But Not Philosophy: Seven Introductions to Non-Western ThoughtLexington Books, 2002 - 397 Seiten George Anastaplo has written brilliantly and persuasively about ancient and modern Western political philosophy and literature and about American Constitutional history and law. With his latest book Anastaplo turns away from his areas of admitted expertise to offer, in his own words, 'the explorations of a determined amateur with some practice in reading.' The essays contained in this volume were originally conceived as a set of seminars, each culminating in a public lecture, which in turn formed the basis for contributions to Encyclopedia Brittanica's 1961-1998 series The Great Ideas Today. Gathered in this one volume, But Not Philosophy provides useful and thought-provoking introductions to seven major 'schools' of non-Western thought: Mesopotamian, ancient African, Hindu, Confucian, Buddhist, Islamic, and North American Indian. Anastaplo studies ancient literary epics and legal codes and examines religious traditions and systems of thought, providing detailed references to authoritative histories and commentators. Movingly and thoughtfully written, the essays encourage readers to bring their own Western traditions under similar scrutiny, to study our own grasp of the divine, reliance upon nature and causality, and dependence on philosophy-to learn about what we are from what we are not. |
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... question with which we start here is likely to gener- ate many other questions whenever a serious effort is made to clarify the is- sues by which one may be confronted upon delving into the question of the relation between nature and ...
... question with which we start here is likely to gener- ate many other questions whenever a serious effort is made to clarify the is- sues by which one may be confronted upon delving into the question of the relation between nature and ...
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... Question 46 , Article 2 . 66. See , e.g. , ibid . , Part II of the Second Part , Question 2 ; Article 9 , reply to Objection 3. It has been noticed by students of these matters that the term natural law implies an ac- tive agency ...
... Question 46 , Article 2 . 66. See , e.g. , ibid . , Part II of the Second Part , Question 2 ; Article 9 , reply to Objection 3. It has been noticed by students of these matters that the term natural law implies an ac- tive agency ...
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... questions which we lust to ask about the future are a confession of sin . God has no answer for them . No answer in words can reply to a question of things . It is not in an arbitrary " decree of God , " but in the nature of man , that ...
... questions which we lust to ask about the future are a confession of sin . God has no answer for them . No answer in words can reply to a question of things . It is not in an arbitrary " decree of God , " but in the nature of man , that ...
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The Gilgamesh Epic | 1 |
Ancient African Including Egyptian Thought | 31 |
The Bhagavad Gītā | 67 |
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