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We often speak of 'Eastern' and 'Western' philosophy, yet it is not always easy to distinguish the key factors that justify this distinction. This essay explores the very different conceptions of the continuum that underlie these two traditions of thought and knowledge. The views of Hermann Weyl are given and it is proposed that they are correct. Attention is drawn to the mutually-exclusive visions of the continuum that separate the philosophies of East and West, and that give us a way of pinning down a definition of these vague geographical terms so as to give them, in at least one respect, a clear philosophical and scientific meaning
At the beginning of the article, the history of comparative philosophy is reviewed. The contribution...
In this paper I revisit the debate concerning the distinction, which is sometimes made between “anal...
Empirical evidence shows that people in the East and the West differ in their attitudes toward the w...
We often speak of 'Eastern' and 'Western' philosophy, yet it is not always easy to distinguish the k...
For centuries, Western and Chinese thought have developed along parallel and sometimes opposite path...
Although the current globalization eliminates and blurs the differences between cultures in differen...
What can we learn from the classical debate between the universalist and the relativist approaches o...
The article studies the forms of interaction, gaps and intercrossing between the paradigms of East a...
Comparative political thought has long been defined by a major project to widen the horizons of West...
Comparative political theory has long been defined by a major project to widen the horizons of Weste...
The cultural difference between the philosophies of West and East has been assumed for so long that ...
The work is a philosophical and necessarily also historical-philosophical comparative analysis of mu...
The idea that Eastern and Western societies should do everything together because they're exactly th...
The historians of philosophy in Russia and abroad have become frequently challenged with the demand ...
In this essay, we present a theory of intercultural philosophical dialogue and comparative philosoph...
At the beginning of the article, the history of comparative philosophy is reviewed. The contribution...
In this paper I revisit the debate concerning the distinction, which is sometimes made between “anal...
Empirical evidence shows that people in the East and the West differ in their attitudes toward the w...
We often speak of 'Eastern' and 'Western' philosophy, yet it is not always easy to distinguish the k...
For centuries, Western and Chinese thought have developed along parallel and sometimes opposite path...
Although the current globalization eliminates and blurs the differences between cultures in differen...
What can we learn from the classical debate between the universalist and the relativist approaches o...
The article studies the forms of interaction, gaps and intercrossing between the paradigms of East a...
Comparative political thought has long been defined by a major project to widen the horizons of West...
Comparative political theory has long been defined by a major project to widen the horizons of Weste...
The cultural difference between the philosophies of West and East has been assumed for so long that ...
The work is a philosophical and necessarily also historical-philosophical comparative analysis of mu...
The idea that Eastern and Western societies should do everything together because they're exactly th...
The historians of philosophy in Russia and abroad have become frequently challenged with the demand ...
In this essay, we present a theory of intercultural philosophical dialogue and comparative philosoph...
At the beginning of the article, the history of comparative philosophy is reviewed. The contribution...
In this paper I revisit the debate concerning the distinction, which is sometimes made between “anal...
Empirical evidence shows that people in the East and the West differ in their attitudes toward the w...
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