137 results on '"comparative philosophy"'
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2. Virtue Ethics and Meaningful Work: A Contemporary Buddhist Approach.
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Tablan, Ferdinand
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VIRTUE ethics ,BUDDHIST scholars ,CROSS-cultural studies ,BUSINESS ethics ,COMPARATIVE philosophy - Abstract
This study adds to the existing literature on meaningful work by presenting a contemporary virtue-focused Buddhist view. While a virtue-ethics interpretation of Buddhism is now widely accepted and has been applied to several issues, not much has been written about meaningful work using a Buddhist-Aristotelian comparative framework. To develop a Buddhist approach, I draw heavily on the works of Buddhist scholars, particularly in the West who use a virtue framework in interpreting Buddhism. The aims of my essay are dual. The first is to articulate a straightforward application of Buddhism to the contemporary ethical discussion of meaningful work. The second is to discuss the similarities, clarify the differences, and demonstrate the strengths and weaknesses relative to each other of the Buddhist and the Western virtue theories. In my analysis, I argue that while Buddhism is not an alternative to Western virtue theory, it offers significant contributions to the latter's approach to meaningful work and even corrective to some of its limitations. Integration of Buddhism in our theorizing of meaningful work from a virtue-ethics perspective helps us to better understand ourselves and the virtues that we cultivate in the workplace and develop a holistic and cross-cultural conceptualization that is relevant to our global economy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
3. A re-existência dos povos indígenas: no caminhar da inculturação à interculturalidade no pensamento de Raúl Fornet-Betancourt.
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MENDES DE MENEZES, Magali
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CHRISTIANITY & culture , *INDIGENOUS peoples , *POSSIBILITY , *PHYSICAL cosmology , *COMPARATIVE philosophy , *DECOLONIZATION , *PHILOSOPHY , *PLURALITY voting - Abstract
The present text will seek to critically analyze the paths and implications of the theoretical/practical exercise of inculturation in the Abya Yala cosmologies. Rául Fornet- Betancourt approaches the concept of inculturation as a dominant paradigm, which finds in comparative philosophy an important tool for its maintenance. He criticizes what imposes itself as the orgin of all and any thought that claims to be philosophical. The Western tradition, which produces a concept of logos, denies the plurality of thoughts and the possibility of giving new meaning to the very understanding of philosophy. It is necessary to take the path of interculturality in order to relearn how to think from the indigenous peoples' perspective. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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4. ACT and the Kyoto School of Philosophy:Interdisciplinary dialogues on personhood, ethics, and becoming.
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Sevilla-Liu, Anton
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This paper examines the connections between Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Kyoto School Philosopher Mori Akira (1915–1976), in order to see how ACT and functional contextualism can engage other subfields in academic philosophy like philosophy of the human person, ethics, and philosophy of human becoming, and other areas such as eastern and continental philosophy. It first examines Mori's model of the layers of human existence (organic, conscious, reflective, and self-aware) and how it connects to ACT's views of the human person (workability, languaging, self-processes), presenting how these potentially critique modern ideas of the human being as a merely rational animal. It then proceeds to ACT and Mori's ethics of freely-chosen values and how these can critique utilitarian and deontological ethics. Finally, it proceeds to the philosophy of human becoming and how ACT and Mori can contribute to a contextual-existential view of the path of human development. • ACT can dialogue with philosophy of the human person, ethics, philosophy of human becoming, and eastern philosophy. • ACT and Mori Akira criticize the narrow rationalist conception of the human being as homo sapiens. • They criticize rationalist ethics and suggest an ethics that includes pragmatic and existential elements. • They have a philosophy of becoming that sees development as particular, contextual, and including one's personal response to one's life events. • These fields of philosophy can be combined for a systematic approach to philosophy of education for psychological flexibility. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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5. Mythos and Meaning: Medieval Appropriations of Mythological Types in The Consolation of Philosophy and Later Western Literatures
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Hunter, Francis J.
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- Poetics, Platonism, Boethius, Medieval, Philosophy, Ancient History, Greek and Roman through Late Antiquity, Ancient Philosophy, Catholic Studies, Christianity, Classical Literature and Philology, Classics, Comparative Literature, Comparative Philosophy, Continental Philosophy, English Language and Literature, European Languages and Societies, History of Christianity, Indo-European Linguistics and Philology, Italian Language and Literature, Italian Literature, Literature in English, Anglophone outside British Isles and North America, Medieval Studies, Metaphysics, Other Classics, Other English Language and Literature, Religion, Religious Thought, Theology and Philosophy of Religion, Translation Studies
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Often referred to as the last Roman and first medieval, Boethius, author of The Consolation of Philosophy, has been widely received as an unoriginal philosopher who sought to preserve Platonic thought as the Western Roman Empire fell. However, this essay features an investigation into the literary originality of Boethius who initiates a line of Christian and Platonic literatures to follow in the medieval European tradition. Boethius demonstrates himself to be a poet who makes great use of philosophy rather than as a philosopher writing poetry. Boethius’ poetic influence is felt most strongly in major aspects of Dante’s Divine Comedy and in The Knight’s Tale of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales.
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- 2024
6. Introduction
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Rošker, Jana S.
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Chinese philosophy ,Cultural Studies ,metodologija medkulturnih raziskav ,History ,comparative philosophy ,Literature and Literary Theory ,Sociology and Political Science ,methodology of intercultural resesarch ,udc:1(510) ,primerjalna filozofija ,transkulturne študije ,kitajska filozofija ,Philosophy ,transcultural studies - Abstract
The present issue is the second part of the special double issue entitled Transcultural (Post)Comparative Philosophy and deals with more concrete examples or demonstrations of the theory presented in the first part. The articles in this issue contrastively analyse philosophers, theories, methods, and exchanges between Asian and European philosophical discourses. The subtitle of the volume is therefore Philosophical Dialogues between Asia and Europe: From Plotinus to Heidegger and Beyond.
