George Grant and the subversion of modernity: art, philosophy, politics, religion, and education

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Buffalo: University of Toronto Press (1996)
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This is a bold and vigorous Grant, writing on a topic about which he is passionate and deeply informed.

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B995.G724.G45 1996

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080200668X

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10.3138/9781442675261

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4. George Grant's Celine: Thoughts on the Relationship of Philosophy and Art.Edward Andrew
5. George Grant, Nietzsche, and the Problem of a Post-Christian Theism.Ronald Beiner
9. Love and Will in the Miracle of Birth: An Arendtian Critique of George Grant on Abortion.Leah Bradshaw
13. Selected Letters on Universities and Education by George Grant.William Christian
Acknowledgments.Arthur Davis
Contents.Arthur Davis
Contributors.Arthur Davis
Chronology.Arthur Davis
Frontmatter.Arthur Davis
Index.Arthur Davis
1. Introduction: Why Read George Grant?Arthur Davis
6. Justice and Freedom: George Grant's Encounter with Martin Heidegger.Arthur Davis
Note on George Grant's Unpublished Writings.Arthur Davis
7. George Grant and Leo Strauss.H. D. Forbes
2. Celine's Trilogy.George Grant
10. George Grant and the Theology of the Cross.Sheila Grant
12. Teaching against the Spirit of the Age: George Grant and the Museum Culture.Nita Graham
8. The Unravelling of Liberalism.Louis Greenspan
3. Why Did George Grant Love Celine?Gerald Owen
11. George Grant on Simone Weil as Saint and Thinker.Lawrence Schmidt

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George Grant on the Political Economy of Technology.Edward Andrew - 2003 - Bulletin of Science, Technology and Society 23 (6):479-485.

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