Philosophy

Theoretical Linguistics and the philosophy of linguistics
Philosophy

Theoretical Linguistics and the philosophy of linguistics

Click(23)

In this article, I briefly explore how theoretical linguistics and philosophy are interconnected. I focus on three possibilities, and argue that the fields are most harmonious when utilised in critical reflection of a particular target, a format officiall

The World in Indian and European Philosophy
Philosophy

The World in Indian and European Philosophy

Click(4)

The world is a comprehensive concept of the area of external experience in which all objects appear as external to our consciousness. It is also the area of becoming, transience and disappearance, resp. of birth, life and death (physiology, philosophical

Teaching World Philosophies: An Essay
Philosophy

Teaching World Philosophies: An Essay

Click(16)

To step up the activity level of academic philosophizing, Teaching World Philosophies will propose that one first engage in a thorough housecleaning before teaching world-philosophical traditions today. In the path that will be sketched as an example in t

Contemporary Bergsonism and Philosophy of Cosmology
Philosophy

Contemporary Bergsonism and Philosophy of Cosmology

Click(13)

The article examines the figure of Henri Bergson as a philosopher of science and the relevance of his ideas for modern philosophy of cosmology. In the first part, Bergson's philosophy is analyzed based on the classification of philosophical approaches to

Situating philosophy of religious studies
Philosophy

Situating philosophy of religious studies

Click(2)

'Philosophy of religious studies' is one possible name for a type of normative practice that has always been an inseparable part of that discipline itself. It is neither part of philosophy of religion nor an over-arching discipline that looks down in ju

Philosophy

The life sciences and the history of analytic philosophy

Click(3)

Comparative to the commonplace focus onto developments in mathematics and physics, the life sciences appear to have received relatively sparse attention within the early history of analytic philosophy. This paper addresses two related aspects of this phen