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- 2023
7. Ecological∼Enactivism Through the Lens of Japanese Philosophy.
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McKinney, Jonathan
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COMPARATIVE philosophy ,PHILOSOPHY ,MIND & body ,COGNITIVE science ,ECOLOGICAL disturbances ,PHENOMENOLOGICAL psychology ,ORTHOKERATOLOGY - Abstract
The enactive and ecological approaches to embodied cognitive science are on a collision course. While both draw inspiration from similar views in psychology and phenomenology, the two approaches initially held seemingly contradictory views and points of focus. Early enactivists saw value in the ecological approach but insisted that the two schools remain distinct. While ecological psychology challenged the common foes of mental representation and mind-body dualism, it seemingly did so at the cost of the autonomy of the agent. This is evidence that the early enactive and ecological approaches told different stories about how agents and environments interact. Whereas the enactive approach broadly focuses on agency and the organism's resilience to environmental perturbations, the ecological approach insists that organisms are best understood in terms of the organism–environment system and at the ecological scale. Historically, this tension created space for harsh criticisms from both sides and for some ecological psychologists to dismiss enactivism altogether. Despite their differences, both approaches use dynamic systems theory to explain the interactions between embodied agents and the environment or contextual milieu in which they are embedded. This has led some scholars to focus on the complementary elements of each approach and argue that the two schools are allies, thus rejecting the historical disagreements between the two approaches and calling for an ecological–enactive synthesis. The attempts to synthesize the approaches are noteworthy and should be considered steps in the right direction but are potentially problematic. If the two schools are merely synthesized to some form of ecological–enactivism, then something of value from both approaches could be lost. This is analogous to the hasty comparison between two seemingly similar schools of thought found in early attempts at East-West comparative philosophy. I argue that the relationship between the enactive and ecological approaches is both complementary and contrary and is thus best understood in terms of complementarity. Given the complexity of complementarity I will unpack the notion in steps. I will begin with the exploration of analogous concepts in Japanese Philosophy and gradually build a lens through which both agent environment and ecological enactive complementarities can be understood. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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8. VAIŚEṢIKOS REALIZMAS VERSUS BUDIZMO FENOMENALIZMAS KINIJOS BUDISTINIUOSE TEKSTUOSE.
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SNUVIŠKIS, TADAS
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COMPARATIVE philosophy ,VEDANTA ,PHILOSOPHY ,BUDDHIST philosophy ,TRANSLATIONS ,DEBATE ,ARBITRATORS - Abstract
Copyright of Logos: A Journal, of Religion, Philosophy Comparative Cultural Studies & Art (08687692) is the property of Logos and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)
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- 2020
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9. 'The view from above': a theory of comparative philosophy.
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FRAZIER, JESSICA
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PROBLEM solving , *COMPARATIVE philosophy , *PHILOSOPHY , *FOLKLORE , *POSSIBILITY - Abstract
What if doing philosophy across cultures is always implicitly a matter of metaphilosophy – of articulating more clearly the nature of philosophy itself? What if it forces us to 'stand back' hermeneutically and map out a 'view from above' of the underlying fabric of ideas – in their constitutive concepts, their relations to other ways of thinking, and their potential to be configured in alternative fascinating and fruitful ways? This article incorporates existing approaches to comparative philosophy within a single scheme of complementary philosophical activities, and a single overarching metaphilosophical project. These approaches are (1) 'archival' (exploring parallel but separate philosophical traditions), (2) 'equivalentist' (comparing traditions in terms of analogies and contrasts), and (3) 'problem-solving' (using multiple traditions to provide philosophical solutions). I situate these within (4) the overarching hermeneutic project of 'mapping' concepts and their possibilities. This entails the theory that philosophies drawing on multiple perspectives are always implicitly engaged in mapping out the underlying eidetic structure upon which philosophy does its work, and charting the conceptual possibilities surrounding any idea. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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10. Rorty, Buddhism, and Ethics without Essence.
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Brons, Robin
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MADHYAMIKA (Buddhism) , *BUDDHISM , *IRONY , *LIBERALISM , *PHILOSOPHY - Abstract
Despite striking similarities, the connection between Madhyamaka Buddhism and Richard Rorty's philosophy has been almost entirely ignored. This article aims to correct this oversight by suggesting that much could be gained by exploring their connection. It does so, first, by establishing the similarities and differences between Rorty and Madhyamaka, and second, by demonstrating that Madhyamaka vocabulary can solve significant problems in Rorty's thought. In particular, the article will argue that Madhyamaka can alleviate the tension between irony and liberalism, by showing that internalisation of anti-essentialism induces liberal sentiments. This allows us to conceive of irony and solidarity as existing in harmony and mutual dependence, without attempting to reconcile them theoretically. In doing so, this article provides the basis for a cross-cultural conception of anti-essentialist ethics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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11. THE NATURE OF SCIENTIFIC PHILOSOPHY.
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Shramko, Yaroslav
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PHILOSOPHY of nature ,COMPARATIVE philosophy ,PHILOSOPHY of science ,PHILOSOPHY of mathematics ,DEFINITION (Logic) ,MATHEMATICAL analysis - Abstract
The goal of this paper is to explain the nature of philosophy as a distinct science with its own subject-matter. This is achieved through a comparative analysis of mathematical and philosophical knowledge that reveals a profound similarity between mathematics and philosophy as mutually complementary sciences exploring the field of abstract entities that can be comprehended only by purely a priori theoretical inquiry. By considering this complementarity, a general definition of philosophy can be obtained by dualizing the traditional Aristotelian definition of mathematics as the "science of quantity". Philosophy should thus be interpreted as an a priori science of the pure qualitative attributes of being. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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12. A philosophical relation between Taiwan and Japan: models of dialectical thought in Mou Zongsan's and Nishida Kitaro's theories.
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Rošker, Jana S.
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COMPARATIVE philosophy , *CHINESE philosophy , *PHILOSOPHY , *DIALECTIC , *DIALECTICAL behavior therapy - Abstract
The article opens with a discussion of recent theoretical and methodological innovations in the field of comparative philosophy. In this regard, I propose and explain a new possible method of contrasting particular aspects of divergent philosophical texts or discourses and denote it as a 'philosophy of sublation'. Then, the paper provides a concrete example for such a post-comparative method of reasoning, I will try to apply a 'sublation philosophy' approach for a reinterpretation of certain aspects of the complex philosophical intersections between modern Japanese and Chinese philosophies through the lens of a contrastive analysis of Nishida Kitarō's and Mou Zongsan's dialectical thought. In this way, I hope to shed some new light upon some general questions regarding different models of dialectics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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13. How race travels: relating local and global ontologies of race.
