Description: Preface PART ONE: LITERARY STUDIES Chapter 1. Shakespeare's Cordelia: Commitment to Truth Diane Dreher Chapter 2. Okonkwo in His Time: The Demise of a Chief Charles Larson Chapter 3. Ahab in Melville's Moby Dick: A Destructive Quest James Tuttleton PART TWO: HISTORICAL STUDIES Chapter 4. The Humility of Margaret Thatcher Robert Royal Chapter 5. Harry S. Truman: The Extraordinary Ordinary Man Stephan Goode Chapter 6. Winston Churchill: Orator and Student of History James Muller Chapter 7. Alcide de Gasperi and the Idea of Christian Democracy Paolo Guietti Chapter 8. Jomo Kenyatta: Liberator from Colonialism Stephen Ndegwa Chapter 9. Nelson Mandela: Endurance and Reconciliation Elliot Skinner Chapter 10. Hideki Tojo: Iron Discipline Benjamin Llamzon Chapter 11. Walter H. Judd: Misionary for Freedom Lee Edwards Chapter 12. Rabindranath Tagore: The Poet as Educator Ann Wiles Chapter 13. America's Birth at Appomattox Anne Wortham PART THREE: THE SOCIALIZATION PROCESS Chapter 14. Psychological Perspectives on Early Socialization of Conscience Tamara Feguson Chapter 15. The Influence of the Family on the Formation of Selfhood Tom Kando Chapter 16. The Role of the Educational Institution on the Formation of Selfhood Edward Wynne Chapter 17. The Media, Identity and Personality Stanley Rothman Chapter 18. Individuation and Individualism in Global Society: Identity and Character as Elective Strategies Peter Beyer Chapter 19. The Baby Boom Generation and the Formation of Selfhood Dean Hoge Chapter 20. The Youth Peer Culture and the Cultural Revolution of the Sixties William Garrett Chapter 21. The Misbegotten Sixties Morton A. Kaplan Index

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