Volume 57, Issue 3

September 2018

Special Issue on The Challenge of Postcolonial Philosophy in India: Too Alien for Contemporary Philosophers, Too Modern for Sanskritists?

Issue Editors:

Elise Coquereau-Saouma,
Elisa Freschi

14 articles in this issue

Contemporary Indian Philosophy: Why It Is Worth Taking Up the Challenge
Elise Coquereau-Saouma
Elisa Freschi
EditorialNotes 24 August 2018 Pages: 357 - 361
Lala Lajpat Rai’s Classification of Nationalism: Can It Help Us to Understand Contemporary Nationalist Movements?
Nalini Bhushan
Jay L. Garfield
OriginalPaper 04 September 2018 Pages: 363 - 374
Representing Indian Philosophy Through the Nation: an Exploration of the Public Philosopher Radhakrishnan
Monika Kirloskar-Steinbach
OriginalPaper 31 August 2018 Pages: 375 - 387
That in the Martyā Which is Amṛta: a Dialog with Ramchandra Gandhi
Daniel Raveh
OriginalPaper 27 August 2018 Pages: 389 - 404
Rethinking Advaita Within the Colonial Predicament: the ‘Confrontative’ Philosophy of K. C. Bhattacharyya (1875–1949)
Pawel Odyniec
OriginalPaper Open access 30 August 2018 Pages: 405 - 424
Reading Derrida with Daya Krishna: Postmodern Trends in Contemporary Indian Philosophy
Dor Miller
OriginalPaper 28 August 2018 Pages: 425 - 442
Indian Philosophy and Ethics: Dialogical Method as a Fresh Possibility
Muzaffar Ali
OriginalPaper 27 August 2018 Pages: 443 - 455
‘Philosophy in India’ or ‘Indian Philosophy’: Some Post-Colonial Questions
Bhagat Oinam
OriginalPaper 27 August 2018 Pages: 457 - 473
Bending Deleuze and Guattari for India: Re-Examining the Relation Between Art and Politics in Europe and India
A. Raghuramaraju
OriginalPaper 10 September 2018 Pages: 475 - 487
Politics of Addressing, Problems of Reception: To Whom Are Anglophone Indian Philosophers Speaking?
Elise Coquereau-Saouma
OriginalPaper Open access 11 September 2018 Pages: 489 - 500
Religious Commitment and the Benefits of Cognitive Diversity: a Reply to Trakakis
Kirk Lougheed
BriefCommunication 17 July 2018 Pages: 501 - 513
The Undeniable Reality of Evil: a Response to W.J. Mander
Alex Yousif
Report 27 June 2018 Pages: 515 - 519
The Tyranny of Taxonomy Sexuality and Anomaly
Patrick Hutchings
BriefCommunication 26 March 2018 Pages: 521 - 532
Review of Miklós Vassányi, Enikő Sepsi, and Anikó Daróczi (eds.), The Immediacy of Mystical Experience in the European Tradition
Peter Gan
BookReview 14 September 2018 Pages: 533 - 534

Volume 57, Issue 3

Contemporary Indian Philosophy: Why It Is Worth Taking Up the Challenge

Lala Lajpat Rai’s Classification of Nationalism: Can It Help Us to Understand Contemporary Nationalist Movements?

Representing Indian Philosophy Through the Nation: an Exploration of the Public Philosopher Radhakrishnan

That in the Martyā Which is Amṛta: a Dialog with Ramchandra Gandhi

Rethinking Advaita Within the Colonial Predicament: the ‘Confrontative’ Philosophy of K. C. Bhattacharyya (1875–1949)

Reading Derrida with Daya Krishna: Postmodern Trends in Contemporary Indian Philosophy

Indian Philosophy and Ethics: Dialogical Method as a Fresh Possibility

‘Philosophy in India’ or ‘Indian Philosophy’: Some Post-Colonial Questions

Bending Deleuze and Guattari for India: Re-Examining the Relation Between Art and Politics in Europe and India

Politics of Addressing, Problems of Reception: To Whom Are Anglophone Indian Philosophers Speaking?

Religious Commitment and the Benefits of Cognitive Diversity: a Reply to Trakakis

The Undeniable Reality of Evil: a Response to W.J. Mander

The Tyranny of Taxonomy Sexuality and Anomaly

Review of Miklós Vassányi, Enikő Sepsi, and Anikó Daróczi (eds.), The Immediacy of Mystical Experience in the European Tradition

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