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Ludwig, David
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RACISM , *TRANSNATIONALISM , *METAPHYSICS , *ONTOLOGY , *PHILOSOPHY - Abstract
This article develops a framework for addressing racial ontologies in transnational perspective. In contrast to simple contextualist accounts, it is argued that a globally engaged metaphysics of race needs to address transnational continuities of racial ontologies. In contrast to unificationist accounts that aim for one globally unified ontology, it is argued that questions about the nature and reality of race do not always have the same answers across national contexts. In order address racial ontologies in global perspective, the article develops a framework that accounts for both continuities and discontinuities by looking beyond the referents of narrowly defined core concepts. By shifting the focus from narrow concepts to richer conceptions of race, racial ontologies become comparable through globally related but nonetheless distinct mappings between conceptions and property relations. The article concludes by showing how this framework can generate novel insights in case studies from Asia, Europe, and Latin America. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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14. The Psychedelic Dasein: Modelling the Effects of Psilocybin with Heidegger’s Phenomenology
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MacDougall, Eamon Robert Stuart
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Cognition and Perception ,Counseling Psychology ,Philosophy of Mind ,Comparative Philosophy ,Addiction ,Heidegger ,Epistemology ,Trauma ,Philosophy ,Clinical Psychology ,Continental Philosophy ,Psychedelics ,Personality and Social Contexts ,Other Philosophy ,Phenomenology ,Comparative Psychology ,Theory and Philosophy - Abstract
This paper argues that the mystical experience induced by psilocybin (understood through the tradition of Heideggerian phenomenology) modulates the attuned understanding of oneself, the world, and how the individual relates to the world. This kind of particular experience is not accessible to the individual through ordinary consciousness, therefore psilocybin may give us access to a new kind of understanding. This understanding may offer a solution to the empirical deficiencies surrounding the short-term and long-term effects of psilocybin, such as how a meagre two to three high doses have yielded unprecedented results in the treatment of tobacco addiction, and in the treatment of depression and anxiety in terminally ill patients. The consensus in the literature suggests that it is not solely the molecular and physiological mechanisms responsible for the results. In addition to the physiological mechanisms, a mystical experience associated with it must be present, without which the long-term effects are not catalyzed. Scientific explanations are limited in explaining the relationship between attuned understanding, the individual, and the world, but conversely, phenomenology does, hence why it may be a better method of analysis. The argument made posits that the mystical experience enables one to reconstitute oneself at an ontological level shows that the work of Heidegger should be applied to ameliorate the empirical deficiency as a potential tentative framework for understanding its broader phenomenal mode of action. The primary reason for this is that Heidegger’s work describes an analogous mechanism concerning modes of attunement which may shift our totality of relevance and the context of our understanding and the meaning of the contents of our lives. This paper concludes that Heidegger’s phenomenology can offer a new explanation of how psilocybin works at the phenomenal level.
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- 2023
15. The Metaphysics of Modernism and the Aesthetics of Reason in Wittgenstein, Deleuze, and Others
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Allen, M. Curtis
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Ludwig Wittgenstein ,Political History ,Fine Arts ,Comparative Philosophy ,Film and Media Studies ,Comparative Literature ,Metaphysics ,Aesthetics ,Labor History ,Logic and Foundations of Mathematics ,contemporary art ,Modern Languages ,Art Practice ,Philosophy of Science ,Digital Humanities ,Ethics and Political Philosophy ,Social Justice ,transcendental philosophy ,capitalism ,Modern Literature ,Gilles Deleuze ,German Literature ,Visual Studies ,Philosophy of Mind ,Cultural History ,Philosophy of Language ,Political Economy ,Intellectual History ,European Languages and Societies ,Politics and Social Change ,Continental Philosophy ,Philosophy ,Social History ,French and Francophone Literature ,English Language and Literature ,Political Theory ,sense ,Arts and Humanities ,Work, Economy and Organizations ,History of Philosophy - Abstract
This work makes a contribution to a theory of the general conditions by which—via language and sign use—the intelligible structure of the content of thought comes about and changes, which in turn affects our collective practices, affordances, and causal powers— in short, our doings. It is argued that this latter point is the reality of the intelligible and the only possible test of metaphysical realism. Through this it develops a ‘metaphysics of modernism’ by constructing a concept of sense derived from the philosophers Ludwig Wittgenstein and Gilles Deleuze, among others. After elaborating the framework of sense, it looks to its emergence out of social embeddedness through a concept of common sense, understood aesthetically in terms of the construction of forms of life. There it investigates the relation between sense and value-form in Marx, aesthetic judgment in the work of Kant, the relationship between aesthetics and language-use in the late Wittgenstein, and the political aesthetics of contemporary art and media. Finally, this work indicates the limit of common sense in a concept of nonsense, taken as the intercession of the absolute within language and thought, which in turn points to the conditions for the contingent, ampliative capacity of thinking as the essential activity of reasoning, i.e. the organon of the new. In this final part, it focuses on the writings of Samuel Beckett, whose work is incessantly concerned with the liminal space of thought and language encountering its own transcendental humiliation as the indicative affect of the subject of modernity
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- 2023
16. Pure experience revisited: A critical reassessment of Nishida Kitaro's radicalization of William James' empiricism
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Richard Stone and Andrea Altobrando
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Philosophy ,Pure Experience ,Comparative Philosophy ,Radical Empiricism ,Nishida Kitaro ,Pure Experience, Radical Empiricism, Nishida Kitaro, William James, Comparative Philosophy ,William James - Published
- 2023
17. Literary Criticism as a Philosophic Praxis.
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Cariño, Jovito V.
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LITERARY criticism ,COMPARATIVE philosophy ,POSTMODERNISM (Philosophy) - Published
- 2019
18. Statecraft, Exception and Wasted Lives Amitav Ghosh's The Hungry Tide.
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ROY, Binayak
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TIDES ,SOCIAL problems ,APATHY - Abstract
One of the reasons why Amitav Ghosh is considered an important writer is that his narratives do not occupy a "neutral" zone. Rather, they offer a sensitive and multifaceted view on the contemporary problems of the worlds he writes about. Ghosh seems to be intent on moving his readers through his narratives beyond the aesthetic of indifference. Ghosh's first commitment is to his art. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
19. Taking Back Philosophy: A Multicultural Manifesto.
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Levine, Jill
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PHILOSOPHY , *COMPARATIVE philosophy , *ANCIENT philosophy , *PHILOSOPHY of religion , *DIGITAL humanities - Published
- 2019
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20. Zhi 志 in Mencius: a Chinese notion of moral agency.
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Camus, Rina Marie
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CHINESE people , *PHILOSOPHY , *HUMANITIES , *AESTHETICS , *MORAL agent (Philosophy) - Abstract
Zhi is an important Chinese notion that conveys among other things human capacity to set aims, to determine a course of action, or to persist in a resolve. The term naturally turns up in Chinese contributions to Western Free Will debate. In this paper, I explain zhi by working out a comparison that goes from East to West. I do a three-fold textual analysis of zhi focusing on the Mencius. I outline different usages found in the text, examine a nuanced, dominant meaning suggested in 2A.2, and discuss notional features based on language patterns. My analysis yields a more homegrown understanding of zhi which I shall compare with Western expressions of moral agency. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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21. W perspektywie Innego. Czytanie opowiadań Irit Amiel w kontekście psychologii międzykulturowej.
