21. Korean History:: A Bibliography :::::: [RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY - General] i. CKS HOME Korean history A Bibliography Topical Index Religionand philosophy general. Religion and philosophy general. http://www.hawaii.edu/korea/bibliography/religion_philosophy-general.htm

Korean History: A Bibliography Compiled by Kenneth R. Robinson Maintained by The Center for Korean Studies, University of Hawai`i CKS HOME Korean History: A Bibliography Religion and Philosophy: General Bahn, Archie J. "Korean Philosophy." Hanguk ch'olhak yongu Bahn, Archie J. "Chinese and Korean Pragmatism." Hanguk ch'olhak yongu Bahn, Archie J. "Korean Philosophies." In Che-6 hoe kukche haksulhoe ui nonmunjip: Hangukhak ui segye-kwa . Songnam: Hanguk chongshin munhwa yonguwon, 1991. Bahn, Archie J. "Korean Philosophies." Hanguk ch'olhak yongu Baker, Don. "Danger Within: Guilt and Moral Frailty in Korean Religion." Acta Koreana Chang, Byung Kil. "Study on the History of Religions in Korea." Hanguk ch'olhak yongu Ch'oe, Chong-ho. "The Concept of Language in the Traditional Korean Thought."

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What is PG? HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF PROJECT GUTENBERG When you get something for free, you get what you pay for!!! That means if you don't use what you get for free, it won't do you any good. But sometimes it is nice to have a library your friends and family can use, even if they don't always use it. The Beginning The Beginning of the Gutenberg Philosophy The Project Gutenberg Philosophy ... Etexts The Beginning Project Gutenberg began in 1971 when Michael Hart was given an operator's account with $100,000,000 of computer time in it by the operators of the Xerox Sigma V mainframe at the Materials Research Lab at the University of Illinois. This was totally serendipitous, as it turned out that two of a four operator crew happened to be the best friend of Michael's and the best friend of his brother. Michael just happened "to be at the right place at the right time" at the time there was more computer time than people knew what to do with, and those operators were encouraged to do whatever they wanted with that fortune in "spare time" in the hopes they would learn more for their job proficiency. At any rate, Michael decided there was nothing he could do, in the way of "normal computing," that would repay the huge value of the computer time he had been given. . .so he had to create $100,000,000 worth of value in some other manner. An hour and 47 minutes later, he announced that the greatest value created by computers would not be computing, but would be the storage, retrieval, and searching of what was stored in our libraries.

23. Science & Nature / History & Philosophy / General Never in history have so trained in mathematics, mechanical engineering, philosophy,astrophysics, ecology John Gribbin first introduced the general public to http://hallscience.com/history_philosophy/2.shtml

Home General The Structure of Scientific Revolutions by Kuhn, Thomas S. Kuhn Univ of Chicago Pr (Trd) Paperback - 212 pages 3rd edition (November 1996) Amazon.com The Structure of Read more Unweaving the Rainbow: Science, Delusion, and the Appetite for Wonder by Richard Dawkins Houghton Mifflin Co (Trd) Hardcover - 337 pages (December 1998) Amazon.com Why do poets and artists so often disparage science in their work? For that matter, why does so much scientific literature compare poorly with, say, the phone book? After struggling with questions like these for years, biologist Richard Dawkins has taken a wide-ranging view of the subjects of... Read more Visions : How Science Will Revolutionize the 21st Century by Michio Kaku(Preface) Bantam Books Paperback - 403 pages (October 1998) (September 15, 1998) Amazon.com Take it easy: that's Michio Kaku's motto. Given the extraordinary advances science has thrown up in time for the millennium, the only way you could possibly fit them into a single volume is by a correspondingly massive simplification. Subtitled How Science Will Revolutionize the 21st Century and Read more The Knowledge Web : From Electronic Agents to Stonehenge and BackAnd Other Journeys Through Knowledge by James Burke Hardcover - 320 pages (June 1999) Amazon.com

