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Sprung, Mervyn
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| Date | 1978 |
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| Publisher | Pennsylvania State University Press |
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| Location | College Park, MD, US [大學公園市, 馬里蘭州, 美國] |
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| Content type | 書籍=Book |
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| Language | 英文=English |
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| Keyword | Being;Comparative Philosophy;Occidental Metaphysics;Oriental Metaphysics;Sprung, Mervyn; |
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| Abstract | The essays in this volume were first read at a symposium to mark the inauguration of the graduate program in comparative philosophy at Brock university. The contributions spanned what was intended to be a wide yet manageable range of traditions：Greek，Christian，post-Nietzschean，European，Hindu，and Buddhist. The essays are：the question of being as comparative philosophy; being in early western tradition; linguistic relativism and the Greek project of ontology; Plato and Heidegger; questions in Heidegger's thought about being; Heidegger's path of thinking and the way of meditation in the early upanisads; on being and what there is：Indian perspectives on the question of being; some special characteristics of "sat" (being) in advaita vedanta; being and the middle way; some aspects of Indian thinking on being. |
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| Created date | 2001.02.14
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