From WJH3957@tntech.edu Sun May 23 17:30:07 1999
Date: Tue, 11 May 1999 22:51:53 -0500 (CDT)
From: "W.J. Holcomb -- Mr. Happy =)" 
To: baalshem@ufl.edu, wjholcom@csc.tntech.edu
Subject: Re: book contents

Here's the info on the latest book that I am reading. Seems to be
interesting so far. I have said for a while that there are deep
philosophical ramifications for Kohlberg to claim a moral standard
that transcends culture-specificity. His first essay (which is the
only one not written specifically for this book) recognizes that and
talks about it. It is really neat to hear him discuss the different
philosophical stances in terms of his model.

							-Will

Moral Development, Moral Education, and Kohlberg: Basic Issues in
Philosophy, Psychology, Religion, and Education. Edited by Brenda
Munsey. Published by Religious Education Press; 1980.

Part I: Introduction:
  Multidisciplinary Interest in Moral Development and Moral Education
    Brenda Munsey
Part II: Kohlberg in Moral Development and Moral Education
  Stages of Moral Development as a basis for Moral Education
    Lawrence Kohlberg
Part III: Basic Issues in the Psychology of Moral Development
  Development Psychology and Value Education
    James Rest
    James Rest
  Moral Stages and the Development of Faith
    James Fowler
  Cognitive-Development Theory of Moral Development: Metaethical
Issues
    Brenda Munsey
Part IV: Basic Issues in Moral Philosophy
  The Rawls Connection
    Dwight Boyd
  Philosophical Difficulties and "Moral Development"
    John Wilson
  Moral Dilemmas and Their Treatment
    Bernard Rosen
Part V: Basic Issues in Religion and Religious Education
  Morality, Religion, and Kohlberg's Theory
    Ernest Wallwork
  Jewish Education and Moral Development
    Barry Chazan
  Christian Religious Education and Moral Development
    James Michael Lee
Part VI: Basic Issues in Moral Education
  Kohlberg in the Classroom: Moral Education Models
    Linda Rosenzweig
  A Look at the Kohlberg Curriculum Framework for Moral Education
    James B. Macdonald
  Moral Education: The Formalist Tradition and the Deweyan
Alternative
    Israela Ettenberg Aron
Part VII: Postscript: Updating Kohlberg's Positions and Response to
 the Issues
  Kohlbergian Forms and Deweyan Acts: A Response
    Bill Puka
  Educating for a Just Society: A Updated ad Revised Statement
    Lawrence Kohlberg