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process, I will show that the Kālīsūtra’s philosophy brings into sharper focus doctrines already present in the canonical Krama and thus displays many affinities with the Pratyabhijñā, a school which shares ... shares its cultic backdrop. S´ a¯kta philosophy; Krama; Liturgies; Stotra; Non-dualism; Newar religion - It is well known that both the Valleys of Kashmir and Kathmandu were active centres of S´ aiva
Kundakunda’s handling of several basic ideas cannot be omitted when one deals with the following concepts in Jaina philosophy: 1. Syāt/siya, syādvāda or saptabhaṅgī. 2. Nayas, vyavahāra and niścaya ... , let alone crediting him for significant basic insights into Jaina philosophy. Moreover, it seems to be evident, as will be attempted to show, that some ideas appear to be taken over from Kundakunda
the Nikāyas and the concepts of the modern philosophy of mind. ... Philosophy and Sociology, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin , pl. M. Curie-Skłodowskiej 4, 20-031 Lublin , Poland In this paper, I discuss some philosophical problems connected with the notion of
establish any theory about the self or not-self, but acts as a guide to meditation as part of philosophy as a spiritual practice with the goal of liberation. ... words, this argument has been called upon throughout the history of Buddhist philosophy. Matthew Kapstein comments: 7 Saṃyutta Nikāya (S) 5: 10 pts I 34: kenāyaṃ pakato satto kuvaṃ sattassa kārako | kuvaṃ
The vindication of the place of community mothers in the formation of political emotions in boys and girls is a necessary step to strengthen the care practices that are lived in the community homes ... Artículos derivados de investigación Prácticas de cuidado de madres comunitarias que ayudan a la formación de emociones políticas en los niños y las niñas. Medellín Political Emotions in
the interdisciplinary discussion between theory and political science and philosophy on the reproduction of power in Latin America under conditions of state of exception, biological threat, and ... , which allowed a conceptual reconstruction as an angle of view to understand a phenomenon, which marked the power relations on the planet. Keyword: Government; Political Power; and Virus
If we want to reconstruct politics and resist being governed by neoliberalism, in this way, we must recognize our precarious condition, our finitude and, inevi tably, the need we have for others in order to survive. The way out, in line with Butler's proposal, is a policy of alliances, which confronts the contemporary in dividualizing logic that inoculates the idea that there are...
for understanding complex rea lities, socialization, and political subjectivity contribute to the construction of a multi-cultural character in this perspective. Social networks in convergence of ... . “Political Communication”. En: Comparative Politics, Oxford: Oxford University Press , 2008, p. 473-489. [ Links ] Gilabert, F. J. 2016. Jóvenes, Internet y Política. El cambio de paradigma tecnopolítico
the State) invisible, by generating a convenient and induced oblivion, which is functional to the interests of certain social sectors that hold political, economic, and media power, which promote ... the maintenance of political violence in order to maintain their power. These hegemonic memory processes constitute a psychosocial barrier to the construction of peace, democracy, and reconciliation in
From this analysis, social beliefs, collective emotional orientations, and narratives of the past were identified, which shape the dynamics of political polarization within families and relational ... the political posture from which they position themselves in the face of political difference with the other. This phenomenon is also an obstacle to the opening of public debate spaces about the
The battles between proponents and opponents of judicial supremacy have recently intensified in the US and also in Europe. I summarise the debates in political philosophy, legal theory and ... Social and Political Philosophy (Faculty of Humanities) and of Sociology (Faculty of Social Sciences) at the University from anonymous reviewers and from Leonard Besselink, Nik de Boer, Bas Schotel, Marcel
The social outburst in 2021, resulting from the strike of April 28, the great strike in the recent history of this country, was a predominantly spontaneous struggle, organized on a day-to-day basis, but without a plan, a strategy, a scientific-po litical vanguard, and fully articulated goals. That is to say, if one seeks to trans form a society from its roots, a country, which...
This special issue of Journal of Indian Philosophy results from a thematic session on “Logic in the Religions of South Asia”, a separate section of the 2nd World Congress on Logic and Religion (held ... philosophical tradition is taken up by John Taber in his paper, “Some Remarks on the Apparent Absence of a priori Reasoning in Indian Philosophy”. Taber concludes that indeed Indian thinkers did not identify any
fundamental rights. It uses the political philosophy of John Rawls to assess why we should attach priority to certain rights and which rights should therefore be considered fundamental rights. On this basis it ... important, and be very careful in allowing restrictions on fundamental rights for the purpose of protecting this market access. This article uses the political philosophy of John Rawls and his philosophical
When we talk about memory, the idea of the act of remembering, not forgetting and building political identity is carried; materialized in devices, such as books, archives, exhibitions, reports, and
State, the vindication for the daily life, and the search for the common.Keywords : Community Leader; Women; Political Advocacy; State; and Daily Life.
Scholars argue that it is impossible to define youth in a homogeneous way. Given their diversity, this article focuses on analyzing the political, social, cultural, and economic dynamics of rural
guiding rulers generally in the recently unified political landscape of post-Mauryan India.3 Angelika Malinar’s keynote contribution then offered a multifaceted review of how philosophy that is found in the ... Scharf, and Fred Smith. Dr. Elizabeth Cecil and Professor Amy Langenberg were participant observers The nine papers presented here were contributions to a small conference on “Philosophy in the Epic
from the determined action of three student leaders of the Instituto Pedagógico, students of Philosophy Pedagogy, of that university. DUOC's initial work was in favor of the most disadvantaged students
The purpose of this article is to understand the relationships and interrelationships, which are woven into the configuration of political subjectivity from the training processes with a seat in the ... host is needed to promote the care of itself and the alternative in the formation of political subjectivity; 2) It is necessary for the school to reflect on the violence that Colombia has gone through
