Titlebook: Philosophie asiatique/Asian philosophy; Guttorm Fløistad Book 1993 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1993 Confucianism.Hinduism.freedom.language.

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The Pandit World with special reference to problems of logicnture to contain this ocean-like subject within a peppercorn-like paper of some fifteen pages. Inescapably, therefore, one has to choose one or two convenient problems only for the paper. Let me proceed. I am also a pandit, in a way.

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Book 1993ophy (Firenze 1968), edited by Raymond Klibansky. As with the earlier series the present surveys purport to give a survey of significant trends in contemporary philosophical discussion. The need for such surveys has, I believe, increased rather than decreased over the last years. The philosophical s

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Clock Noise and Disordered Measurements,, ‘God’), are polysemic and can only be understood against particular dialogic experiences.. The fact that words at home in one tradition have been carried over to other cultures — with the intention of understanding them, or perhaps ruling over them — has been the source of grave misunderstandings4. The problem begins with words..

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Taoismus in Koreaelen Meister und Hundert Schulen‘. versuchten, das Wesen des Tao zu erkennen und dann nach den Prinzipien bzw. im Rahmen des Tao zu leben. Nur unterschied sich der Taobegriff, der die chinesische Philosophie erst möglich machte, je nach Meister und Schule.

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Indian metaphysicstic considerations, incidentally, in the view of the present author, underestimating the subtlety of the texture of descriptive language. A further distinction, that between the phenomenological and the ontological, makes yet another type of demarcation, one which might dissolve if the phenomenological is itself found to have ontological weight.

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Pramāṇa epistemology: Some recent developmentsology and problems of language and meaning have been set aside or have remained largely unknown and unappraised in the West: if these, too, have not also been dismissed as being of little interest and sophistication, from Locke and Hume to Flew .. (Matilal, 1986:2–5).