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Home General Fire in the Mind : Science, Faith, and the Search for Order by George Johnson Vintage Books Paperback Reprint edition (September 1996) In the mountains of northern New Mexico, the Tewa pueblo of San Ildefonso and the laboratory city of Los Alamos coexist, representing two distinct, yet not entirely dissimilar world views. In this land of strange juxtapositions where magic and science rub elbows, Johnson introduces us to an amazing... Read more One Digital Day : How the Microchip Is Changing Our World by Rick Smolan(Editor), Jennifer Erwitt Times Books Hardcover - 224 pages (May 1998) The San Francisco Chronicle, ...both fascinating and frustrating: a mixture of stylish photojournalism, intriguing sociological data and soul-sinking corporate PR ... One Digital Day will sit more comfortably in Silicon Valley showrooms than on the average coffee table. Read more Natural Grace : Dialogues on Creation, Darkness, and the Soul in Spirituality and Science by Matthew Fox, Rupert Sheldrake (Contributor) Main Street Books Paperback - 224 pages Reprint edition (June 1, 1997)

25. University Of Queensland - School Of History, Philosophy, Religion, And Classics programs, there is a great deal of general information regarding to the differentdisciplines within the School history, philosophy, Studies in http://www.uq.edu.au/hprc/ugradgen.html

History, Philosophy, Religion, and Classics World Class: Be Part of It Search UQ: GENERAL INFORMATION ADVICE TO STUDENTS HISTORY PHILOSOPHY RELIGION ... Undergraduate Study General Information Undergraduate Study - General Information Apart from the specific details of Courses, Majors, and Honours programs, there is a great deal of general information regarding undergraduate study which is of importance to all students. Much of this information tends to be specific to the different disciplines within the School - History Philosophy Studies in Religion , and Classics and Ancient History - so separate pages are provided in each case. In addition to the information available in this website, students should also be aware of various Faculty of Arts policies and procedures Students seeking information they are unable to find in this website should contact the School office in Room E316, Forgan Smith Building , or telephone + 61 (7) 3365 2620 , or email hprc@mailbox.uq.edu.au feedback Authorised by: Head, School of History, Philosophy, Religion, and Classics Maintained by: School Web Editor Last Updated - 5 November 2001

26. University Of Queensland - School Of History, Philosophy, Religion, And Classics Each discipline area also provides a range of general information relating to its Authorisedby Head, School of history, philosophy, Religion, and Classics. http://www.uq.edu.au/hprc/geninfo.html

History, Philosophy, Religion, and Classics World Class: Be Part of It Search UQ: GENERAL INFORMATION HISTORY PHILOSOPHY RELIGION CLASSICS ... Student Information General Information General Information Library Orientation Activities The University offers guided tours for students new to this university. Tours commence at the beginning of Orientation Week so check with Student Centre for further information. Introductory sessions to the libraries' on-line catalogue will also be offered, as well as instruction in the use of CD-ROM databases and the Internet. Please check at the main Library Reference Desk for details. Faculty of Arts Policies and Procedures In addition to the information available in this website, students should also be aware of various Faculty of Arts policies and procedures Additional Information Students seeking more information than is provided in this website should contact the School Office to make their enquiries. Contacts are as follows: E-mail: hprc@mailbox.uq.edu.au Phone: Fax: + 61 (7) 3365 1968 and 3365 3071 Main office: Room E316

27. UofR General Calendar: History And Philosophy Of Science history AND philosophy OF SCIENCE. M. Beech (Campion) A. Opseth (Engineering). Minorin history and philosophy of science. 1. HPS 200 and 241. 2. http://www.uregina.ca/gencal/gencal1999/history_philosophy.html

HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE M. Beech (Campion) A. Opseth (Engineering) D. Chandler (Chemistry) M. Knuttila (Sociology) I. Germani (History) W. Stahl (Luther) P. Hart (Education) M. Vetter (Luther) H. Korté (Philosophy) This program provides students with the opportunity to study science and technologies as human activities, in contrast to the study of one of the sciences or engineering in order to accumulate the store of information necessary for practice in that field. The effects on society of changes in technology and the sciences form an important part of these courses. Ethical implications of the use of scientific knowledge and new techniques are discussed. Courses in this program are open to students in any program within the University. Students interested in courses above the 200 level are asked to consult with the Associate Dean of Arts. Minor in history and philosophy of science HPS 200 and 241. Four additional courses from those listed in the History and Philosophy of Science section of the University of Regina Calendar (both HPS and “other courses available”), including at least one course on historical development within science. These courses are to be chosen in consultation with the Associate Dean of Arts. HPS 200 Science, Technology and Society 3:3-0

28. Reason In History : A General Introduction To The Philosophy Of History Reason in history A general Introduction to the philosophy of history.Information, reviews, pricing for Reason in history A http://www.data4all.com/list/500/512000/0023513209

Reason in History : A General Introduction to the Philosophy of History Information, reviews, pricing for Reason in History : A General Introduction to the Philosophy of History Critique of Practical Reason (Great Books in Philosophy) Meditations on First Philosophy : With Selections from the Objections and Replies (Cambridge Texts in the History of Philosophy) Plato's Phaedo Editorial Reviews The publisher, Prentice-Hall Humanities/Social Science Library of Liberal Arts title.

