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ON CONSTRUCTIVE-ENGAGEMENT STRATEGY OF COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY: A JOURNAL THEME INTRODUCTION [abstract] Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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EDITOR'S WORDS Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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WHOLE SET OF VOLUME 2 NO 1 (2011) OF COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY VOL 2 NO 2 COVER PAGE Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY VOL 2 NO 2 INFORMATION PAGE Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY VOL 2 NO 2 CONTENTS PAGE Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY VOL 2 NO 2 EDITOR'S WORDS Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY VOL 2 NO 2 WHOLE SET Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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CONSTRUCTIVE ENGAGEMENT OF ANALYTIC AND CONTINENTAL APPROACHES IN PHILOSOPHY: FROM THE VANTAGE POINT OF COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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Whole Set of Volume 1 No 1 (2010) of COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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vol 1 no 1_contents page Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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Whole Set of Volume 1 No 2 (2010) of COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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VOL 1 NO 2_CONTENTS PAGE Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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VOL 3 NO 1 COVER PAGE Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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VOL 3 NO 1 INFORMATION PAGE Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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VOL 3 NO 1 CONTENTS PAGE Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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EDITOR'S WORDS Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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WHOLE SET OF VOLUME 3 NO 1 (2012) Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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VOL 3 NO 2 COVER PAGE Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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VOL 3 NO 2 INFORMATION PAGE Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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VOL 3 NO 2 EDITOR'S WORDS Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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(1.1) IN THE SAME WAY THAT THIS ONE IS: SOME COMMENTS ON DOTSON Graham Priest
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(1.2) WELL, YES AND NO: A REPLY TO PRIEST Kristie Dotson; Michigan State University
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(2.1) PRECIS OF REASON UNBOUND Mohammad Azadpur; San Francisco State University
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(2.2) SOME THOUGHTS ON TRANSCENDENCE AND THE "VETULA" Therese Scarpelli Cory
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(2.3) SPIRITUALITY IN THE PERIPATETIC PHILOSOPHICAL TRADITIONS OF ISLAM Nader El-Bizri; American University of Beirut
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(2.4) SOME THOUGHTS ON IDENTITY OF ISLAMIC PHILOSOPHY Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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(2.5) THOUGHT-SPACES, SPIRITUAL PRACTICES AND THE TRANSFORMATIONS OF TA'WIL Sarah Pessin
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(2.6) REPLIES TO CORY, EL-BIZRI, MOU AND PESSIN Mohammad Azadpur; San Francisco State University
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COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY VOL 3 NO 2 (2011) WHOLE SET Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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VOL 4 NO 1 COVER PAGE Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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RECENT STUDIES OF COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY IN THE BALKANS: INTERVIEW WITH JANA S. ROŠKER Nevad Kahteran
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VOL 5 NO 1 INFORMATION PAGE Bo Mou; San Jose State University
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MEDITATION ON RELATIVISM, ABSOLUTISM, AND BEYOND Anand Vaidya
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A REPLY TO VAIDYA Michael Krausz; Bryn Mawr College, USA
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INTRODUCTION Sor-hoon Tan; National University of Singapore
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ĀTMAN, IDENTITY, AND EMANATION: ARGUMENTS FOR A HINDU ENVIRONMENTAL ETHIC Christopher G. Framarin; University of Calgary
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COMPARATIVE ASPECTS OF AFRICANA PHILOSOPHY AND THE CONTINENTAL-ANALYTIC DIVIDE Tommy L. Lott; San Jose State University
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ANALYTIC AND CONTINENTAL PHILOSOPHY, SCIENCE, AND GLOBAL PHILOSOPHY Richard Tieszen; San Jose State University
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DAOISM AS CRITICAL THEORY Mario Wenning; University of Macau
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ON THE VALUE OF PHILOSOPHY: THE LATIN AMERICAN CASE [abstract] Manuel Vargas
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THE MINIMAL DEFINITION AND METHODOLOGY OF COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY: A REPORT FROM A CONFERENCE [abstract] Stephen C. Angle
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THE LOGIC OF THE CATUSKOTI Graham Priest
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HOW IS THIS PAPER PHILOSOPHY? Kristie Dotson; Michigan State University
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HOW TO AVOID SOLIPSISM WHILE REMAINING AN IDEALIST: LESSONS FROM BERKELEY AND DHARMAKĪRTI Jeremy E. Henkel; University of Hawaii at Manoa
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CONTEMPORARY CONFUCIAN AND ISLAMIC APPROACHES TO DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS Stephen Angle
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THE INCLUSIVE DYNAMICS OF ISLAMIC UNIVERSALISM: FROM THE VANTAGE POINT OF SAYYID QUTB'S CRITICAL PHILOSOPHY Andrea Mura; The Open University
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LIGHT AND AFFECTS FROM A COMPARATIVE POINT OF VIEW Kyle Takaki; Independent Scholar
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PLURALISM ABOUT TRUTH IN EARLY CHINESE PHILOSOPHY: A REFLECTION ON WANG CHONG’S APPROACH Alexus McLeod; University of Dayton
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THE FUTURE OF HUMANITY: HEIDEGGER, PERSONHOOD AND TECHNOLOGY Mahon James O' Brien
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LOGICAL ANALYSIS AND LATER MOHIST LOGIC: SOME COMPARATIVE REFLECTIONS [abstract] Marshall D. Willman; New York Institute of Technology
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COMPARISON PARADOX, COMPARATIVE SITUATION AND INTER-PARADIGMATICY: A METHODOLOGICAL REFLECTION ON CROSS-CULTURAL PHILOSOPHICAL COMPARISON [abstract] Xianglong Zhang
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TYPOLOGY OF NOTHING: HEIDEGGER, DAOISM AND BUDDHISM [abstract] Zhihua Yao
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THE LABYRINTH OF PHILOSOPHY IN ISLAM Nader El-Bizri; University of Cambridge
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CONFUCIANISM AND VIRTUE ETHICS: STILL A FLEDGLING IN CHINESE AND COMPARATIVE PHILOSOPHY Justin Tiwald; San Francisco State University
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DHARMAKĪRTI, DAVIDSON, AND KNOWING REALITY Lajos Brons; Nihon University & Keio University
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BENEVOLENT GOVERNMENT NOW Howard J. Curzer; Texas Tech University
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MOHIST APPROACH TO THE RULE-FOLLOWING PROBLEM Chung-I Lin; National Chengchi University
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A DAOIST MODEL FOR A KANTIAN CHURCH Stephen R. Palmquist; Hong Kong Baptist University
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READING HAN FEI AS "SOCIAL SCIENTIST": A CASE-STUDY IN "HISTORICAL CORRESPONDENCE" Henrique Schneider
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MENCIUS' JUN-ZI, ARISTOTLE'S MEGALOPSUCHOS, & MORAL DEMANDS TO HELP THE GLOBAL POOR Sean Walsh
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German Idealism Meets Indian Vedānta and Kaśmiri Śaivism Katherine Elise Barhydt; Lewis & Clark College - J. M. Fritzman; Lewis & Clark College
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Neoplatonism and Paramādvaita Michal Just
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Palaeo-Philosophy: Archaic Ideas about Space and Time Paul S. MacDonald; Murdoch university
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Moral Realism and Anti-Realism outside the West: A Meta-Ethical Turn in Buddhist Ethics Gordon Fraser Davis; Dept. of Philosophy, Carleton University (Ottawa, Canada)
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