- John Henry Morgan
John H. Morgan, Ph.D. (Hartford), D.Sc.(CAS/London), Psy.D. (Foundation House/Oxford), is the Karl Mannheim Professor of the History and Philosophy of Social Sciences at the
Graduate Theological Foundation where he has also been President since 1982. Since 1998, he has been teaching in the international summer program ofOxford University where he was appointed to the program’s Board of Studies in 1995. He has held postdoctoral appointments atHarvard University ,Yale University , andPrinceton University and has been aNational Science Foundation Science Faculty Fellow at theUniversity of Notre Dame . He has also held three postdoctoral appointments at theUniversity of Chicago and currently holds a joint faculty appointment atCloverdale College as The SirJulian Huxley Professor of the History and Philosophy of Education. The author of over thirty books and scores of scholarly articles, his latest books include Being Human: Perspectives in Meaning and Interpretation (Essays in Religion, Culture and Personality), 2003; The P.R.I.M.E. Factor: A Radical Philosophy of Collaborative Education, 2004; and Naturally Good: The Behavioral History of Moral Development (from Charles Darwin to E.O. Wilson), 2005.Books
* In the Beginning: The Paleolithic Origins of Religious Consciousness ISBN 978-1-929569-41-0
Cloverdale Books * From Beginning to End: Internet Research and the Writing Process (…an author’s guide with CD-ROM…)ISBN 978-1-929569-19-9
Cloverdale Books * Being Human: Perspectives on Meaning and Interpretation (Essays in Religion, Culture and Personality) second edition ISBN 1-929569-16-5
Cloverdale Books * In the Absence of God: Religious Humanism as Spiritual Jouney "with special reference to Julian Huxley" ISBN 1-929569-17-3
Cloverdale Books * Naturally Good: A Behavioral History of Moral Development Charles Darwin to E.O. Wilson ISBN 1-929569-13-0
Cloverdale Books * The P.R.I.M.E. Factor: A Radical Philosophy of Collaborative Education ISBN 1-929569-04-1
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