility and the Limits to the Tolerable, Edwin J. Delattre • Civility in the family, Carrie Doehring Part III: Civility in various Cultures • On Confucian civility, Henry Rosemont, Jr • Harmony, fragmentation, and democratic ritual, David B. Wong • Sacred civilities, Ninian Smart • Making peace, Virginia Straus

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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Part I: what is Civility
• Is civility a virtue, James Schmidt
• Civic meetings, cultural meanings, Lawrence Cahoone
• Trust, confidence, and the problem of civility, Adam McClellan
• The Belligerence of Dogma, Stephen Toulmin
Part II: The civility Debate
• The Ethical status of civility, Robert B. Pippin
• Response to Robert B. Pippin, Daniel O. Dahlstrom
• Are we losing our virtue?, Alan Wolfe
• Response to Alan Wolfe, Lawrence Cahoone
• Civility and the Limits to the Tolerable, Edwin J. Delattre
• Civility in the family, Carrie Doehring
Part III: Civility in various Cultures
• On Confucian civility, Henry Rosemont, Jr
• Harmony, fragmentation, and democratic ritual, David B. Wong
• Sacred civilities, Ninian Smart
• Making peace, Virginia Straus

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