This volume collects selected works of Daya Krishna, one of the major Indian philosophers of the second half of the 20th century.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Nalini Bhushan is Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Smith College Jay Garfield is Doris Silbert Professor in the Humanities and Professor of Philosophy, Smith College and co-editor of The Oxford Handbook of World Philosophy and several other books with Oxford University Press Daniel Raveh is Lecturer in Philosophy, Tel-Aviv University
Inhaltsangabe
* Acknowledgments * Preface (Shail Mayalam) * Introduction (Arindam Chakrabarti) * I.Entrée * Thinking vs. Thought: Strategies for Conceptual Creativity: 1 * II. Thinking about Thinking * Thinking Creatively about the Creative Act: 2 * Thinking with Causality about Causality: 3 * III.Samvad * Comparative Philosophy: What it is and what it ought to be: 4 * Apoha and Samavaya in Kantian Perspective: 5 * Is Tattvam Asi the Same Type of Identity Statement as The Morning Star is the Evening Star?: 6 * IV.Vaidalya * Rasa: The Bane of Indian Aesthetics: 7 * Substance: The Bane of Philosophy: 8 * V. Negation * Negation - Can Philosophy ever recover from it?: 9 * Some Problems regarding thinking about Abhava: 10 * VI. Knowledge * Knowledge: Whose is it? What is it? And why has it to be true?: 11 * Definition, Deception and the Enterprise of Knowledge: 12 * VII. Truth * Madness, Reason and Truth: 13 * Illusion, Hallucination and the problem of Truth: 14 * Reality, Imagination and Truth: 15 * VIII. Indian Philosophical Reflections * Shockproof, Evidence-proof, Argument-proof World of Sampradayika: 16 * Scholarship of Indian Philosophy * Can the Analysis of Adhyasa Ever Lead to an Advaitic Conclusion?: 17 * IX. Sruti * Is the doctrine of Arthavada compatible with the idea of Sruti?: 18 * The Mimamsaka versus the Yajñika: some further problems in the interpretation of Sruti: 19 * Veda * Rg Veda: The Mantra, the Sukta and the Mandala or The Rsi, the Devata, the Chanda--: 20 * The Structure of the Text and the Problems regarding it * The Vedic Corpus and the two Sutra-Texts, concerned with it; The Mimamsa Sutra: 21 * and the Brahma Sutra * XI. Transgressions * Did the Gopis Really Love Krishna?: 22 * An Alleged Anecdote Revisited: Sankara in the King's Body: 23 * XII. Free Thinking * Freeing Philosophy from the 'Prison-House' of 'I-Centricity': 24 * Freedom, Reason, Ethics and Aesthetics: 25 * Envoi * Eros, Nomos, Logos: 26 * Index
* Acknowledgments * Preface (Shail Mayalam) * Introduction (Arindam Chakrabarti) * I.Entrée * Thinking vs. Thought: Strategies for Conceptual Creativity: 1 * II. Thinking about Thinking * Thinking Creatively about the Creative Act: 2 * Thinking with Causality about Causality: 3 * III.Samvad * Comparative Philosophy: What it is and what it ought to be: 4 * Apoha and Samavaya in Kantian Perspective: 5 * Is Tattvam Asi the Same Type of Identity Statement as The Morning Star is the Evening Star?: 6 * IV.Vaidalya * Rasa: The Bane of Indian Aesthetics: 7 * Substance: The Bane of Philosophy: 8 * V. Negation * Negation - Can Philosophy ever recover from it?: 9 * Some Problems regarding thinking about Abhava: 10 * VI. Knowledge * Knowledge: Whose is it? What is it? And why has it to be true?: 11 * Definition, Deception and the Enterprise of Knowledge: 12 * VII. Truth * Madness, Reason and Truth: 13 * Illusion, Hallucination and the problem of Truth: 14 * Reality, Imagination and Truth: 15 * VIII. Indian Philosophical Reflections * Shockproof, Evidence-proof, Argument-proof World of Sampradayika: 16 * Scholarship of Indian Philosophy * Can the Analysis of Adhyasa Ever Lead to an Advaitic Conclusion?: 17 * IX. Sruti * Is the doctrine of Arthavada compatible with the idea of Sruti?: 18 * The Mimamsaka versus the Yajñika: some further problems in the interpretation of Sruti: 19 * Veda * Rg Veda: The Mantra, the Sukta and the Mandala or The Rsi, the Devata, the Chanda--: 20 * The Structure of the Text and the Problems regarding it * The Vedic Corpus and the two Sutra-Texts, concerned with it; The Mimamsa Sutra: 21 * and the Brahma Sutra * XI. Transgressions * Did the Gopis Really Love Krishna?: 22 * An Alleged Anecdote Revisited: Sankara in the King's Body: 23 * XII. Free Thinking * Freeing Philosophy from the 'Prison-House' of 'I-Centricity': 24 * Freedom, Reason, Ethics and Aesthetics: 25 * Envoi * Eros, Nomos, Logos: 26 * Index
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