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Parallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 35A Parallel UttarapakṣaParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 70A Parallel View of HistoryParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 90A Second Form of Multi-Source RationalismParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 81A Three-Way Dialogue: Nyāya, Buddhism and Modern Philosophy of MindParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 86Algorithms, Classification and PowerParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 49AmbedkarParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 35Analytic PhilosophyParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 14Analytic Philosophy and Navya-NyāyaParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 63Artificial Intelligence and Human ResponsibilityParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 87Artificial Intelligence: What Is Intelligence?Parallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 16Austin: Saying Is Also DoingParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 51Authorial Intention and the Reader’s MeaningParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 44Baudrillard: Simulacra, Media and HyperrealityParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 77Behaviourism, Identity Theory and FunctionalismParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 62Body, Experience and PowerParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 40Body, Institution and KnowledgeParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 13Buddhist PhilosophyParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 36Can Knowledge and Power Be Separated?Parallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 18Can Language Be Private?Parallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 12Carnap and the Question of MetaphysicsParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 43Caste and Social HierarchyParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 44Class and Economic PowerParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 66Coexistential RealismParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 91Coexistential Realism after the Linguistic TurnParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 47DemocracyParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 29Derrida: A Critique of the Metaphysics of PresenceParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 28Descartes, Spinoza, and LeibnizParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 30Différance: Deferral and Difference in MeaningParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 67Dignity-Based EthicsParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 92Dignity-Based Ethics and New IdentitiesParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 39Discipline, Surveillance and NormalisationParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 10Early Wittgenstein: Language, Fact, Picture and the Limits of ExpressionParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 68Edward Said: OrientalismParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 72EpilogueParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 41EqualityParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 89Evidence and Responsibility in the Age of AIParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 52Faith and ReasonParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 57Folk Religion and Institutional ReligionParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 24Folk Tradition, Śāstra, and Parallel MithilaParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 41Foucault and the Parallel View of HistoryParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 37Foucault’s ArchaeologyParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 40FreedomParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 7Frege: Logic, Meaning and ReferenceParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 72From Postcolonial to Decolonial ThoughtParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 28From Structuralism to Post-StructuralismParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 49Gadamer: Tradition and Pre-understandingParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 48GandhiParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 22Gaṅgeśa UpādhyāyaParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 69Gayatri Spivak: Can the Subaltern Speak?Parallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 38Genealogy: Another Way of Writing HistoryParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 25Greek QuestionsParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 57Habermas: Communicative ReasonParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 45Has Truth Ended?Parallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 31Hegel and DialecticParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 48Hermeneutics: Why Is Understanding Itself a Problem?Parallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 61History and MemoryParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 70Homi Bhabha: Hybridity and the Colonial IntersticeParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 55Horkheimer and Adorno: The Self-Critique of Modern ReasonParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 80Indian Debates on Self, No-Self and MindParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 26Indian Linguistic Traditions and StructureParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 33Indian Philosophy and DeconstructionParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 20Indian Theories of Verbal MeaningParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 79Intentionality and the SelfParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 64Intersectionality: Caste, Class, Gender, Religion and RegionParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 14Jain PhilosophyParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 63Judith Butler: Gender, Performativity and IdentityParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 42JusticeParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 30KantParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 54Karma, Rebirth, and MokṣaParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 33Kierkegaard and NietzscheParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 62Knowledge and the Digital WorldParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 60Language and PowerParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 98Language Is a Limit, but Not a PrisonParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 46Language, Region, and IdentityParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 16Language, Word, and MeaningParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 15Later Wittgenstein: Meaning in UseParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 24Lévi-Strauss: Myth and StructureParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 29Locke, Berkeley, and HumeParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 11Logical Positivism: Verification, Science and the Limits of MetaphysicsParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 15Lokāyata and Materialist QuestionsParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 43Lyotard and Incredulity toward MetanarrativesParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 88Machine Consciousness: An Open QuestionParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 56Marcuse: Consumer Society and One-Dimensional ManParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 32MarxParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 27Medieval PhilosophyParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 