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Regiewicz, Adam
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HOLOCAUST, 1939-1945 ,CULTURAL studies ,PHILOSOPHY ,PSYCHOLOGY ,COMPARATIVE studies ,COMPARATIVE philosophy - Abstract
Intercultural psychlogy is a discipline within cultural studies. It is of an interdisciplinary character, combining the philosophy of meeting, imagology, and discourse and becomes the part of the metadiscourse practiced by cultural comparative studies. The article attempts to test the tool in reading Irit Amiel's stories. The author is an Israeli writer who, in The Seared, deals with the topic of the Holocaust. Her biography - Jewish in origin, with her childhood in Poland, and wandering around Germany and Italy, finally stopping in a Palestinian haven - testifies to her intercultural pedigree. Amiel takes up the subject of the Holocaust after almost fifty years of silence, and she does so by showing different cultural points of view. Intercultural psychology discovers the framework of social behavior in which the characters move. This tool allows us to show that today "being seared" is one of the constitutive features of the Jewish culture. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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22. Global Solidarity as a Response to Our Common Humanity
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Safro Kwame
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Philosophy ,Africa ,African philosophy ,postcolonial Africa ,African and European continental philosophies ,comparative philosophy ,Philosophy (General) ,B1-5802 - Abstract
In ‘Existence and Heritage,’ which was published by the State University of New York Press in 2015 as part of its series on philosophy and race, Tseney Serequeberhan sets out on what he calls hermeneutic explorations of African and Continental philosophies. It uses Hans-Georg Gadamer to reflect on different traditions; and a reading of Martin Heidegger and Karl Marx for postcolonial Africa. He concludes with a conception of thought as openness, drawn from his reading of Frantz Fanon. In it, he reveals many of his personal sympathies and antipathies; some of which, even though acceptable to some or even many, appear as assumptions or premises in the book with little or no argumentation. Overall, ‘Existence and Heritage’ is an interesting book that is worth reading. If the aim is to provoke us into debating some of the claims mentioned above or the objective of African philosophy, it does that. If, however, the aim is to convince us to embrace Serequeberhan’s own views enumerated above, then I am afraid the book falls short.
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- 2017
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23. What is the folk concept of remembering?
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Mahr, Johannes, Barr, Kelli, Machery, Edouard, and Barrett, H.
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FOS: Psychology ,Philosophy ,Experimental Philosophy ,Philosophy of Mind ,Episodic memory ,Comparative Philosophy ,Cognitive Psychology ,Intuitive theories ,Psychology ,Arts and Humanities ,Social and Behavioral Sciences ,Theory and Philosophy ,FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion - Abstract
A recent debate in the philosophy of memory has been what the correct analysis of 'remembering' ought to be. On the one hand, Causal Theorists claim that remembering has three necessary conditions: (1) Factivity: The remembered event must have actually occurred. (2) Prior Experience: The remembering subject must have experienced the remembered event themselves. (3) Causality: The subject's prior experience of the remembered event must stand in an appropriate causal connection to the subjects current memory of the event. On the other hand, proponents of 'Post-Causal' theories have variously denied the necessity of one of these conditions. In this debate, appeals to intuition have played an important role. On the one hand, Causal Theorists have accused post-causal theories of violating important intuitions about what it means to remember. On the other hand, Post-Causal theorists have argued that instead of intuition, empirical memory research should provide guidance in the analysis of what it means to remember. Here, we set out to investigate two questions: (1) Does the 'folk notion' of remembering adhere to the Causal Theory of remembering? (2) To what extent does this folk notion vary across different cultural backgrounds. To do so, we will present participants from different cultural backgrounds with a survey in which - in different scenarios - Factivity, Prior Experience, and Causality are violated. In each case, participants will then be asked a number of questions designed to assess their concept of remembering.
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- 2022
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24. ONTOLOGI HIBUA LAMO DALAM PERSPEKTIF JÜRGEN HABERMAS
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Nanuru, Ricardo
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communicative ratio ,Philosophy ,local knowledge ,Ethics and Political Philosophy ,Comparative Philosophy ,Jürgen Habermas ,Arts and Humanities ,Hibua Lamo ,FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion ,Philosophy of Science - Abstract
Hibua Lamo is a cultural system that binds communities in North Halmahera. It is a form of conflict resolution among the communities by harmonizing interests between conflicting groups as well as binding the groups into a new relationship bond. It was tested by riots of Moluccas, including North Halmahera. This study shows that there is a difference context of emergence between Habermas's thought and local knowledge of Hibua Lamo. However, based on the Habermas's perspective of communication ratio, Hibua Lamo at least get the spirit to a new birth. Based on the new understanding, Hibua Lamo now exists to rely on communicative ratio which is able to withstand annexation of market system and the state, and also to tie the communities in North Halmahera through peace consensus.
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- 2022
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25. Style, Substance, and Philosophical Methodology: A Cross-Cultural Case Study.
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CHUNG, JULIANNE
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CHINESE philosophy ,COMPARATIVE philosophy ,COGNITIVE psychology ,FICTIONALISM (Philosophy) ,PHILOSOPHY - Abstract
Copyright of Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review is the property of Cambridge University Press and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)
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- 2018
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26. Comment on "Comparative Philosophy: In Response to Rorty and Macintyre" by Rui Zhu.
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Burik, Steven
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COMPARATIVE philosophy , *PHILOSOPHY , *EAST-West divide , *COMPARATIVE aesthetics , *COMPARATIVE ethics - Abstract
The author offers comments on a commentary by Rui Zhu on the study of comparative philosophy by Richard Rorty, as well as the discussion of comparative philosophy by Alasdair MacIntyre. Topics covered include outlook on Zhu's claim of Rorty's dismissal of comparative philosophy with his proposal to make comparisons sans philosophy, outlook on MacIntyre's stance on incommensurability in philosophical thinking and comparative philosophy as an object-centered self-reflection.
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- 2018
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27. Rethinking Comparative Philosophical Methodology: In Response to Weber's Criticism.
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Weber, Ralph
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PHILOSOPHY methodology , *COMPARATIVE philosophy , *PHILOSOPHY , *SYLLOGISM , *LOGIC - Abstract
The author offers a response to a commentary on his study "Rethinking Comparative Philosophical Methodology," which examined the methodology in comparative philosophy. Topics covered include the usefulness of his analytical tool to comparative philosophy and intercultural philosophy, differences between a comparison and a syllogism and the reasons for his search for some commonality, that is, the tertium in his analysis.
