Introduction

Guttorm Fløistad

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Śatapathaprajñâ

should we speak of philosophy in classical India? a case of homeomorphic equivalents

Raimon Panikkar

11-67

Emerging new approaches in the study of classical Indian philosophy

Daya Krishna

69-82

Indian metaphysics

Margaret Chatterjee

83-105

The pandit world with special reference to problems of logic

S. Sankaranarayanan

107-120

The implicit philosophy and worldview of Indian tribes

Baidyanath Saraswati

121-136

Pramāṇa epistemology

some recent developments

Puruṣottama Bilimoria

137-154

Philosophy of language in India

K. Kunjunni Raja

155-164

La pensée rationnelle en Chine ancienne

Jean-Paul Reding

165-193

Central themes of buddhist philosophy

Jens Braarvig

195-206

Taoist philosophy compared to European philosophy

Kun-Yu Woo

207-222

Korean confucianism reconsidered

Youn Sa-Soon

223-238

Taoismus in Korea

Sang-Rak Nam

239-251

The phenomenology and psychology of Korean shamanism

Bou-Young Rhi

253-268

The character of Japanese thought

Tomonobu Imamichi

269-281

Le concept de ma et ses transformations sémantiques comme voie d'accès à l'esthétique japonaise

Noriko Hashimoto

283-289

The concept of creation in the philosophy of Kitaro Nishida

291-301

Dogen's thought on the way as meta-ethical principle

Kakichi Kadowaki

303-313

Die Idee der Freiheit in Japan

Kanji Tanemura

315-339

L'hybridité de culture et l'imagination créatrice

Le cas de Tetsurô Watsuji comme penseur du Japon moderne

Megumi Sakabe

341-356

Deutsche Philosophie in Japan

Chukei Kumamoto

357-375

Political philosophy in modern Japan

Masatoshi Yoshida

377-395