The Golden Thread: Connecting with Others to Heal the World
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Abstract
In this presentation, I will explore the promise and the challenge of critical humanism. Understanding human differences as expressions of an underlying shared human nature while avoiding the worst forms of reductionism is the core message of Seeger's Oh had I a golden thread.
The Golden Thread: Connecting with Others to Heal the World
Presentation Description
In this presentation, I will explore the promise and the challenge of critical humanism. Understanding human differences as expressions of an underlying shared human nature while avoiding the worst forms of reductionism is the core message of Seeger's Oh had I a golden thread.
Location
Stream C: Pushing Methodological Boundaries
Publication Type and Release Option
Presentation (Open Access)
Recommended Citation
Reidel, Michelle, "The Golden Thread: Connecting with Others to Heal the World" (2020). Curriculum Studies Summer Collaborative (2011-2025). 41.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/cssc/2020/2020/41
The Golden Thread: Connecting with Others to Heal the World
Stream C: Pushing Methodological Boundaries
In this presentation, I will explore the promise and the challenge of critical humanism. Understanding human differences as expressions of an underlying shared human nature while avoiding the worst forms of reductionism is the core message of Seeger's Oh had I a golden thread.
The Golden Thread: Connecting with Others to Heal the World
