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14Confucianism and the Three Timeless Truths: A Study of the Chinese Concept of Order (Part Two)The Philosopher 2 (THURSDAY, 20 OCTOBER 2022). 2022.The present study tries to understand the worldview associated with Confucianism and examines the concept of “order” in relation to its three timeless truths – the concept of time, the relativistic worldview, and the clan.
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11Confucianism and the Three Timeless Truths: A Study of the Chinese Concept of Order (Part One)The Philosopher 2 ( FRIDAY, 21 OCTOBER 2022). 2022.The present study tries to understand the worldview associated with Confucianism and examines the concept of “order” in relation to its three timeless truths – the concept of time, the relativistic worldview, and the clan.
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1Confucianism and the Three Timeless Truths: A Study of the Concept of OrderDissertation, MGU, Kottayam. 2021.Confucianism, a way of life taught by Confucius in the 6th–5th century B.C.E., is considered along with Taoism and Chinese Buddhism as one of the three pillars of Chinese civilisation. It is, in fact, an outcome of 2500 years of the Chinese experience. Over time, elements adapted from Buddhism and Taoism have transformed Confucian practices from within to more like a religion than a way of life. Confucian teachings nevertheless have deeply touched all aspects of Chinese life, whether inter-perso…Read more
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2097The Delirium of AppearanceIndian Journal of Politics and International Relations 11 (No. 1 & 2 2018). 2018.
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818The Art of Telling the Truth: Language, Power and the Play of the Outside in Michel FoucaultDissertation, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. 2015.In Foucault, thought is spatial, and unfolds within the density of becoming, in the void that separates the subject and the object. It is ontologically independent from the authority of the contemplating self, the ‘I’. Thought is a being of its own, and comes from the outside – the world of relationships. The present study poses to itself the following question: if thinking indeed comes from the outside, then under what condition thinking can encounter itself – its colour, texture and topography…Read more
Abhilash G Nath
Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam, Kerala
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Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam, KeralaAssistant Professor
Areas of Specialization
Philosophical Traditions |
Metaphysics and Epistemology |
Other Academic Areas |
History of Western Philosophy |