Ontological Humility Nancy E. Dunlap

Ontological Humility Nancy E. DunlapExplores ontological humility in the history of philosophy, from Descartes to contemporary gender and race theory. Neither self effacing modesty nor religious meekness, ontological humility is a moral and philosophical attitude toward transcendence the unknown and unknowable background of existence and a recognition and awareness of the contingency and chance that influence the course of our lives. It is a concept that Nancy J. Holland finds both

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