An edition of Meditations on global first philosophy
(2008)
Meditations on global first philosophy
quest for the missing grammar of logos
by Ashok K. Gangadean
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"In Meditations of Global First Philosophy, Ashok K. Gangadean builds on decades of research on the emergence of global reason to trace the roots of logos in different cultural milieux. Gangadean crosses into the uncharted frontier of global consciousness, global wisdom, and global first philosophy to illustrate that there is a primal force - a global logos - that is the generative source of our diverse worldviews, cultures, religions, philosophies, perspectives, and disciplinary orientations."--BOOK JACKET.
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Meditations on global first philosophy: quest for the missing grammar of logos
2008, State University of New York Press
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0791476057 9780791476055
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Table of Contents
The emergence of global first philosophy
Prologue: Qest for the missing grammar of global logos
Essays : explorations in global first philosophy
Overview: Orientation to the essays
Introduction: Entering the space of global first philosophy
Essay l: the quest for the universal global science
Essay 2: logos as the infinite primal word : the global essence of language
Essay 3: logos and the global mind : the awakening story
Essay 4: the emergence of logos in classical Greek thought
Essay 5: logos and the dialogical turn : dialogical awakening in the global evolution of cultures
Essay 6: the continuing quest for primal knowledge
Essay 7: logos as the foundation of global ethics : dialogical awakening as the key to global ethics
Essay 8: meditative reason and the holistic turn to global philosophy prologue
Essay 9: meditative reason and the missing logic of logos
Essay 10: logos of Tao : the primal logic of translability
Essay 11: Nagarjuna and the end of global suffering.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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