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Legal status of individuals

From the book The Status of the Individual in East and West

  • Miguel Reale
https://doi.org/10.1515/9780824885168-030
© University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu
From the book
The Status of the Individual in East and West
The Status of the Individual in East and West

Chapters in this book (41)

Frontmatter
Contents
Foreword
Preface
Greetings
Introduction: The conference, the problem, the program
Section I. Metaphysics
The world and the individual in Chinese metaphysics
The status of the individual in Indian metaphysics
The status of the individual in Theravāda Buddhist philosophy
The status of the individual in Mahāyāna Buddhist philosophy
A brief note on individuality in East and West
Section II. Methodology
The individual and the world in Chinese methodology
Indian epistemology and the world and the individual
Consciousness of the individual and the universal among the Japanese
Knowledge, skepticism, and the individual
Section III. Religion
The individual in Chinese religions
The world and the individual in Indian religious thought
The status of the individual in Islam
The appearance of individual self-consciousness in Japanese religions and its historical transformations
The individual and the Judeo-Christian tradition
Section IV. Ethics
The status of the individual in Chinese ethics
The individual in Indian ethics
The individual in Japanese ethics
The status of the person in Western ethics
Section V. Social Thought and Practices
The status of the individual in Chinese social thought and practice
The individual in social thought and practice in India
The status and role of the individual in Japanese society
Searches for agreement by persuasion
Section VI. Legal and Political Thought and Institutions
The status of the individual in the political and legal traditions of old and new China
The individual in the legal and political thought and institutions of India
The status of the individual in the notion of law, right, and social order in Japan
Legal status of individuals
The individual in law and in legal philosophy in the West
About the political status of the contemporary individual in the West
Appendix
Public Lectures
The individual in American philosophy
The individual and the universal in East and West
The individual person in Zen
Summary and Concluding Remarks
The individual in East and West: review and synthesis
Concluding remarks
Who's Who
Index
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