29. Conference Announcements Conferences in 2001. general Conference Pages. Boston University philosophy Calendarof Events, including the Center for philosophy and history of Science http://www.liv.ac.uk/Philosophy/meetings.html

General Conference Pages Particular Conferences Conferences Gone By Conferences in 2000 ... Conferences in 2001 General Conference Pages HUMANIST's announcement page : The purpose of this page is to provide a convenient way of browsing through postings about conferences and calls of various kinds, new resources, job adverts and the like. It will also allow us to circulate fewer messages in full, if need be; long conference postings may, for example, be abbreviated, with full text given only on the Web. Peter King's pages include a further list of meetings. Philosophy in the North East (UK) The International Archive for Call for Papers in Philosophy , on the SWIF page British Academy Philosophy Lectures BSPS events page Erratic Impact's CFP Index The Philosophers' Web Magazine : regular events directory Episteme Links Discussion Fora Pub Philosophy : meetings in London Pubs, associated with Philosophy Now Events List Practical Philosophy Meeti$ IES Europe Seminars on Free Society listing of philosophy in London for the non-specialist ... PHILOSOPHY NOW - A Magazine of Ideas : listing of public lectures Durham Philosophy Department Research Seminar 1998-9 Forthcoming Events : De Montfort's List Boston University Philosophy Calendar of Events , including the Center for Philosophy and History of Science, the Institute for Philosophy and Religionas well as several other Boston area colloquia.

30. Philosophy Of History Includes the content of four lectures on the subject of the philosophy of history given by Jacques Maritain.Category Society philosophy philosophy of history...... On the philosophy of history. Jacques Maritain. Table of Contents. FOREWORD.PRELIMINARY NOTE. CHAPTER I The philosophy of history in general. http://www.nd.edu/Departments/Maritain/etext/philhist.htm

Jacques Maritain Center Readings On the Philosophy of History Jacques Maritain Table of Contents FOREWORD PRELIMINARY NOTE CHAPTER I: The Philosophy of History in General Is any Philosophy of History possible? The Hegelian Delusion Spurious and genuine Philosophy of History Philosophy of History and Moral Philosophy adequately taken CHAPTER II: Axiomatic Formulas or Functional Laws The law of two-fold contrasting progress The ambivalence of history The law of the historical fructifications of good and evil The law of the world-significance of history-making events The law of prise de conscience The law of the hierarchy of means CHAPTER III: Typological Formulas or Vectorial Laws The theological notion of the various "states" of human nature The theological notion of the various "states" in the historical development of mankind The destiny of the Jewish people The false Hegelian and Comtian laws of various states or stages The law of the passage from the "magical" to the "rational" regime or state in the history of human culture The law of the progress of moral conscience The law of the passage from "sacral" to "secular" or "lay" civilizations The law of the political and social coming of age of the people CHAPTER IV: God and the Mystery of the World God and history The world and its natural ends Christ's mystical body The mystery of the world The good of the soul and the good of the world Thy Kingdom come CHAPTER V: Final Remarks Philosophy and History Philosophy of History and supra-philosophical data

31. Philosophy Of History 1 history. Chapter 1. THE philosophy OF history IN general. We in time.This is precisely the general object of the philosophy of history. http://www.nd.edu/Departments/Maritain/etext/philhis1.htm

Jacques Maritain Center Philosophy of History Chapter 1 THE PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY IN GENERAL We must first consider the philosophy of history from the point of view of the theory of knowledge. For many years the very notion of the philosophy of history was held in bad repute, because of Hegel, who was its putative father. (Before Hegel, however, there was Vico; and before Vico, St. Augustine . . .) Hegel regarded himself as a kind of philosopher-God recreating not only human history but the whole universe. But as happens more often than not, error was the usher of truth in the human mind. Despite the errors of Hegel, and even, in a way, because of them because of the way in which he was led to emphasize too strongly the aspect he had discovered in things it is through Hegel that the philosophy of history was finally recognized as a philosophical discipline. And we are now called to a constructive task. The crucial problem to be tackled is: what can be a genuine philosophy of history? Is any Philosophy of History possible? 1. We have a first great example of such a philosophy in St. Augustine's

