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Dualism

Posted on March 2, 2011 by Manoj

Dualism is a misunderstood concept. At least, I didn’t understand it too well. This post is a more refined view on it, which may not still be complete or accurate. Since everything in philosophy (and life) is interconnected, this short post brings together a lot of what I think of life, the universe and everything.

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Posted in Life and Death, philosophy | Tagged decartes, epistemological problems, ethics, kagan, metaphysics, philosophy, philsophy of mind, searle, soul | Leave a comment

Perception, Physics and the Role of Light in Philosophy

Posted on May 1, 2008 by Manoj

Published in The journal of the Philosophical Society of England. The Philosopher, Vol. LXXXXVI No. 1 (Spring 2008), pp 3-7

This article examines the role of light in perception, physics and philosophy. Based on the similarities between metaphysical and spiritual or philosophical views on space and time, the article sheds new light on modern physics — the special theory of relativity, in particular. Continue reading →