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Self, No Self?

Self, No Self?

Perspectives from Analytical, Phenomenological, and Indian Traditions
Philosophy
Pages
352
Published
2010
Language
English

Synopsis

This book explores the complex philosophical concept of the self, drawing insights from both Western phenomenology and various traditions within Indian and Chinese philosophy. It delves into the fundamental question of whether a stable, enduring self truly exists, or if it is merely an illusion. This comparative study invites readers to reconsider their understanding of identity and consciousness across diverse intellectual landscapes.

Prose complexity
10/10

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Genres

Philosophy

Authors

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Dan Zahavi

Dan Zahavi writes on philosophy, with a focus on topics like selfhood. His published works include "Self, No Self?". Zahavi's writing explores complex ideas in an accessible way.

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Evan Thompson

Evan Thompson writes about how we see and understand the world. His book, "Vision and mind," explores the connections between perception and consciousness. Readers interested in the mind will find his work thought-provoking.

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Mark Siderits

Mark Siderits writes on Buddhist philosophy. His book, Self, No Self?, explores identity within these traditions. He focuses on the historical development of ideas.