Ethics in an Age of Surveillance

Jackson Lears has won accolades for his skill in identifying the rich and unexpected layers of meaning beneath the familiar and mundane in our lives. Now, he challenges the conventional wisdom that the Protestant ethic of perseverance, industry, and disciplined achievement is what made America great. Turning to the deep,

We live in an age of surveillance. In this book, the moral importance of this is explained through an examination of virtual identities.

Books about Our Book

Graham addresses several fundamental problems in classical Chinese philosophy, and in the nature and structure of the classical Chinese language. These inquiries and reflections are both broad based and detailed. Two sources of continuity bring these seemingly disparate parts into a coherent and intelligible whole. First, Graham addresses that set

This book is intended for students of philosophy and theology, on courses in medieval thought, undergraduate and post-graduate.