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- 2018
28. Rethinking Comparative Philosophical Methodology: In Response to Weber's Criticism.
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Xiao Ouyang
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COMPARATIVE philosophy , *PHILOSOPHY methodology , *PHILOSOPHY , *CHINESE philosophy , *ASIAN philosophy - Abstract
A commentary on "Rethinking Comparative Philosophical Methodology," a study by Ralph Weber on methodology in comparative philosophy is presented. Topics covered include the role of Weber's work in highlighting the methodological predicament of comparative philosophy, Chinese-Western comparative philosophy and philosophy in China and how this predicament can be approached and resolved.
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- 2018
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29. Comment on "Comparative Philosophy: In Response to Rorty and Macintyre" by Rui Zhu.
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Rui Zhu and Beckford, Corey
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COMPARATIVE philosophy , *COMPARISON (Philosophy) , *PHILOSOPHY , *EAST-West divide , *COMPARATIVE aesthetics - Abstract
A response to comments on a commentary by Rui Zhu on the study of comparative philosophy by Richard Rorty, as well as the discussion of comparative philosophy by Alasdair MacIntyre is presented. Topics covered include distinction between comparative philosophy as a form of intercultural studies and as a philosophy, the task of appropriation, the thesis on cultural incommensurability of MacIntyre and the true purpose of comparative philosophy.
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- 2018
30. LOGOS AND DAO REVISITED: A NON-METAPHYSICAL INTERPRETATION.
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Burik, Steven
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LOGOS (Philosophy) , *TAO , *CHINESE philosophy , *PHILOSOPHY , *COMPARATIVE philosophy - Abstract
An essay which offered an alternative to approach of some scholars to logos and consequently to dao using interpretations of logos by philosopher Martin Heidegger is presented. Topics covered include the one-sided approahc taken by some scholars in comparing logos and dao; comparison of Daoists' intentions for the term dao with the views of Heidegger, and reinterpretations of classical notions as a resource to comparative philosophy.
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- 2018
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31. The “Legitimacy of Chinese Philosophy” Debate and the Global Extension of Disciplinary Knowledge
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Jenco, Leigh K., Jenco, Leigh K., book editor, Idris, Murad, book editor, and Thomas, Megan C., book editor
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- 2020
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32. The Oxford Handbook of Dewey
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Fesmire, Steven, editor
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- 2019
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33. The Oxford Handbook of Japanese Philosophy
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Davis, Bret W., editor
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- 2019
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34. Introduction: Hegel, Difference, Multiplicity.
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Nelson, Eric S.
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BUDDHIST philosophy , *PHILOSOPHY , *MULTIPLICITY (Mathematics) , *INTERPRETATION (Philosophy) , *COMPARATIVE philosophy , *HEGELIANISM - Published
- 2017
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35. ON THE CONCEPT OF WORLD PHILOSOPHY.
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Tagore, Saranindranath
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SKEPTICISM , *PHILOSOPHY , *POSSIBILITY , *COMPARATIVE philosophy , *THOUGHT & thinking - Abstract
the article discusses the significance of skepticism in defining the concept of world philosophy and possibility. It discusses the concept of comparative philosophy in terms of resolving the concerns and addressing the question of possibility emerging from skepticism. It also analyses the global philosophical culture through modern and postmodern approaches to thinking.
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- 2017
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36. Recognising a Model of Postmodern Pluralism through Looking at Islam from the Standpoint of Far Eastern Traditions: A Dialogue between Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Confucianism.
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Kahteran, Nevad
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POSTMODERNISM (Philosophy) ,PLURALISM ,ISLAMIC philosophy ,FOLKLORE ,COMPARATIVE philosophy ,PHILOSOPHY - Abstract
Copyright of Synthesis Philosophica is the property of Croatian Philosophical Society and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)
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- 2017
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37. Deleuzian (Re)interpretation of Zhu Xi
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Margus Ott
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Cultural Studies ,050101 languages & linguistics ,History ,lcsh:H53 ,Literature and Literary Theory ,Sociology and Political Science ,dark precursor ,Energy (esotericism) ,0507 social and economic geography ,Conceptual space ,050701 cultural studies ,0501 psychology and cognitive sciences ,ontology ,Chinese philosophy ,Individuation ,lcsh:Social sciences and state - Asia (Asian studies only) ,comparative philosophy ,Field (Bourdieu) ,Interpretation (philosophy) ,Philosophy ,05 social sciences ,Zhu Xi ,Deleuze ,Epistemology ,Ontology ,virtual - Abstract
I propose an interpretation of Zhu Xi 朱熹 (1130–1200) seen through the ontology of Gilles Deleuze. Zhu Xi is one of the most prominent Chinese philosophers, the figurehead of the so-called Neo-Confucian school, and Deleuze is arguably one of the most important Western philosophers of the twentieth century. Both philosophers presented an ontology of differentiation, whose main aspects or stages I try to analyse in the paper: Deleuze’s notions of the virtual, dark precursor, field of individuation, intensities and the actual; and parallel to these, Zhu Xi’s notions of the veins (li 理), supreme ultimate (taiji 太極), energy (qi 氣), and things (wu 物). It is argued that a Deleuzian (re)interpretation of Zhu Xi is possible and that it may open new tools of analysis for studying Chinese philosophy as well as create a conceptual space that can bring together concepts and practices from different traditions.
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- 2020
38. The Philosophical Challenge from China
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Bruya, Brian, editor
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- 2015
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39. With or Without the Self? Arguments in Favor of the Hindu Concept of the Atman over the Buddhist Understanding of the Anatman
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Rocco Angelo Astore
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Hinduism ,comparative philosophy ,Self ,Nullification ,Philosophy ,Buddhism ,Gautama Buddha ,Atman ,Hindu philosophy ,Epistemology ,Emptiness ,The Upanishads ,Anatman ,The Dhammapada ,Upanishads - Abstract
As found in the Upanishads, readers come to encounter many ideas regarding the “Self” as opposed to the “self,” or the Atman versus the atman. Now, complicating matters further readers encounter the antithetical concept, of the Atman and atman, or the Buddhists understanding of the anatman as found in the Dhammapada. First, this piece will unpack the idea of both the “Self” and the “self,” or the Atman and the atman, as understood in Hindu philosophy and theology. Next, this essay will then describe the Buddhists understanding of anatman, or the absence, or emptiness of the self, or the nullification of the self, or the atman as well as even of the Self, or the Atman. Finally, this piece will resolve by arguing in favor of the Self, or the Atman as well as the self, or atman over the Buddha’s notion of the anatman.
