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Hermeneutics | The Indian Philosophy Blog

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The Indian Philosophy Blog. A group blog of scholars exploring Indian philosophy. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Call for Guest Posts. Comedy and Philosophy I: Topical jokes and comparative philosophy. 8 Comments ↓. Mīmāṃsā and Uṣūl al-fiqh: On comparison. 4 Comments ↓. Has Philosophy Lost Its Way? 8212; Vaidya on the Case of Indian Philosophy. 18 Comments ↓. Anand Vaidya, a contributor here on the blog, has written a series of new posts over at the Blog of the APA (American Philosop...

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Yoga Śāstra | The Indian Philosophy Blog

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The Indian Philosophy Blog. A group blog of scholars exploring Indian philosophy. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Call for Guest Posts. Category Archives: Yoga Śāstra. Recent conference on Yoga at Munich. 3 Comments ↓. Again on the existence of a separate Yogasūtra. 5 Comments ↓. Has Philosophy Lost Its Way? 8212; Vaidya on the Case of Indian Philosophy. 18 Comments ↓. Anand Vaidya, a contributor here on the blog, has written a series of new posts over at the Blog of the APA (American...

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Book ReviewsThe Indian Philosophy Blog | The Indian Philosophy Blog

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The Indian Philosophy Blog. A group blog of scholars exploring Indian philosophy. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Call for Guest Posts. For all inquires concerning book reviews, whether from potential reviewers or from publishers or authors who would like us to review a book, please contact our Book Review Editor, Ethan Mills ( ethan-mills@utc.edu. We will consider reviews of books in any area of Indian philosophy (see our About. Book reviews should be about 500-700 words in length&#4...

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RulesThe Indian Philosophy Blog | The Indian Philosophy Blog

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The Indian Philosophy Blog. A group blog of scholars exploring Indian philosophy. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Call for Guest Posts. We have a few simple policies for posters and commenters to make the Indian Philosophy Blog a welcoming place for all involved:. If you must attack, attack the argument and not the person. This is a blog about South Asian philosophy; posts and discussions should be related in some clear way to South Asian philosophy, however defined. I am post graduat...

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LawThe Indian Philosophy Blog | The Indian Philosophy Blog

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The Indian Philosophy Blog. A group blog of scholars exploring Indian philosophy. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Call for Guest Posts. Book Review of Hinduism and Environmental Ethics by Christopher G. Framarin (Reviewed by Stephen Harris). 13 Comments ↓. Panel at the 2017 Central APA on Classical Indian Philosophy. Fellowships in Buddhist Studies. Dravya and avayavin in Nyāya and Vaiśeṣika. Contrasting Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika and Buddhist Explanations of Attention. Blogs of Related Interest.

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Ethan MillsThe Indian Philosophy Blog | The Indian Philosophy Blog

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The Indian Philosophy Blog. A group blog of scholars exploring Indian philosophy. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Call for Guest Posts. Author Archives: Ethan Mills. Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy Annual Conference (June 2-5, 2016). No Comments ↓. Has Philosophy Lost Its Way? 8212; Vaidya on the Case of Indian Philosophy. 18 Comments ↓. Vaidya on Indian Philosophy and the Inclusion Problem in Critical Thinking Education. 4 Comments ↓. Blog contributor Anand Vaidya has wr...

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Malcolm KeatingThe Indian Philosophy Blog | The Indian Philosophy Blog

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The Indian Philosophy Blog. A group blog of scholars exploring Indian philosophy. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Call for Guest Posts. Author Archives: Malcolm Keating. Malcolm Keating is Assistant Professor of Humanities (Philosophy) at Yale-NUS College, Singapore. An interview with Matt Dasti. 1 Comment ↓. An interview with Shalini Sinha: first in an occasional series. 1 Comment ↓. Interview with a “free range” Indian philosopher. 5 Comments ↓. Over at Daily Nous, Justin Weinberg p...

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The Matilal StrategyThe Indian Philosophy Blog | The Indian Philosophy Blog

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The Indian Philosophy Blog. A group blog of scholars exploring Indian philosophy. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Call for Guest Posts. 20 Comments ↓. B K Matilal (1935-1991) was undoubtedly one of the most influential scholars of Indian philosophy in the late 20. Century. His work has greatly influenced many of us who work on Indian philosophy today, especially if we do so in philosophy departments in the Anglophone world (see this post. In his use of this diagonal approach, Matilal ...

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Comparative Philosophy | The Indian Philosophy Blog

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The Indian Philosophy Blog. A group blog of scholars exploring Indian philosophy. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Call for Guest Posts. Category Archives: Comparative Philosophy. Interview with a “free range” Indian philosopher. 5 Comments ↓. Epistemology and Comparative Philosophy in Confluence and the APA Blog. 5 Comments ↓. The West within the rest. 13 Comments ↓. Cross-posted at Love of All Wisdom. In the previous post I discussed why academic philosophers have usually focused...