George Grant (philosopher) - Articles On Subject

Articles On Subject

  • Andrew, E. (1988). George Grant on technological imperatives. In R. Beiner, R. Day, & J. Masciulli (Eds.), Democratic theory and technological society. Armonk, NY: Sharpe.
  • Angus, I. (1987). George Grant’s Platonic rejoinder to Heidegger. Lewiston, NY: Edward Mellon.
  • Athanasiadis, H. (2001). George Grant and the theology of the Cross. Toronto, Canada: University of Toronto Press.
  • Badertscher, J. (1978). George P. Grant and Jacques Ellul on freedom in technological society. In L. Schmidt (Ed.), George Grant in process: Essays and conversations. Toronto, Canada: Anansi.
  • Barros, J. (1986). No sense of evil: Espionage, the case of Herbert Norman. Toronto, Canada: Deneau.
  • Cayley, D. (1995). George Grant in conversation. Toronto, Canada: Anansi.
  • Christian, W. (1993). George Grant: A biography. Toronto, Canada: University of Toronto Press.
  • Davis, A. (Ed.). (1996). George Grant and the subversion of modernity. Toronto, Canada: University of Toronto Press.
  • Ellul, J. (1965). The technological society (John Wilkerson, Trans.). New York: Vintage.
  • Flinn, F. (1981). George Grant’s critique of technological liberalism. Doctoral thesis, St. Michael’s College, University of Toronto.
  • Horowitz, G. (1990). Commentary. In P. C. Emberley (Ed.), By loving our own: George Grant and the legacy of Lament for a nation. Ottawa, Canada: Carleton University Press.
  • Kinzel, T. (1999). George Grant - ein kanadischer Philosoph als antimoderner Kulturkritiker. In Zeitschrift für Kanada-Studien 36/2 (1999), 185-200.
  • Kinzel, T. (2009). Metaphysics, Politics, and Philosophy: George Grant’s Response to Pragmatism In: Cultura : international review of cultural philosophy and axiology (June 2009), 7 - 21.
  • Kroker, A. (1984). Technology and the Canadian mind. Montreal, Canada: New World Perspectives.
  • Lee, D. (1990). Grant’s impasse. In P. C. Emberley (Ed.), By loving our own: George Grant and the legacy of "Lament for a Nation." Ottawa, Canada: Carleton University Press.
  • Mathie, W. (1978). The technological regime: George Grant’s analysis of modernity. In L. Schmidt (Ed.), George Grant in process: Essays and conversations. Toronto, Canada: Anansi.
  • McHughen, A. (2000). Pandora’s picnic basket: The potential and hazard of genetically modified foods. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
  • Rigelhof, T. L. (2001). George Grant: Redefining Canada. Montreal, Canada: XYZ Publishers.
  • Siebert, J. W. H. (1988). George Grant’s troubled appropriation of Martin Heidegger on the question concerning technology. Master’s thesis, St. Michael’s College, University of Toronto.
  • Umar, Y. K. (Ed.). (1991). George Grant and the future of Canada. Calgary, Canada: University of Calgary Press.

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