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- 2021
40. הכל הבל in Ecclesiastes 1:2 and 12:8 – Descriptive metaphysics of properties as comparative-philosophical supplement
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Jaco Gericke
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Property (philosophy) ,comparative philosophy ,BS1-2970 ,Philosophy ,Religious studies ,Metaphysics ,הבל ,Practical Theology ,Epistemology ,Meaning (philosophy of language) ,BV1-5099 ,הכל ,properties (philosophy) ,ecclesiastes ,The Bible ,Relation (history of concept) ,Mereology - Abstract
In this article, a supplementary yet original contribution is made to the ongoing attempts at refining ways of comparative-philosophical conceptual clarification of Qohelet’s claim that הבל הכל in 1:2 (and 12:8). Adopting and adapting the latest analytic metaphysical concerns and categories for descriptive purposes only, a distinction is made between הבל as property of הכל and the properties of הבל in relation to הכל. Involving both correlation and contrast, the second-order language framework is hereby extended to a level of advanced nuance and specificity for restating the meaning of the book’s first-order language on its own terms, even if not in them. Contribution: By considering logical, ontological, mereological and typological aspects of property theory in dialogue with appearances of הכל and of הבל in Ecclesiastes 1:2 and 12:8 and in-between, a new way is presented in the quest to explain why things in the world of the text are the way they are, or why they are at all.
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- 2021
41. Comparative Philosophy: In Response to Rorty and MacIntyre.
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Rui Zhu
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COMPARATIVE philosophy , *COMPARISON (Philosophy) , *PHILOSOPHY , *CONFUCIAN philosophy , *ARISTOTELIANISM (Philosophy) - Abstract
A commentary on the study of comparative philosophy by Richard Rorty, as well as the discussion of comparative philosophy by Alasdair MacIntyre is presented. Topics covered include Rorty's dismissal of comparative philosophy with his proposal to make comparisons sans philosophy, comparing incommensurable theories such as Confucian comparisons of Confucianism and Aristotelianism according to MacIntyre and the need for comparative philosophy to cultivate irony, especially an insider's irony.
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- 2018
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42. Hisaki Hashi: Das Paradoxon in der Philosophie – Zum Aufbau der humanistischen Welt
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Jana S. Rošker
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lcsh:Social sciences and state - Asia (Asian studies only) ,Cultural Studies ,Kyoto School ,History ,comparative philosophy ,lcsh:H53 ,Literature and Literary Theory ,Sociology and Political Science ,Interdisciplinary education ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Philosophy ,Hegelianism ,language.human_language ,German ,Critical thinking ,language ,Liar paradox ,Hisaki Hashi ,Function (engineering) ,Classics ,media_common ,Integrative thinking - Abstract
Hashi Hisaki, the author of this interesting book, is founder of the Association for Comparative Philosophy and Interdisciplinary Education (http://kophil-interdis.at/wb/pages/home.php). Since 1995 she has taught at the Department of Philosophy at the University of Vienna, Austria. The present book is written in German, as it is based upon Hashi Hisaki’s philosophy lectures at this university. It elaborates upon intercultural dimensions of a wide scope of problems, linked to the concept of paradox, starting from the famous classical “liar paradox” and then analysing various paradoxes exemplified in the works of Plato, Kant, Hegel, Klein, Reininger, Nagarjuna, Hanfezi, Dogen, and Nishida. The main goal of the work is to illuminate the creative function of paradoxes, and to show that it can raise in readers a vivid interest in independent and critical thinking. At the same time, it represents an inexhaustible source of integrative thinking and acting in our daily life.
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- 2020
43. Restating the Psalter’s Perspectives on Divine Justice in Philosophical Terms
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Jaco Gericke
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Psalms ,divine attributes ,Linguistics and Language ,Archeology ,History ,comparative philosophy ,lcsh:BS1-2970 ,Philosophy ,Religious studies ,Metaphysics ,Variety (linguistics) ,OT theology ,Economic Justice ,lcsh:The Bible ,Language and Linguistics ,justice ,Epistemology ,Old Testament ,Analytic philosophy ,descriptive metaphysics ,properties (analytic philosophy) - Abstract
Prominent 20th-century Old Testament theologians have offered comparative-philosophical restatements of the Psalter’s perspectives on YHWH’s justice in descriptive metaphysical terms. A variety of philosophical idioms were used to affirm/deny that justice was an attribute (or similar) of the divine nature (or similar) or instead predicated of or exemplified in divine functions and/or relations. In this article the associated trend in the research is identified and briefly discussed with reference to representative cases. This is followed by an overview of how concepts, concerns and categories in the analytic philosophy of properties can be used to update, refine and expand the explanatory framework for discussing related texts in the Book of Psalms on their own terms, even if not in them. https://doi.org/10.17159/2312-3621/2019/v32n2a24
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- 2019
44. How race travels: relating local and global ontologies of race
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David S. Ludwig
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Philosophy of mind ,Property (philosophy) ,Metaphysics of race ,Critical race theory ,Metaphysics ,Ontology (information science) ,Comparative philosophy ,0603 philosophy, ethics and religion ,050105 experimental psychology ,Philosophy of language ,Race (biology) ,Social ontology ,Conceptual change ,0501 psychology and cognitive sciences ,Sociology ,Intercultural philosophy ,05 social sciences ,Conceptions ,06 humanities and the arts ,Epistemology ,Philosophy ,060302 philosophy ,Philosophy of race ,Technologie and Innovatie ,Knowledge Technology and Innovation ,Kennis ,Kennis, Technologie and Innovatie - Abstract
This article develops a framework for addressing racial ontologies in transnational perspective. In contrast to simple contextualist accounts, it is argued that a globally engaged metaphysics of race needs to address transnational continuities of racial ontologies. In contrast to unificationist accounts that aim for one globally unified ontology, it is argued that questions about the nature and reality of race do not always have the same answers across national contexts. In order address racial ontologies in global perspective, the article develops a framework that accounts for both continuities and discontinuities by looking beyond the referents of narrowly defined core concepts. By shifting the focus from narrow concepts to richer conceptions of race, racial ontologies become comparable through globally related but nonetheless distinct mappings between conceptions and property relations. The article concludes by showing how this framework can generate novel insights in case studies from Asia, Europe, and Latin America.
