• Understanding Derridean deconstruction and ethics today in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic 

  D'Mello, A.; PaiVernekar, S.D. (Ravenshaw Journal of Philosophy. 8; 2022; 62-75.)

  The paper explores the relevance of Derrida's Deconstruction and Ethics in the world today. It begins by analyzing how Derrida came about with Deconstruction as his way of understanding reality around him. It then dissects ...
• Fostering peace amidst multi-religious communities: Reflections on inter-religious dialogue 

  Fernandes, J.M.; Tharakan, K. (Eastern Journal of Dialogue and Culture. 15(2); 2022; 81-92.)

  Cultural prejudices and religious biases have often come in the way of sustainable peace among Nations and communities. In the current milieu, the geopolitics that we witness often result in ethnic and National conflicts ...
• At home as an 'outsider': Subarnalata and Othappu: The scent of the other side 

  Tharakan, K.; Chattopadhyay-Mukherjee, P. (Samyukta: A Journal of Gender and Culture. 7(2); 2022; ArticleID_45.)

  The phrase 'at home' connotes familiarity, happiness and safety, while the image of an 'outsider' evokes the opposite sentiments. It is ironical and a seeming contradiction to feel as an 'outsider' in one's own home. Though ...
• The role of Froilano De Mello as a pioneer microbiologist in Asia and relevance of his work for tropical countries in view of the bioethical issues created by current COVID19 pandemic management 

  Kamat, N.M.; PaiVernekar, S.D.; Kerkar, S. (Latin American International Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities-II, Colombia, 5-7 Apr 2022. 2022; 244-249.)

  This paper in bioethical dimension of tropical disease management, attempts to present the importance of understanding the origin, prevalence, morbidity, and mortality of various tropical Zoonotic diseases in former ...
• Interpreting the petroglyphs of prehistoric shamans of India's west coast 

  Kamat, N.M. (Proc. of International Archeology, Art History and Cultural Heritage Congress, Adana-Turkey, 13-14 Nov 2021. 2021; 269-286.)

  The author has worked since 1993 on prehistoric rock art of Goa and west coast of India and this paper presents a new hypothesis about the role of the different schools of shamans in the creation of more than 1200 petroglyphs ...
• Implications of Covid-19 for India's geo-biostrategic game plan and new biosecurity doctrine 

  Kamat, N.M. (Covid, Conspiracy & Causation. 2021; 41-54.)
• The sacred and the profane: Menstrual flow and religious values 

  Kamat, S.; Tharakan, K. (Journal of Human Values. 27(3); 2021; 261-268.)

  Most religious texts and practices warrant the exclusion of women from religious rituals and public spheres during the menstrual flow. This is seemingly at odds with the very idea of 'Religion' which binds the human beings ...
• Exploring Ātman from the perspective of the Vivekacūḍāmaṇi 

  Menezes, W. (Palgrave Macmillan. 2017; 320pp.)

  This book investigates the central metaphysics and epistemology of Advaita. Although the vastness of Advaita literature has grown to immense proportions, there has been a glaring lacuna in unraveling its philosophical, ...
• Abrahamic Religions - Towards a Trans-Theological Approach 

  D'Souza, Henrique Antonio
• The notion of good life: A dialogue on the moral foundations of legitimacy 

  MayaveeSingh (Journal of Indian Council of Philosophical Research. 37(1); 2020; 83-95.)

  Political philosophers often grapple with the issue of the legitimacy of state coercion. Aristotle, a perfectionist, opines that all men hold an objective account of the good life. As regards legitimacy, he entails that ...

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