定 價:25 元
叢書名:新聞學與傳播學經(jīng)典叢書·英文原版系列
- 作者:「美」約翰·杜威
- 出版時間:2016/3/1
- ISBN:9787565716522
- 出 版 社:中國傳媒大學出版社
- 中圖法分類:D081
- 頁碼:128
- 紙張:膠版紙
- 版次:1
- 開本:32開
《自由和文化》是根據(jù)美國紐約帕特南之子出版公司的版本翻譯而來。在《自由和文化》中,作者以什么是自由為切入點,對自由問題、文化與人性的關系、美國背景、集權主義經(jīng)濟與民主、民主與人性、科學與自由文化、民主與美國等問題進行了探討!蹲杂珊臀幕穼φ軐W研究者有重要的參考價值。
《自由與文化》是美國著名哲學家杜威關于自由與文化關系的專著。《自由與文化》是根據(jù)美國紐約帕特南之子出版公司的版本翻譯而來。在《自由與文化》中,作者以什么是自由為切入點,對自由問題、文化與人性的關系、美國背景、集權主義經(jīng)濟與民主、民主與人性、科學與自由文化、民主與美國等問題進行了探討。《自由與文化》對哲學研究者有重要的參考價值。
1.自由問題
2.文化和人性
3.美國的背景
4.極權主義經(jīng)濟和民主
5.民主和人性
6.科學與自由文化
7.民主和美國
《自由和文化》:
The effect of the increase in number and diversity of unrelatedfacts that now play pretty continuously upon the average personis more easily grasped than is the influence of popular generalities,not cbecked by observed facts,over the interpretation putupon practical events,one that provokes acquiescence ratherthan critical inquiry.One chief reason for underestimation of theinfluence of generalities or "principles" is that they are so embodied in habits that those actuated by them are hardly aware oftheir existence.Or,if they are aware of them,they take them tobe selfcvidcnt truths of common sense.When habits are so ingrained as to be second nature,they seem to have all of theinevitability that belongs to the movement of the fixed stars.The "principles" and standards which are stated in words andwhich circulate widely at a given time are usually only formularions of things which men do not so much believe in the intellectual sense of belief as live by unconsciously.Then when men whohave lived under different conditions and have formed differentlife habits put forth different "principles," the latter are rejectedas sources of some contagion introduced by foreigners hostile toour institutions.
Opinions are at once the most superficial and the most steelplated of all human affairs.This difference between them is dueto connection or lack of connection with habits that operate allbut unconsciously.Verbal habits also exist and have power.Mencontinue to give assent to formulae after they have ceased to bemore than linguistic rituals.Even lipscrvice has practical effect,that of creating intellectual and emotional divisions.The lattermay not be deliberate hypocrisy.But they constitute that kind ofinsincerity,that incompatibility of actions with professions,which stardes us in those cases in which it is clear that a person"believes" what he says in the sense that he is not even aware of its inconsistency with what he does.
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