New Millennium Perspectives on the Humanities

Table of Contents
Part I The Philosophical Approach
1 Coming Home and Quietly Resting: A Study in Comparative Philosophy Douglas W. Shrader
2 Enlightenment Philosophy in Republican Turkey Ernest Wolf-Gazo
3 Advice about How to Do Philosophy in the Twenty-first Century Stephen Voss
4 What Glaucon Said: The Significance of ‘Apollon’ at Republic, 509 G.S. Bowe
5 Evolution: The Epitome of the Emerging Contemporaneous Global Civilization Şaban Teoman Duralı
6 Towards an Open Science: Learning from the Ottoman Humanities Recep Şentürk

Part II The Social Approach
7 Civil Society in Western Europe and the Ottoman Empire: A Comparative Perspective Ömer Çaha
8 A Sociology of the History of Law and Legitimation in Ottoman Society Yasin Aktay
9 John Dewey’s Philosophy of Education and Turkish Educational Reform Hadi Adanalı

Part III The Literary Approach
10 The Philosophy of Non-resistance to Violence in Medieval Russia Tatyana I. Grenkov
11 Evil in Alan Ayckbourn’s Drama Wisam Mansour
12 The Future of African Literatures in African Languages Mohamed Bakari
13 Recreating the Plautine Twins: Shakespeare’s Comedy of Errors Metin Boşnak
14 Yunus Emre: A Turkish Humanist Contemporary of Dante Ricardo H.S. Elía

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