1. Do Brute Facts Need to Be Civilised? Universals in Classical Indian Philosophy and Contemporary Analytic Ontology

   • Ankur Barua

   OriginalPaper 04 April 2015 Pages: 1 - 17

2. The Significance of Three Errors in the First Chapter of Bhagavadgītā

   • Binod Kumar Agarwala

   OriginalPaper 16 April 2015 Pages: 19 - 30

3. ‘Nature’ and ‘Elementary Nature’ in Phenomenology and Sāṅkhya

   • D. P. Burte

   OriginalPaper 26 April 2015 Pages: 31 - 43

4. Realm Between Immanent and Transcendent

   • R. P. Singh

   OriginalPaper 14 March 2015 Pages: 45 - 58

5. The Incommensurability Thesis: Has It Lost Its Bite?

   • Amitabha Gupta

   OriginalPaper 16 April 2015 Pages: 59 - 77

6. Can Determinism Give a Causal Explanation of Intentional Behaviour? Revisiting the Concepts of Determinism, Fatalism and Rational Agency

   • Sharmistha Dhar
   • Atashee Chatterjee Sinha

   OriginalPaper 10 March 2015 Pages: 79 - 91

   

7. On Composition and Decomposition of the Body: Rethinking Health and Illness

   • Abey Koshy

   OriginalPaper 15 March 2015 Pages: 93 - 108

8. Privacy of Moral Perspective

   • Manoranjan Mallick
   • Vikram Singh Sirola

   OriginalPaper 29 March 2015 Pages: 109 - 121

   

9. The Deep Ecology/Ecofeminism Debate: an Enquiry into Environmental Ethics

   • Roma Chakraborty

   OriginalPaper 11 March 2015 Pages: 123 - 133

10. On ‘the Ethics of Theorizing’ in the Cracked Mirror: Some Comments

    • Mohini Mullick

    BriefCommunication 26 April 2015 Pages: 135 - 142

11. Discussion and Comments: A Response to Prof. Prasad’s ‘Wittgenstein’s Criticism of Moore’s Propositions of Certainty…’

    • G. Vedaparayana

    BriefCommunication 13 March 2015 Pages: 143 - 155

12. Ryle and the Immediacy of First-Person Authority

    • Muzaffar Ali

    BriefCommunication 15 March 2015 Pages: 157 - 164