74Mithila between Empire, Nation and RegionParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 66Mithila’s Parallel Feminist PerspectiveParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 5Mithila’s Parallel Point of EntryParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 53Mithila’s Śāstrārtha as a Hermeneutic Practice?Parallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 21Mithila’s Tradition of Linguistic AnalysisParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 58ModernityParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 9Moore and Common SenseParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 65Multi-Pramāṇa RationalismParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 83Natural Science and Social ScienceParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 34Navya-Nyāya as a Counterpoint to DeconstructionParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 23Navya-Nyāya: The Subtle Discipline of LanguageParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 82New Debates in Scientific RealismParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 75New Questions in the Philosophy of MindParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 9NyāyaParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 19Nyāya–Vaiśeṣika and Mithila’s Logical TraditionParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 100Parallel Philosophy: Reconstruction after DeconstructionParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 47Parallel Philosophy’s ReplyParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 34Phenomenology and ExistentialismParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 37Philosophy of ScienceParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 68Polycentric DemocracyParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 93Polycentric Democracy and Network PowerParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 99Power Influences Knowledge, but Does Not Make Truth ArbitraryParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 36PragmatismParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 11PūrvamīmāṃsāParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 65Questions for Indian Feminist PhilosophyParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 2Questions, Doubt, and PramāṇaParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 13Quine: The Crisis of the Analytic–Synthetic DistinctionParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 94Rational Religious Pluralism in a Post-Secular SocietyParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 56Religion and the StateParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 55Religious PluralityParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 50Ricoeur: Text, Symbol and InterpretationParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 8Russell: Description, Logical Form and the WorldParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 7SāṃkhyaParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 59Śāstrārtha, Debate and Communicative ReasonParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 23Saussure: Signifier and SignifiedParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 59Science and the Human BeingParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 46Science, History and Postmodern CritiqueParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 17Searle and Speech ActsParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 96Self-Critique: How Can Parallel Philosophy Accept Its Own Deconstruction?Parallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 61Simone de Beauvoir: Woman Is MadeParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 26Socrates, Plato, and AristotleParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 25Structure and the IndividualParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 97Structure Exists, but Structure Is Not DestinyParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 71Subaltern Studies and the Margins of HistoryParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 84Technology Is More Than a ToolParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 71The Aphorisms of Parallel PhilosophyParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 73The Colonial Classification of Indian PhilosophyParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 3The Division between Analytic and Continental PhilosophyParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 64The Environment and Future GenerationsParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 54The Frankfurt SchoolParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 78The Hard Problem of ConsciousnessParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 52The Indian Commentary TraditionParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 38The Individual and SocietyParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 39The Justification of the StateParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 4The Limits of KnowledgeParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 27The Limits of StructuralismParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 60The Many Voices of Feminist PhilosophyParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 19The Meaning of a Word: Object, Use or Relation?Parallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 5The Method of Parallel PhilosophyParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 76The Mind–Body ProblemParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 95The Parallel View of History: Genealogy, Archive and EvidenceParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 53The Problem of Suffering and EvilParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 58The Public Sphere and DemocracyParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 51The Question of GodParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 69The Rational Plurality of ReligionParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 6The Risks of Comparative PhilosophyParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 1The Second Turn in Philosophy: From Consciousness to LanguageParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 3Truth and PerspectiveParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 85Truth in the Digital WorldParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 20UdayanācāryaParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 21Vācaspati MiśraParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 10VaiśeṣikaParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 12VedāntaParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 6Vedic Thought and Upanishadic QuestionsParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 17Videha: A Geography of QuestioningParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 32What Deconstruction Is and Is NotParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 67What Does Colonial Knowledge Do?Parallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 1What Is Philosophy?Parallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 42What Is Postmodernism?Parallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 50What Is Religion?Parallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 22What Is Structure?Parallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 4Where Does Indian Philosophy Sit on This Map?Parallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 2Why Philosophy Changed in the Twentieth CenturyParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 45Women, Gender, and PowerParallel Philosophy · Volume II · Chapter 31Writing, Speech and the Question of the CentreParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 18Yājñavalkya, Gārgī, and MaitreyīParallel Philosophy · Volume I · Chapter 8Yoga