Time and Temporality in Intercultural PerspectiveFrom the contents: The necessity of intercultural philosophy (Jan Hoogland).- Some reflections on Aristotle's notion of time in an intercultural perspective (Juergen Hengelbrock).- Time in Buddhism and Leibniz: an intercultural perspective (Hari Shankar Prasad).- Time and temporality from the Japanese perspective (Tomonaga Tairako).- Time and African thought (Kwasi Wiredu). (Barbara Arizti Martin). |
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Contents
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Jan Hoogland | 25 |
Jürgen Hengelbrock | 43 |
Hari Shankar Prasad | 53 |
Ram Adhar Mall | 65 |
Ulrich Libbrecht | 75 |
Time and temporality from the Japanese perspective | 93 |
Wim van Binsbergen | 105 |
Douwe Tiemersma | 118 |
Kwasi Wiredu | 127 |
Joshua N Kudadjie | 137 |
Yacouba Konaté | 149 |
a contribution to intercultural philosophy | 161 |
Henk Oosterling | 177 |
Bibliography of the publications 19891995 of Heinz Kimmerle | 183 |
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