This course content covers three diverse theories of reality in Indian tradition: materialism of Charvaka, theory of many-sidedness of truth … Continue reading Exploring the Impact of Indian Philosophy on Law
Abstract: The province of law applies logical and critical thinking in all of its stages: evolutionary, legislative, interpretive and dispute … Continue reading Nyaya in Legal Reasoning and Argumentation
“This only grant me, that my means may lieToo low for envy, for contempt too high.” Abraham Cowley, Of Myself. Mill … Continue reading OF ENVY IN SELF AND OTHERS
The Master of Hell, dreaded by the Gods, sends his man to fetch a soul. The Messenger of Death is … Continue reading On an Examination of the Living Dead
Introduction A quest for a life worth living or a quest for meaning of life and meaningful life is entwined … Continue reading THEORIES AND CONVICTION IN MORAL DISCOURSE: A PARALLACTIC PERCEPTION
FOREWORD When faith and reason comes at loggerhead, even shrewdest of philosophers try to slip into the cushion of equivocation. … Continue reading Foreword to “Wittgensteinian Philosophy of Religion” by Prahlad Basumtari and Zothancchingi Khiangte, published by Global Publication
There is a logical unity in legal order. And that order is always nourished by conflict of values. Here the … Continue reading FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOM IN A STATE OF EXCEPTION
Gods have now decided to promote Sisyphus to Level-2. The good news is that there is no mythical rock. Only … Continue reading The New Myth of Sisyphus
Introduction One of the major controversies in Semantics has been the question of meaning holism and atomism. This paper … Continue reading A ROPE-BRIDGE OR A FLYOVER: Meaning Holism and Simultaneous Interpretation