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Sri Aurobindo’s Opposition
Tusar Nath Mohapatra, Director
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February 19, 2006
Jung to Piaget, Kohlberg to Gilligan, Kegan to Sri Aurobindo
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Strangely enough, some Western psychologists -- Mark Epstein ( Going to Pieces Without Falling Apart and Thoughts Without a Thinker ) seems...
Freud and Sri Aurobindo
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Now back to the topic at hand: language, God, and the trans-logic of supersensible domains. In order to begin this discussion, we probably n...
February 18, 2006
Sri Aurobindo synthesises East and West
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A Fragrant Flower of Cambridge (Sri Aurobindo - His Contribution to Humanity) Lecture delivered on 27th April 1991 at Cambridge University ...
Philosophy will be life-enhancing
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Henryk Skolimowski Philosophy is a form of life itself. What we witness today is a separation of philosophy from life because in our atomis...
Bergson, Teilhard and Sri Aurobindo
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MT : In The Theatre of the Mind , you wrote something that I had experienced in my own life, and that is the incredible similarity in the ph...
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Consciousness Timeline: 1875-1945
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Compiled by Stephen Dinan The following timeline is by necessity somewhat arbitrary and quite partial. The point is not to chart the minuti...
Rig Veda unveiled
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The first references to Rudra (who later became Shiva) are in the Rig Veda. The Rig Veda can be interpreted in many different ways...For Adv...
February 16, 2006
Language and Poetry
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Norman D. Livergood Plato's Timaeus was interpreted as analogous, within the limits of poetic intuition and philosophical speculation, t...
Perennial Philosophy
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The term "Perennial Philosophy" was coined by Leibniz, but popularized by Aldous Huxley , according to whom it pertains to a prima...
Levinas Year
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RICHARD WOLIN thenation.com from the February 20, 2006 issue This year in France is a " Levinas Year ." The French philosopher w...
Non-Cartesian Cognitive Science
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Ronald Lemmen Traditional Cognitive Science is Cartesian in the sense that it takes as fundamental the distinction between the mental and t...
Durkheim’s Collective representations
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UNCHANGED MEANINGS The Literary Criticism we Need Rafe Champion Printed in the Age Monthly Review, August 1985 FortuneCity.com Wellek a...
Consciousness, evolution, language and social behavior
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A History of Knowledge Piero Scaruffi Editor of www.thymos.com Wilson-Edward Osborne , the founder of "sociobiology", applied t...
Lacan, Levi-Strauss, Merleau-Ponty, Ricoeur
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A History of Knowledge Piero Scaruffi Editor of www.thymos.com Jacques Lacan analyzed the unconscious as a system of signs. Motives are s...
Feyerabend, Rorty, Derrida, Lyotard
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A History of Knowledge Piero Scaruffi Editor of www.thymos.com Skepticism affected philosophers. Paul Feyerabend argued that the history...
Optimal Psychological Functioning
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Dr. Larry Seidlitz The ideals of optimal psychological functioning in Sri Aurobindo’s and Mother ’s teachings are integral. They encompass t...
Swami Vivekananda spoke of 'Involution'
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INDIA AND EVOLUTION Richard Hartz Sri Aurobindo Darshan: The University of Tomorrow The idea of divinising human nature may sound like an u...
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February 15, 2006
Meditative intuition
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Reality can only be grasped, if that is the word, via meditative intuition. The answers are intuited but cannot be articulated. When they ar...
February 14, 2006
Sri Aurobindo and Plotinus
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Page after page in [The] Life Divine is watered down Plotinus . - Krishna Chaitanya (Dr. K.K.Nair) Is Sri Aurobindo a Mystic? The Meeting ...
February 13, 2006
Traveling in the Superhologram
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“Space, too, must be viewed as a product of our mode of perception.”Patients with out of body experiences could describe their operations co...
Trajectory of evolution
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My suggestion regarding this matter is that our knowledge of the brain/mind is composed of what we know about it as an objective phenomenon ...
Sri Aurobindo: pre-echo of Ken Wilber
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An external unity with others must always be an outward joining and association of external lives with a minor inner result; the mind and he...
February 08, 2006
Multi disciplinary nature of fundamental concepts
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Study social science and humanities subject from IIT - Wednesday, February 08 Chennai: The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) -Madras has...
Liberalism and human reason
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Gregory Fried Classical liberalism therefore has its deepest roots in ancient philosophy, and it encompasses questions ranging from the free...
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