9788176464949 - Philosophical Semi-Colons: A Rational Explanation (2 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. pp. xii + 164.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents I. Foundational clarifications 1. Science philosophy religion. 2. Religion a grand wish fulfilling device. 3. The debt that a philosopher owes to society. II. Philosophical impact of new ontology 4. Ask legitimate questions get legitimate answers. 5. The problem of identity in the context of universal change. III. Dabblings in epistemology 6. Radical realism knowledge changes the knower not the object. 7. Knower of the flux also a flux. 8. Nature of our knowledge full stops Vs. semi colons. 9. Hume's scepticism misplaced and unwarranted. 10. Subjectivity even without a soul. IV. Revolution in ethics and axiology 11. Freedom although no free will. 12. Luck=objective factors beyond our control. 13. Value need satisfaction. 14. Moral doer and reaper illusion and reality. 15. Truth beauty and goodness none is the other. V. Fears and hopes 16. Destiny of man. 17. Immortality with a difference. Philosophical Semi colons is an attempt to provide alternative rational solutions to some of the ageold problems in philosophy. Readers will be quite amazed to read Prof. Bandiste's solutions as well as dissolutions. In some of them he has effected what can be called a Copernican revolution by showing that while people searched in vain for a solution in the objective factor it was actually existing in the subjective factor or the reverse. He is quite realistic as well as original at a number of places like in finding freedom even in the deterministic context in identifying the real nature of the moral doer and reaper in his refutation of Hume in his discovery of the nature of truth beauty and goodness in his discovery of a new inter relationship among science philosophy and religion in locating subjectivity even in the absence of soul and so on. He presents the philosopher in a new light in The Debt that a philosopher owes to society. Readers will find something novel in each one of the solutions provided by him. At many places he disillusions us in a surprising way. Since Prof. Bandiste believes that the real philosophy must be philosophy of life his solutions are basically meant for bettering the qualitative aspect of life. Being rational also means being nearer to common sense. This is how every well meaning person whether or not technically a student of philosophy can understand the book and find it of much relevance. The lucid style of the book makes the whole reading easy and charming and yet revealing and useful. 164 pp.