"Philosophy East, philosophy West"

By:

"Alon, Ilai ; Biderman, Shlomo ; Deor, Dan; Hoffmann, Yoel"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford; Basil Blackwell; 1978Description: 359 pISBN:

631193405

Subject(s):

"Philosophy, comparative."

DDC classification:

190 PHI

Summary: A critical comparison of Indian Chinese, Islamic nd European Philosophy. This book is a contemporary attempt to make an embracing critical comparison of Eastern and Western philosophy. It is a serious, comprehensive discussion of the philosophical, linguistic and other difficulties that arise in a comparison of culturally different philosophies; of the social, religious and educational contexts in which philosophy has developed of the relation of the different philosophies to their respective religions and scriptures; and of modes of philosophical argument.

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A critical comparison of Indian Chinese, Islamic nd European Philosophy. This book is a contemporary attempt to make an embracing critical comparison of Eastern and Western philosophy. It is a serious, comprehensive discussion of the philosophical, linguistic and other difficulties that arise in a comparison of culturally different philosophies; of the social, religious and educational contexts in which philosophy has developed of the relation of the different philosophies to their respective religions and scriptures; and of modes of philosophical argument.

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