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Authority Is Relational : Rethinking Educational Empowerment

The Good Father : On Men, Masculinity, And Life In The Family

The Second-person Standpoint : Morality, Respect, And Accountability

  • The Second-person Standpoint : Morality, Respect, And  Accountability
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    Stephen Darwall
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    Book, Harvard University Press, 2006
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    After showing how attempts to vindicate morality have tended to change the subject–falling back on nonmoral values or practical, first-person considerations–Darwall elaborates the interpersonal nature of moral obligations: their inherent link to our responsibilities to one another as members of the moral community. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
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     (LOWER LEVEL)  BJ1012 .D333 2006  AVAILABLE

Obedience Research Carried Out At Yale University

Changing Boundaries Of Parental Authority During Adolescence

The Man Who Shocked The World : The Life And Legacy Of Stanley Milgram

Religious Authority In The Spanish Renaissance

Power Versus Liberty : Madison, Hamilton, Wilson, And Jefferson

On Trust : Art And The Temptations Of Suspicion

Authority : The Most Misunderstood Idea In America

The War Against Authority : From The Crisis Of Legitimacy To A New Social Contract

  • The War Against Authority : From The Crisis Of Legitimacy To A New Social Contract
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    Nicholas N. Kittrie
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    Book, Johns Hopkins University Press, 1995
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    The Cold War is over and a New World Order is supposed to have begun. Kittrie shows how the recent scramble between the Republican “Contract with America” and the Democratic “New Covenant” is simply an attempt to reclaim political legitimacy–different and contrasting efforts to recapture the essence of the “American Dream.” Constitution writing and similar efforts at institution and consensus building are vigorously under way throughout the world, clearly pointing to a need to prop up the legitimacy of authority in this pluralistic post-totalitarian era. The War Against Authority is not another fin de siecle documentation of chaos and the world’s woes. As Kittrie reiterates: “Perhaps history is nothing more than the struggle between different concepts of authority.” (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
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     (LOWER LEVEL)  HM271 .K58 1995  AVAILABLE

The Intimacy Paradox : Personal Authority In The Family System

  • The Intimacy Paradox : Personal Authority In The Family  System
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    Donald S. Williamson
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    Book, Guilford Press, 1991
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    Williamson’s theory of personal authority in the family system is offered as a synthesizing construct, which reconciles the opposing pulls of differentiation from parents and intimacy with parents. Through hearing the personal narrative of each parent’s life firsthand and exploring the private meanings of significant events and relationships, sons and daughters can both demystify and humanize their parents. The goal is to create a family of former parents and former children who share psychological freedom of action and interaction as adults. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
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     (UPPER LEVEL)  RC488.5 .W575 1991  AVAILABLE

Teaching Authority & Infallibility In The Church

Crimes Of Obedience : Toward A Social Psychology Of Authority And Responsibility

The Obedience Experiments : A Case Study Of Controversy In Social Science