Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Volume 4: Gadamer–Just War Theory
English

Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Volume 4: Gadamer–Just War Theory

Donald M. Borchert
English
Encyclopedia
Macmillan Reference USA
2006
878 pages
6.6 MB

Introduction

Volume 4 explores philosophical thinkers and concepts from Gadamer through just war theory. Its articles connect historical traditions with continuing debates about interpretation, knowledge, reality, religion, morality, political authority, cultural identity, and armed conflict. By integrating Western and non-Western perspectives with both classical scholarship and contemporary analysis, the volume provides a substantial platform for comparative research and systematic philosophical inquiry.

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Keywords

HermeneuticsGerman IdealismHindu PhilosophyIslamic PhilosophyJusticeJust War TheoryGandhiGlobalization.