TY  - GEN
AU  - Taylor, Charles
TI  - Source of the self : the making of modern identity
SN  - 9780674824263
U1  - 126 
PY  - 1989///
CY  - Cambridge
PB  - Harvard University Press
KW  -  
N1  - CONTENTS
Preface    ix
Part I. Identity and the Good
1. Inescapable Frameworks     3
2. The Self in Moral Space   25
3. Ethics of Inarticulacy   53
4. Moral Sources         91
Part II. Inwardness
5. Moral Topography    111
6. Plato’s Self-Mastery      115
7. “In Interiore Homine”            127
8. Descartes’s Disengaged Reason     143
9. Locke’s Punctual Self     159
10. Exploring “l’Humaine Condition”    177
11. Inner Nature   185
12. A Digression on Historical Explanation   199
Part III. The Affirmation of Ordinary Life
13. “God Loveth Adverbs”       211
14. Rationalized Christianity    234
15. Moral Sentiments      248
16. The Providential Order     266
17. The Culture of Modernity    285
Part IV. The Voice of Nature     
18. Fractured Horizons         305
19. Radical Enlightenment         321
20. Nature as Source     355
21. The Expressivist Turn        368
Part V. Subtler Languages
22. Our Victorian Contemporaries      393
23. Visions of the Post-Romantic Age    419
24. Epiphanies of Modernism      456
25. Conclusion: The Conflicts of Modernity     495
Notes           523
Index    595


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