Philosophy and Science are subject to conflicting interpretations, such as the rules of positivism and analytic thought. Bernard Lonergan and Gilles Deleuze have both assessed such issues in complementary fashion. This book examines their arguments through the application of mathematical theories and Buddhist-Christian ethics in an attempt to bridge the religious-secularist divide exacerbated by postmodernism.
Philosophy and Science are subject to conflicting interpretations, such as the rules of positivism and analytic thought. Bernard Lonergan and Gilles Deleuze have both assessed such issues in complementary fashion. This book examines their arguments through the application of mathematical theories and Buddhist-Christian ethics in an attempt to bridge the religious-secularist divide exacerbated by postmodernism.
John Raymaker was a professor at Junshin University and for over twenty years a member of The Oriens Center of Religious Studies, both in Tokyo. He is the author of several books on Bernard Lonergan, on climate change, community life and interfaith dialogue.
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Chapter 1 Illustrations (Figures, 4) Chapter 2 Preface Chapter 3 Introduction Chapter 4 Part One. Transformative Loci Potency and Form: Chapter 1. An Outline for Empowering Philosophy, Artists, and Science; Chapter 2. Transformative Potencies in our Genomes; Chapter 3. Transformative Forms in Mathematics Chapter 5 Part Two. Integrating Ideal Transformative Actions in Feedback Ways: Chapter 4. East-West Philosophies' Transformative Feedback, Allelic Operations; Chapter 5. Contextualizing and Implementing GEM Diphase Feedback's In-Betweens Chapter 6 Endnotes Chapter 7 Glossary Chapter 8 Index Chapter 9 Biography
