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Education, Philosophy and the Comparative Perspective
Comparative Education, 2004This article argues that a philosophical approach to education needs a comparative dimension and that a comparative approach to education needs a philosophical dimension. An analysis of the proper relationship between a philosophical and a comparative approach to education is developed with reference to needs, difficulties and opportunities.
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A Key to Comparative Philosophy
Philosophy East and West, 1952philosophers that were found at the meeting to be distinctive. The present writer does not at all wish to challenge any of these conclusions, but he does wish to suggest that such a comparison of the East and West will not be fruitful for the study of comparative philosophy, paradoxical as this may seem.
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Taoist Philosophy compared to European Philosophy
1993Although the Taoist Philosophy can hardly be divided into Epistemology, Metaphysics and Ethics, like the Aristotelian-Thomistic Philosophy, the content of the Taoist thought is really comprehensive enough to embrace all the philosophical disciplines in search of true knowledge, of cosmic principles and of life-wisdom.
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Introduction to Comparative Philosophy.
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 1963Arthur Wormhoudt, P. T. Raju
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Incommensurability and Comparative Philosophy
Philosophy East and West, 2018It is argued here that the incommensurability between the two cultural/intellectual traditions continues to impede the effort of comparative philosophy. Consequently, comparative philosophy between two radically distinct culturallanguage communities is severely compromised. Rational comparison between them is problematic, difficult, and in some measure
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Philosophy as Comparative Cosmology
Tulane Studies in Philosophy, 1958Three decades have elapsed since Whitehead’s attempt to set philosophy to this “sustained effort”, and the philosophic scene is more crowded than ever with empiricist, existentialist, and positivist partisans of the “detached question”. Where philosophy has not become anti-philosophical it has become ancillary to science.
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Comparative Philosophy in Japan
2015This chapter discusses the comparative philosophies of two premier comparativists of postwar Japan, Nakamura Hajime and Izutsu Toshihiko. Both were known as accomplished scholars within their respective fields—Buddhist studies and Indology for Nakamura, and Islamic studies for Izutsu—when they initiated their comparative projects.
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Comparative Philosophy and the Philosophy of Scholarship
International Studies in Philosophy, 1995openaire +1 more source