32. General Humanities Courses - Communications, History, Philosophy, & Religous Stu 499, now including either 101 and 102 OR 103 and 104 when not used to fulfill the6hour general education requirement in history. philosophy, Religous Studies. http://www.cofc.edu/~oncourse/HistPhilRelsHumanities.htm

CofC Home About CofC Academic Programs Library ... Technology On Course General Education Humanities Courses Music Art History Theatre Communications ... Foreign Literature Communications History History 100-499, now including either 101 and 102 OR 103 and 104 when not used to fulfill the 6-hour general education requirement in history. Philosophy Religous Studies If you feel a course should be included on this list, please contact the Office of Undergraduate Studies . Thank you! Last updated January 31, 2003

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History and Philosophy of LTES Learning Together Educational Services (LTES) began in 1992 as an owner-operated tutoring service and has grown steadily, adding new services every year. As of Fall 2002, LTES has assisted over 800 clients, from elementary school through college. Introduction Testing Should it become evident that educational evaluation is necessary, LTES will make such a recommendation to the parents or guardians. If our initial evaluation reveals a need for additional testing, such as to specifically diagnose a suspected learning difference, LTES makes such a recommendation to the parents. Location We believe that students work best in a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere. For children, this usually means their own home. The same holds true for adult clients, though we can also arrange sessions at the local library, the client's work site, The Howard Community College Library, etc. For children, we are also prepared to travel to the school if there is time available during the child's day for supplemental services, with the permission of the school. We also provide space at the LTES Office in the Long Reach Village Center in Columbia, MD. Support We believe that the essence of successful tutoring is the relationship between the tutor and the client. We know that sometimes clients come to the tutoring experience feeling unsure of their self-worth, abilities or potential. Part of our task is to convey to the client our belief that people possess different strengths and talents, and that a challenge in one academic area need not be reflective of overall capabilities.

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35. The Philosophy General Education Requirement Complete List of general Education Credit Courses in philosophy 150. AncientGreek philosophy. 160. (P); 170. Topics in the history of Ideas. (P); 180. http://www.earlham.edu/~phil/gen-ed.htm

The General Education Requirement in Philosophy and/or Religion Earlham College Earlham students must take at least two courses in Philosophy and/or Religion in order to graduate. Both courses may be in Philosophy, both may be in Religion, or a student may take one in each field. Rationale Recommendations All the courses marked with a red star on our curriculum page (or an asterisk in the Curriculum Guide) fulfill general education requirements. You could take any of those. But in fact we have more specific recommendations. If you are a first or second-year student , we recommend that you take any of the following courses: Philo 120 or Philo 121. Philosophical Inquiry Philo 150. Ancient Greek Philosophy Philo 160. Topics in Ethics Philo 170. Topics in the History of Ideas Philo 180. Existentialism Philo 205. Western Ways of Wisdom Philo 220. American Philosophy These courses are usually open to first-year students, but sometimes requires the completion of Humanities A and B. Check with the instructor or convenor to be sure. If you are a Junior or Senior , we encourage you to take a "Philosophy of ..." course in your major or minor field, such as

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37. Notes For Advisors (Philosophy Department) First and secondyear students looking to fulfill a general education requirement AncientGreek philosophy; Philo 160. Topics in the history of Ideas; Philo 180. http://www.earlham.edu/~phil/advisors.htm

Notes for Advisors Philosophy Department Earlham College These notes repeat information published elsewhere in this web site. But we bring them together here in one place to help advisors talk to students about what courses they might take in philosophy and to help students advise themselves. First and second-year students looking to fulfill a general education requirement should take any of the following courses. They will best preserve the option of majoring or minoring in philosophy. Philo 120 or Philo 12. Philosophical Inquiry Philo 150. Ancient Greek Philosophy Philo 160. Topics in Ethics Philo 170. Topics in the History of Ideas Philo 180. Existentialism Philo 205. Western Ways of Wisdom Philo 220. American Philosophy Philo 250. Rationalism and Empiricism Juniors and Seniors still looking to fulfill a general education requirement should consider taking a "Philosophy of ..." course in their major field, such as Philosophy of Literature Philosophy of Natural Science , or Philosophy of History . Our "Philosophy of ..." courses encourage critical and reflective work in relation to other disciplines. Most of these courses require completion of the first year Humanities sequence and either previous work in the field to be studied or the consent of the instructor. Because the "Philosophy of ..." courses fulfill the

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