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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Acknowledgements. Preface. Introduction phases in the philosophy of thought. 1. Dialectics as method. 2. Thought/reality as dialectics and dialectical logic. 3. Laws of dialectical logic. 4. Dialectics in Kant. 5. Hegel's dialectics. 6. Transition of dialectics from Kant to Hegel Fich…te and Schelling. 7. Issues in dialectics. 8. Dialectics from Kant to Marx a critical view. 9. Polylectics logic of postmodern dialectics. Conclusion. Bibliography. Index. In the book Philosophy of Thought Dialectics and Polylectics the author Dr. Ratnamuthu Sugathan discusses how Nietzsche's objections to reason (logocentrism) and reality took him to the perspectivism and metaphorics in Nietzsche (aided by a reading of Eric Blondel). This combined with Derrida's Theory of Meaning (deferral as well as difference in multiple signification) Foucault's decentering of thought emergence of multiple perspectives in the context of Barthes notion on the death of author Derrida's finding of the rupture of thought and the loss of locus in it his dependence on the ruse namely differance which is a conflated version of Hegel's concept of difference the dialectics involved in Derrida's use of deconstruction and Nietzsche's antithetics which is the play or fire of words Derrida's observation that metaphysics became discourse with the decentering of thought and the logical disintegration of logic (Peter Dews) one witnesses in postmodern thinkers led the author (aided by the Derridean reading of Nietzsche) to think of the emergence of a new level of logic a sort of postmodern dialectics. The linkage to dialectics is because of the developments within Marxist dialectics Althusser's concept of overdetermination and Mao's innovative clarifications in the area of dialectics regarding contradiction major contradictions principal contradiction and principal aspect of contradiction. Read with Derrida's critique of binary contradictions Sugathan takes on the issue of multipolarity of contradiction not multiple contradictions but about multipolarity in a contradiction. This leads to the multipolar dialectics which Sugathan named polylectics (or multilectics) a third stage in the development of logic. Polylectics happened to be the logic of post modernism because postmetaphysics or postmodernism is the post Nietzschean pattern of thought. Dialectics critiqued metaphysics. But the logic of postmodernism critiqued both metaphysics and dialectics. Though all these phases are linked they are simultaneously paradigm ruptures also metaphysics dialectics and discourse. 344 pp.
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Editore: Anjali Anu Pub, Delhi, 2008
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Acknowledgements. List of contributors. About editors. Foreword/Karan Singh. Introduction/Ratnamuthu Sugathan. I. Language reality and philosophy 1. Word and meaning a perspective/Reetu Raj Ekka. 2. Linguistic signification Sanskrit and European perspectives/Joseph Koyippally. 3. Conc…ept of word and meaning in Sanskrit poetics/Ajay Kumar Jha. 4. Translation and imagination/Franson Manjali. 5. Life and after life of a text studies in the concept of translation/Raman Prasad Sinha. 6. Ideologization of consciousness from Hegel to Derrida/Ratnamuthu Sugathan. 7. What is polylectics/Ratnamuthu Sugathan. II. Culture knowledge and change 8. Cultural nationalism/O.K. Yadav. 9. Retrieving the secular from the Neo conservation Idiom/Thomas Mathew. 10. Right to work and culture in India/S.K. Biswas. 11. Cultural relations between India and Indonesia during ancient period/Bachchan Kumar. 12. Manuscripts and cultural understanding/Kamal Kishor Mishra and Syed Tanveer Nasreen. 13. Cultural revolution is the key/Thomas Mathew. III. Tradition economy and myth 14. Path to contemplative silence word and meaning in classical texts of Ayurveda/P. Ram Manohar. 15. Economy known through inscriptions/Kamal Kishor Mishra and Syed Tanveer Nasreen. 16. Who are Viswakarmas/P.K. Raveendran. 17. Kumara and Devasenapati two aspects in the mythology of Karttikeya/Syed Tanveer Nasreen. IV. Reading Ambedkar 18. Rereading Ambedkar/Thomas Mathew. 19. Babasaheb B.R. Ambedkar as modern political thinker championing women's rights/K.B. Usha. 20. Ambedkar and Indian women's emancipation/Sangh Mittra. 21. Indian political system and Ambedkar's views on democracy/S.K. Biswas. V. On science and society 23. On matter and motion/Vishnu Ramakrishnan. 23. In search of human security/K.B. Usha. 24. Self discipline as integral to the education system/Shivani Bothra. 25. Self in Indian narrative tradition socio psychological insights from Mahabharata/Kamal Kishor Mishra. 26. Self and consciousness Jung and Indian thought compared/T.D. Sankaranarayanan. 27. Assertiveness training an approach to counseling/Vaishali Balajiwale. VII. Art and aesthetics 28. A reflection on the nature of aesthetic communication/Bhagat Oinam. 29. Image imaginary and being/Rajiv Aricat. 30. Ruminations in twilight in a beloved city/Uma Vasudev. 31. Tracing the history of Dharaka Kathak/Shovana Narayan. 32. Kathak stylistic and technical evolution/Shovana Narayan. 33. Cultural linkages of Thailand and India with special reference to Kathak and Thai classical dance/Mandavi Singh. Index. The present collection Random Plurals Fragments on Philosophy aesthetics and History comprises of 33 academic and literary writings contributed by 25 eminent authors. Dr. Karan Singh has provided this volume with a brief and scintillating foreword. The range of the writings in this selection in vast and rich. The reader gets linguistic and philosophical ideas on word and meaning/signification poetics and translation both western and Indian/Sanskrit. Pieces on ideology polylectics right to work culture cultural nationalism secularism cultural relations Shraman and Brahman culture and cultural revolution are included besides those on manuscriptology Ayurveda epigraphy mythology and Viswakarmas. A full section on Ambedkarism is available with rereading of Ambedkar Ambedkar and women's emancipation Ambedkar's political thought and his views on democracy. Articles on matter and motion human security education system and self discipline and personality development with assertiveness are included. On psychology and aesthetics the reader gets pieces on insights from Mahabharata Indian and western psychology aesthetic communication cinema capturing the image imaginary and being and also on performance arts like Kathak Dharaka Kathak and Thai classical dance forms. 328 pp.