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- 2019
45. El enfoque franciscano y la ciencia. De la Escolástica Tardía a la vía moderna
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Elizabeth Segura Novoa and Giovanni Patriarca
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Franciscanismo ,Franciscanism ,Scholasticism ,Philosophy ,filosofía comparada ,Comparative Philosophy ,05 social sciences ,Historia y filosofía de la ciencia ,Medieval Philosophy ,Transformative learning ,Action (philosophy) ,History and Philosophy of Science ,0502 economics and business ,Filosofía medieval ,History of Franciscan Thought ,Dynamism ,050207 economics ,Humanities ,050203 business & management ,Period (music) ,Historia del pensamiento franciscano - Abstract
Resumen La Escolástica Tardía marca un hito en la historia del pensamiento filosófico. En este periodo se establecen las bases de un profundo proceso de transformación en la forma de observar la naturaleza a través de una minuciosa recolección de datos, experimentos y posteriores análisis. El enfoque franciscano da prioridad a aquel sentido práctico del filosofar que se funda sobre la existencia real y desembarca en la acción. Los pensadores franciscanos analizan las realidades del mundo con un dinamismo pragmático sumamente original. Abstract Late Scholasticism marks a milestone in the history of philosophical thought. In this period, a profound process of transformation took place in the way of observing nature through a meticulous data collection, experiments and subsequent analysis. The Franciscan approach gives priority to a practical sense of thinking and its transformative action. The Franciscans analyze the realities of the world with an extremely original pragmatic dynamism.
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- 2021
46. Confucianism and American Pragmatism.
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Foust, Mathew A.
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CONFUCIANISM ,PRAGMATISM ,COMPARATIVE philosophy ,SCHOLARLY method ,PHILOSOPHY - Abstract
One area of the East-West comparative philosophy that has received a good deal of attention in recent years is the relationship between Confucianism and American Pragmatism. Scholars engaging these traditions have argued that they are mutually elucidating and mutually reinforcing. Often, upon locating resonance(s) between a Confucian philosopher and an American Pragmatist philosopher, scholars combine the conceptual resources of the two, developing a Confucian-Pragmatist hybrid concept or theory. Some critics have been skeptical of the alleged compatibility between Confucian and American Pragmatism, holding that proper understanding of Confucian and American Pragmatist traditions reveals an unbridgeable incommensurability between the two. This article describes the state of the comparative scholarship on Confucianism and American Pragmatism, identifying thematic trends and areas of debate. In addition, some lines of scholarship that might augment this area of comparative philosophy are suggested. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2015
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47. RORTY'S THESIS OF THE CULTURAL SPECIFICITY OF PHILOSOPHY.
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Tartaglia, James
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PHILOSOPHY , *COMPARATIVE philosophy , *EAST-West divide , *COMPARATIVE ethics - Abstract
An essay on philosopher Richard Rorty's thesis of the cultural specificity of philosophy is presented. It discusses Rorty's reasons for disregarding dialogue with non-Western philosophy, an alternative to Rorty's cultural specificity thesis, and Rorty's skepticism about the value of comparative philosophy.
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- 2014
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48. Huang Chun-Chieh and Comparative Philosophy: Multiple Ways of Studying Confucian Ideas and Notions across Texts and Contexts
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Marko Ogrizek
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Cultural Studies ,Huang Chun-chieh ,lcsh:Social sciences and state - Asia (Asian studies only) ,History ,Literature and Literary Theory ,Sociology and Political Science ,Scope (project management) ,East Asian Confucianisms ,lcsh:H53 ,Comparative Philosophy ,Context ,Context (language use) ,Key (music) ,Epistemology ,Text ,Philosophy ,East Asia ,Sociology ,Global environmental analysis ,Plural - Abstract
Confucianism cannot be posited as merely a philosophical tradition, but can nevertheless be said to possess key elements of a philosophy of ethics, which have time and again been able to transcend both the tradition’s historical as well cultural bounds. While Huang Chun-chieh points out that it is more appropriate to speak of Confucianisms, plural, core Confucian values and notions possess the ability to move from context to context while retaining certain characteristics and changing others. The proper approach to the study of Confucianisms should therefore be interdisciplinary and in line with the new method of East Asian Confucianisms, where philosophy should also have an important part to play. Understood within the bounds of the project of Confucian philosophy (a project that can be seen as dynamic and ongoing in the global environment of the 21st century), a broader and more diverse range of expressions of Confucian thought—particularly through the methods of both East Asian Confucianisms and of comparative philosophy as an effort of a more equal and inclusive philosophical dialogue—could help throw new light on important aspects of Confucian philosophical thought. While the methods of East Asian Confucinisms and of comparative philosophy are different in their aims and scope, they also share common sensibilities.
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- 2020
49. Исследовательский компонент в профессиональной подготовке студентов-историков
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Pavel Simashenkov and Samara State University
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History ,Historical thought ,[SHS.EDU]Humanities and Social Sciences/Education ,Teaching method ,Comparative philosophy ,Philosophy of History ,[SHS]Humanities and Social Sciences ,[SHS.HISPHILSO]Humanities and Social Sciences/History, Philosophy and Sociology of Sciences ,Russian philosophy ,Conceptual history ,[SHS.DROIT]Humanities and Social Sciences/Law ,Philosophical methodology ,Philosophy of history ,Interpretation (philosophy) ,Professional development ,Epistemo-ideology ,Cultural memory ,[SHS.PHIL]Humanities and Social Sciences/Philosophy ,Historiografia ,Philosophy ,Trace theory ,Historical thinking ,Content analysis ,Engineering ethics ,[SHS.HIST]Humanities and Social Sciences/History ,Russian cultural stereotypes - Abstract
Text in English and Russian; International audience; The article is devoted to the topic of "traces of the past" interpretation; its relevance is due to both the need to improve the training of history majors and the aggravation of the fight against falsifications of history (primarily domestic). The aim of the research is to analyze the correlation of humanitarian, social and technological components in the methodology of teaching historical disciplines. The comparative method was chosen as a key method. The work uses the method of hypotheses, content analysis of the source base, and experience in studying University teaching practice. Identifying the prerequisites for "incorrect" interpretation of historical events, the author compares legal, forensic and philosophical approaches. The theoretical significance of the article lies in the novelty of an interdisciplinary, integrated technosocial humanitarian outlook on historical research. According to the author, the best way to overcome bias is adherence to principles; a person must inspire and justify trust: this requirement is true for both a forensic expert and a scientist. The main thing is to avoid simplifications, geometric sketching of the past, reducing it to parallels and piles of additional constructions, politicized speculations. No less great is the temptation to fall into exegesis, and from the interpreter of texts to become the owner of stylization and meta-history. The task of the researcher is to reveal the specifics of the typical. It is