Philosophy: Recent submissions

  • Human soul: A religious perspective 
    Khwaja, A.Z.; PaiVernekar, S.D. (Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research. 5(12); 2018; 12-21.)
    The main objective of this paper is to explore the understanding of human soul from the perspectives of different faiths and how neuro-scientific aspects are connected with the soul. The idea of soul, has been prevalent ...
  • Nature and moral considerability: A study in environmental ethics 
    DeSouza, T.D.; Tharakan, K. (Indian Philosophical Quarterly. 44(3-4); 2017; 67-101.)
    Is there a moral case for eradication of four centuries old dichotomy between man and nature on the basis of moral argument? To answer this question, we shall have to travel through a journey of five decades of theoretical ...
  • Equality of resources, ethical principles and sustainable development 
    MayaveeSingh (Problems of Sustainable Development. 13(2); 2018; 185-190.)
    A harmony between human being and natural resources are significant, but exploitation of the natural resources are not respectable in numerous sense. My main contention in this paper is that in order to save the natural ...
  • Beyond Environmentalism: A Study in Environmental Ethics 
    DeSouza, T.D.
  • Does soul remain associated with the family after death? 
    Zickriya, K.A. (Imperial Journal of Interdisciplinary Research. 3(11); 2017; 166-168.)
    One of the hardest parts about existence—regardless of the possibility that it does keep going forever— is the point at which a friend or family member passes on. We miss their substantial nearness, embrace, and voice—to ...
  • Mystery of Aalam-e- Arwah and Aalam-e Barzaq 
    Zickriya, K.A. (Imperial Journal of Interdisciplinary Research. 3(9); 2017; 672-673.)
    In our religious writings and sacred texts, a domain or world by the name of Dharr has been talked about. There are contrasts between the researchers with respect to what this domain precisely is. In any case, the perspective ...
  • Between aspiration and imagination: Exploring native-cosmopolitanism in Adib Khan's Spiral Road and Mohammad Hanif's Our Lady of Alice Bhatti 
    Chattopadhyay-Mukherjee, P.; Rath, A.; Tharakan, K. (Postcolonial Urban Outcasts City Margins in South Asian Literature, Ed. by: Madhurima Chakraborty and Umme Al-wazedi. Routledge. 2017; 131-139.)
    The notion of a postcolonial urban outcast is both complex and intriguing. It is a complex position because the individual envisions freedom of movement and expression of opinions in spite of the limitations that the city ...
  • The book of tidings: Varthamanappusthakam: An 18th century travelogue 
    Tharakan, K. (Long-distance Travels: Routes and Mappings, Ed. by: Anabela Mendes. 2016; 31-42.)
  • Is synthesis of world religions possible? 
    VinayKumar, U.A.; D'Souza, H.A. (Journal of Indian Council of Philosophical Research. 33(3); 2016; 341-362.)
    All major religions appear to follow a pattern of social contract with an additional feature of 'termination of the contract' and its 'aftermath', for the soul. This way, religion is known as 'dissolution mechanism' (DM). ...
  • Redefining 'Sustainable Development': Towards an alternate understanding 
    DeSouza, T.D.; Tharakan, K. (Indian Philosophical Quarterly. 40(1-4); 2013 (published in 2015); 95-110.)

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