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Roundtable on Communitarianism
We are here to discuss a range of social and political issues which can be subsumed under the rubric of communitarianism, and which are increasingly rising to the top of various political agendas.What is this communitarianism?
Taves, Michael +3 more
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Afro-Drumbeat newsletter, November 23, 1971 [PDF]
Newsletter published by Suffolk University\u27s Afro-American Clubhttps://dc.suffolk.edu/altstudentpapers/1035/thumbnail ...
Afro-American Club of Suffolk University
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Radicals versus Moderates: A Critique of Gyekye’s Moderate Communitarianism
The communitarian conception of person is a widely accepted view in Africanthought. Kwame Gyekye thinks there is a distinction between what hecalls radical communitarianism and his own version of moderatecommunitarianism.
Matolino, B, Bernard Matolino
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Afro-Drumbeat newsletter, November 16, 1971 [PDF]
Newsletter published by Suffolk University\u27s Afro-American Clubhttps://dc.suffolk.edu/altstudentpapers/1034/thumbnail ...
Afro-American Club of Suffolk University
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Understanding Harm Generated by Analytic Technique Bias from the Afro-communitarian Perspective
This primarily normative article draws on three ideas - exclusivism, (transformative) inclusivism and incompleteness/conviviality - grounded in Afro-communitarian thinking - to argue that isolation/alienation, minimization, and essentialism are three distinct forms of harm that analytic technique bias (that results from training data and human actions)
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Afro-Drumbeat newsletter, November 9, 1971 [PDF]
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Afro-American Club of Suffolk University
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Afro-Drumbeat newsletter, November 30, 1971 [PDF]
Newsletter published by Suffolk University\u27s Afro-American Clubhttps://dc.suffolk.edu/altstudentpapers/1036/thumbnail ...
Afro-American Club of Suffolk University
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Communitarianism: the practice of postmodern liberalism
The chapter argues that communitarianism is the ‘postmodern bourgeois liberalism’ that Rorty, probably the leading avowedly epistemological, rather than political, or merely political, communitarian, describes himself as espousing. Proceeding by way of a
Brecher, Bob
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The Theory of Communal-Relational Person-Becoming: A Nursing Theory From the African Philosophical Perspective. [PDF]
Bayuo J.
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Eco-Bio-Communitarianism and Its Application to Clinical Research, Global Health, Biotechnology, and Environmental Protection. [PDF]
Munung NS, Tangwa GB.
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