Relations Between Cultures

includes index and biblioraphy

PART I. CULTURAL IDENTITY AND CULTURAL PLURALISM 1. Meeting of Cultures: Meeting of Peoples by George F. McLean 2. Person, Community and Culture by Varghese Manimala 3. The Philosophy of Gikuyu Proverbs and Other Sayings, with Particular Reference to Ethics by G.J. Wanjohi 4. Cultural Pluralism and Development: the Ethnic Situation of Guatemalan Youth by Antonio Gallo and Luisa Molina 5. The Development of Ethnic Consciousness in the United States: New Directions in Research and Policy by John Kromkowski Dir., National Center for Urban and Ethnic Affairs 6. The Nature of Culture and Human Nature by T.I. Oizerman PART II. CULTURES IN CHANGE AND CONFLICT 1. Social Harmony and Personal Fulfillment: An Analysis of Traditional Chinese Culture by Chen Na 8. Language and National Unity: The Philippine Experience by Eulalio Baltazar 9. National Unity and Ethnic Identity: The Russian Experience by Priscilla Roosevelt 10. The Royal Commentaries of the Incas by Roberta Hozven 11. Cultural Identity and Modernity in Africa:A Case for a New Philosophy by Joseph I. Asike 12. Consensus in African Interest-Group Conflict: Democratization and Socialization of Labor by Atomate Epas-Ngan (Armand), The Catholic Faculties of Kinshasa, Zaire PART III. RELATIONS BETWEEN CULTURES 13. Self-knowledge, Self-identity and Cooperation Between Peoples by George F. McLean 14. Universalism as the Meaning of Recent History:Developments in the Marxist Theory of Formation by Janusz Kuczynski, Uniwersytet Warszawski; Editor, Dialectics and Humanism 15. The Universe of Human Thought 259 by Krzysztof Turek, AGH; Pontifical Academy of Theology, Krakow, Poland 16. Two Dimensions of Culture 267 by Krzysztof Turek 17. Learning to Participate: Humanistic and Prag matic Education for a Multi-Cultural Com munity, Polity and World 279 by Timothy Ready, Dept. of Anthropology, CUA 18. Mystical Texts as an Entry into the Cross- Cultural Study of Religion 291 by James R. Price HI, Dept. of Religion, CUA EPILOGUE. The Unity of Human Nature and the Diversity of Cultures 305 by Kenneth L. Schmitz, University of Toronto, Canada