extremely difficult to find the "median nerve" of an era, but this is the only way to "qualify the subjective side of an act" from a historiosophical perspective. The sensation and awareness of belonging to humanity obliges the scientist to think in integral, complex, figurative, and not abstract categories. Intersubjectivity itself (even intrasubjectivity) characterizes history as a humanitarian science, and not as narrowly social one (akin to jurisprudence or sociology, especially in their positivistic interpretations). The practical significance of the study lies in the fact that the material of the article can be used in the pedagogical process, and a comparison of fundamental and applied disciplines will help history majors to sort out professional and worldview issues, and teach them to distinguish between the eternal and the vain-trendy, the ideological and the tendentious. History, the author believes, is about the eternally alive, and not about the outdated things.; Статья посвящена теме “следов прошлого”; актуальность её обусловлена как необходимостью совершенствования подготовки студентов-историков, так и обострением борьбы с фальсификациями истории (в первую очередь – отечественной). Целью исследования является анализ соотношения гуманитарного, социального и технологического компонентов в методике преподавания исторических дисциплин. Ключевым методом избран компаративный; в работе используется метод гипотез, контент-анализ источниковой базы, а также опыт изучения вузовской педагогической практики. Выявляя предпосылки “неверного” изложения былых событий, автор сопоставляет юридический, экспертно-криминалистический, естественнонаучный и философский подходы. Теоретическая значимость статьи состоит в новизне междисциплинарного, комплексного техно-социо-гуманитарного взгляда на исторические изыскания. По мнению автора, главное – избегать упрощений, геометрической схематизации прошлого, сведения его к параллелям и нагромождениям дополнительных построений, политизированных спекуляций. Не менее велик соблазн впасть в экзегезу, а из толкователя текстов сделаться собственником стилизации, мета-истории. Задача исследователя состоит в установлении конкретики типичного. Ощущение и осознание принадлежности человечеству обязывает учёного мыслить категориями целостными, комплексными, образными, а вовсе не отвлечёнными. Сама интерсубъективность (даже интра-субъективность) характеризует историю как науку гуманитарную, а не узко-социальную (сродни правоведению или социологии, особенно в их позитивистской трактовке).Практическое значение исследования заключается в том, что материал статьи может быть использован в педагогическом процессе, а сравнение фундаментальных и прикладных дисциплин поможет студентам-историкам сориентироваться в вопросах профессиональных и мировоззренческих, научит отграничивать непреходящее от суетно-трендового, идеологическое – от тенденциозного. История, полагает автор — о вечно живом, а не про отжившее.
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50. THE RESEARCH COMPONENT IN THE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION OF HISTORY MAJORS
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Simashenkov, Pavel and Samara State University
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History ,Historical thought ,[SHS.EDU]Humanities and Social Sciences/Education ,Epistemo-ideology ,Cultural memory ,[SHS.PHIL]Humanities and Social Sciences/Philosophy ,Historiografia ,Comparative philosophy ,Philosophy of History ,[SHS]Humanities and Social Sciences ,[SHS.HISPHILSO]Humanities and Social Sciences/History, Philosophy and Sociology of Sciences ,Philosophy ,Trace theory ,Russian philosophy ,Conceptual history ,[SHS.DROIT]Humanities and Social Sciences/Law ,[SHS.HIST]Humanities and Social Sciences/History ,Russian cultural stereotypes - Abstract
Text in English and Russian; International audience; The article is devoted to the topic of "traces of the past" interpretation; its relevance is due to both the need to improve the training of history majors and the aggravation of the fight against falsifications of history (primarily domestic). The aim of the research is to analyze the correlation of humanitarian, social and technological components in the methodology of teaching historical disciplines. The comparative method was chosen as a key method. The work uses the method of hypotheses, content analysis of the source base, and experience in studying University teaching practice. Identifying the prerequisites for "incorrect" interpretation of historical events, the author compares legal, forensic and philosophical approaches. The theoretical significance of the article lies in the novelty of an interdisciplinary, integrated technosocial humanitarian outlook on historical research. According to the author, the best way to overcome bias is adherence to principles; a person must inspire and justify trust: this requirement is true for both a forensic expert and a scientist. The main thing is to avoid simplifications, geometric sketching of the past, reducing it to parallels and piles of additional constructions, politicized speculations. No less great is the temptation to fall into exegesis, and from the interpreter of texts to become the owner of stylization and meta-history. The task of the researcher is to reveal the specifics of the typical. It is extremely difficult to find the "median nerve" of an era, but this is the only way to "qualify the subjective side of an act" from a historiosophical perspective. The sensation and awareness of belonging to humanity obliges the scientist to think in integral, complex, figurative, and not abstract categories. Intersubjectivity itself (even intrasubjectivity) characterizes history as a humanitarian science, and not as narrowly social one (akin to jurisprudence or sociology, especially in their positivistic interpretations). The practical significance of the study lies in the fact that the material of the article can be used in the pedagogical process, and a comparison of fundamental and applied disciplines will help history majors to sort out professional and worldview issues, and teach them to distinguish between the eternal and the vain-trendy, the ideological and the tendentious. History, the author believes, is about the eternally alive, and not about the outdated things.; Статья посвящена теме “следов прошлого”; актуальность её обусловлена как необходимостью совершенствования подготовки студентов-историков, так и обострением борьбы с фальсификациями истории (в первую очередь – отечественной). Целью исследования является анализ соотношения гуманитарного, социального и технологического компонентов в методике преподавания исторических дисциплин. Ключевым методом избран компаративный; в работе используется метод гипотез, контент-анализ источниковой базы, а также опыт изучения вузовской педагогической практики. Выявляя предпосылки “неверного” изложения былых событий, автор сопоставляет юридический, экспертно-криминалистический, естественнонаучный и философский подходы. Теоретическая значимость статьи состоит в новизне междисциплинарного, комплексного техно-социо-гуманитарного взгляда на исторические изыскания. По мнению автора, главное – избегать упрощений, геометрической схематизации прошлого, сведения его к параллелям и нагромождениям дополнительных построений, политизированных спекуляций. Не менее велик соблазн впасть в экзегезу, а из толкователя текстов сделаться собственником стилизации, мета-истории. Задача исследователя состоит в установлении конкретики типичного. Ощущение и осознание принадлежности человечеству обязывает учёного мыслить категориями целостными, комплексными, образными, а вовсе не отвлечёнными. Сама интерсубъективность (даже интра-субъективность) характеризует историю как науку гуманитарную, а не узко-социальную (сродни правоведению или социологии, особенно в их позитивистской трактовке).Практическое значение исследования заключается в том, что материал статьи может быть использован в педагогическом процессе, а сравнение фундаментальных и прикладных дисциплин поможет студентам-историкам сориентироваться в вопросах профессиональных и мировоззренческих, научит отграничивать непреходящее от суетно-трендового, идеологическое – от тенденциозного. История, полагает автор — о вечно живом, а не про отжившее.
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- 2020
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