Tag 2: Philosophie in Indien

Teil I: Philosophie als distinktes Diskursfeld

• Angelika Malinar, Universität Zürich: "From Teaching to Argument: The Role of 'Transmitted Knowledge' in Delineating Philosophical Thought"
• Karin Preisendanz, Universität Wien: "The Notion of the 'Means of Knowledge' and their Relevance for the Development of Classical Indian Philosophy"
• Kommentare und Diskussion: Peter Schreiner, University of Zürich

Teil II: Sprache und Sein

• Ashok Aklujkar, University of British Columbia: "Dissolution as Solution: the Frame within which Language Philosophy Developed in India"
• Eli Franco, Universität Leipzig: "The Contribution of Buddhism to South Asian Philosophical Discourse"
• Comments and Discussion: Birgit Kellner, Universität Heidelberg

Teil III: Indische Philosophie und Modernität

• Jonardon Ganeri, University of Sussex: "Indian Philosophy and the Origins of Modernity"
• Dhruv Raina, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi: "Reason and Civilisation: the Entangled History of Science and Philosophy in Contemporary India"

Kommentar:

Hans-Johann Glock, Universität Zürich