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Phenomenology and Indian philosophy

edited byD. P. ChattopadhyayaLester EmbreeJ. N. Mohanty

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Phenomenology and Indian philosophy

the concept of rationality

J. N. Mohanty

pp. 8-19
Husserl and Indian thought Karl Schuhmann

pp.20-43
Phenomenology and the philosophy of history David Carr(Emory University)

pp. 103-112
Husserlian foundations of Sartre's treatment of time-consciousness

pp. 126-132
Analysis of I-consciousness in the transcendental phenomenology and Indian philosophy Anindita Niyogi Balslev

pp. 133-140
Phenomenology and the transcendent

which way does one transcend?

Paulos Mar Gregorios

pp. 141-152
The paradox of subjectivity and the idea of ultimate grounding in Husserl and Heidegger Thomas M. Seebohm

pp. 153-168
Unity and plurality of cultures in the perspectives of Edmund Husserl and Ernst Cassirer Ernst Wolfgang Orth

pp. 233-246
Last philosophy

ideas for a transcendental phenomenological metaphysics - Eugen Fink with Edmund Husserl, 1928-1938

Ronald Bruzina(University of Kentucky)

pp. 270-289

Publication details

Publisher: SUNY Press

Place: Albany

Year: 1992

Pages:

ISBN (hardback): 9781438436586

Full citation:

Chattopadhyaya D P, Embree Lester, Mohanty Jithendra Nath (1992) Phenomenology and Indian philosophy. Albany, SUNY Press.