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HomeShop at BookSurgePhilosophyEthics & Moral PhilosophyRESPONSIBILITY, USEFULNESS and GRACIOUSNESS from the Caribbean Isle of Jamaica |
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Values Dec 08, 2010
By Melissa I was moved and dazzled by the serious expressions in this book as relates to the needs to recapture our values spiritually and socially, that can catapult us in a conscious way both private and on a national level.
RUG for Life Nov 28, 2010
By Jamscribe Edward Johnson has made a useful contribution to the discussion of responsibility, usefulness and graciousness as the necessary RUG glue necessary for holding peaceful and productive societies together in contrast with the prevailing over-emphasis of individual rights. And he has done so from a Jamaican-Caribbean perspective.
The philosophical is blended with practical insights from a professional life spent in human resources development and education as RUG is applied to a whole range of social concerns.
"We begin the process of making our society a civilized one", Johnson argues, "through the educating of young people in their formative years, not about their rights and this in a situation of amorality, but of a morality of responsibility, usefulness and graciousness to one's fellow beings in society."
Don't attempt to highlight the profound; it's entirely profound!! Feb 23, 2009
By E. Williams This publication could easily be required reading in an advanced philosophy course. It is thought provoking and familiar yet useful and applicable.
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