فلسفه دین فلسفه میان فرهنگی English Bloomsbury Academic 2020 Table of contents :,Title page,Copyright page,Contents,Figures,Contributors,Acknowledgements,Introduction: Different differences in identityin philosophy and religion,Chapter 1: Heracles and Heracles,Introduction,Heracles and Heracles,Gods and transformations,Criteria of identity,Notes,Bibliography,Chapter 2: Confucian philosophy as a universal approach to integrated living: A contemporary interpretation,Introduction,The daological framework,Education and humanization,Confucian ‘individualism’,Concluding remarks,Notes,Bibliography,Chapter 3: Realizing virtues: Plato and Buddhism,Introduction,Plato’s erôs – How can we extend ourselves, and what we deem good, forever?,Plato’s metaphysics: We and the rest of reality are ‘interweavings’ of forms,Knowledge of forms results in deeds: Plato, Symposium 211e–212a,Plato: From identification with the forms and continuous realization of the virtues to world-transformation,From identity to identitylessness: A Buddhist perspective on realizing virtues,The normative features of early Buddhist and Madhyamaka metaphysics,Self as appropriation: The construction of self, person and world,Disappropriative practices of the self: Attenuating ownership,The unceasing virtues of emptiness: Lovingkindness and the other immeasurables,Conclusion,Notes,Bibliography,Chapter 4: Application of tradition in Gadamer and the sameness-otherness of Islamic philosophy,Introduction,Application and mutual questioning,A common and plural tradition,Sameness and otherness of Islamic philosophy,Two crossing hermeneutic circles,Conclusion,Notes,Bibliography,Chapter 5: ‘The mind is more like matter, the body more like the form’: Geulincx against Descartes (and the scholastics) on the sources of difference in minds,Mind as the matter and body as the form of the human being,Body in motion and the diversity of our thoughts,Concluding remarks,Notes,Bibliography,Chapter 6: My identity differs: On why I am not myself in light of Hume, Beauvoir and Zen Buddhist writings,Introduction,The Humean conception of self,A Zen critique of Hume: Suggesting an alternative,Notes,Bibliography,Chapter 7: Individual identity and cultural practice: Relationalism in modern protestant theology,Introduction,Individual identity – a European ‘grand narrative’ and its post-liberal transformation,Individual identity and religious practice: A relationalist account of the constitution of personal identity,Friedrich Schleiermacher: Individual identity as performance,Paul Tillich: Individual personality as process and cultural enactment,Ethical touchstones,Conclusion,Notes,Bibliography,Chapter 8: One’s other self: Contradictory self-identity in Ueda’s phenomenology of the self,Introduction,True self as selfless self in Buddhism,The search for self-identity,Contradictory self-identity: The self as a place and one’s other self,Notes,Bibliography,Chapter 9: Events of excess, being and existence in Jean-Luc Nancy and Jean-Luc Marion’s philosophies,Introduction: Being, Event, Opening,The ontotheological problem,Of God without Being,Openness, event, dis-enclosure,Conclusion,Notes,Bibliography,Index text Flavel, Sarah Author Manning, Russell Re Author Sarah Flavel; Russell Re Manning Author book 9781350076532 1403-01-19 1403-01-21