Decolonisation in British Muslim Women's Writing: The Ontology of The Postcolonial Flaneuse introduces the figure of the postcolonial flaneuse through five distinct modes of postcolonial flaneuserie: Activist, Dervish, Cyber, COVID-19 Pandemic and Punk postcolonial flaneuse.
Decolonisation in British Muslim Women's Writing: The Ontology of The Postcolonial Flaneuse introduces the figure of the postcolonial flaneuse through five distinct modes of postcolonial flaneuserie: Activist, Dervish, Cyber, COVID-19 Pandemic and Punk postcolonial flaneuse.
This book offers the first comprehensive study of medieval and modern debates on the nature of touch – its objects, limits, and operations – from the mid thirteenth century to the early twentieth century.
This book offers the first comprehensive study of medieval and modern debates on the nature of touch – its objects, limits, and operations – from the mid thirteenth century to the early twentieth century.
This volume explores the ways in which traditional Chinese wisdom can inform and enrich contemporary efforts to construct values that promote education and human development.
Kirche bezieht sich auf Jesus Christus als ihren Grund und verkennt darin nur allzu oft, dass dieser auf prekare Weise leiblich existiert und Gemeinschaft gestiftet hat.
This volume explores the ways in which traditional Chinese wisdom can inform and enrich contemporary efforts to construct values that promote education and human development.
El gran problema del ser humano moderno, afirma Silvia Bardelas, no es la infelicidad, sino la desafeccion a la que, debido a un exceso de abstraccion, nos ha llevado la sociedad profundamente tecnologica e individualista del siglo XXI.
An African Approach to Population Ethics offers an important and long-overdue shift away from Western, individualistic models of population ethics, grounding its analysis in Indigenous African communal ethics.
An African Approach to Population Ethics offers an important and long-overdue shift away from Western, individualistic models of population ethics, grounding its analysis in Indigenous African communal ethics.
The Ten Bulls (also known as the Ten Ox-Herding Pictures) is one of the most celebrated teaching sequences in Zen Buddhism: ten short verses, traditionally paired with images, that trace a seeker's search for an ox representing the true, awakened mind.
Liberation vs Heaven: Hindu Philosophy ExplainedUnderstanding the Difference Between Svarga and Moksha Across cultures and religions, heaven is imagined as the ultimate reward a realm of fulfillment beyond suffering, where moral effort finds its completion.
This book brings together scholars working in eleven different classical traditions – Greek, Chinese, Latin, Hebrew, Sanskrit, Arabic, Pali, Hittite, Egyptian, Japanese and Sumerian – to investigate how major texts in these traditions conceptualized, mapped and categorized the sentiments, attitudes and states we think of as emotion.
This book brings together scholars working in eleven different classical traditions – Greek, Chinese, Latin, Hebrew, Sanskrit, Arabic, Pali, Hittite, Egyptian, Japanese and Sumerian – to investigate how major texts in these traditions conceptualized, mapped and categorized the sentiments, attitudes and states we think of as emotion.
Why the Mind Never Feels Complete Desire, Restlessness, and the Search for Wholeness There is a quiet feeling that visits most human beings at some point in their lives.
The Path to Happiness: Buddhist Wisdom for Everyday Life offers a practical introduction to a central question in Buddhism: how can we reduce the suffering we add to experience through attachment, aversion, comparison, and the need for approval?
The world's greatest spiritual leader teams up with a psychiatrist to share, for the first time, how he achieved his hard-won serenity and how we can find the same inner peace.
