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Comparative Philosophy

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Encounters with the word

Asanga Tilakaratne, Robert Crusz, Aloysius Pieris

2004

The concept of man

Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan

1960

Overcoming Modernity

Yuasa, Yasuo.

2008

East and West

Kwang-Sae Lee

2005

Clash of worlds

David Burnett

1992

Psychotherapy, East and West

Alan Watts

1961

The logic of unity

Hōsaku Matsuo

1987

Nonduality

David Loy

1988

De l'unité transcendante des religions

Frithjof Schuon

1953

Wisdom and Philosophy

Andrew Whitehead, Hans-Georg Moeller

2016

Letters to contemplatives

Johnston, William

1991

A comparative history of ideas

Hajime Nakamura

1992

The meeting of East and West

F. S. C. Northrop

1946

A dwelling place for wisdom

Raimon Panikkar

1993

Philosophies and cultures

Frederick Charles Copleston

1980

One world two minds

Denis Lane

1995

Experience in Change and Prospect

Anil Kumar Sarkar

1989

Judaism as philosophy

Jacob Neusner

2004

Mahatma Gandhi and the Bahá'ís

M. V. Gandhimohan

2000

Le moine et le philosophe

Jean François Revel, Matthieu Ricard

1999

The body, self-cultivation, and ki-energy

Yuasa, Yasuo.

1993

Religion and the One

Frederick Charles Copleston

1982

From East to West: Odyssey of a Soul (Critical Realism: Interventions)

Roy Bhaskar

2000

The Tao encounters the West

Chenyang Li

1999

Philosophy East/Philosophy West

Ben-ʿAmi Sharfshṭain

1978

Mystical experience

Ben-ʿAmi Sharfshṭain

1973

Eastern religions and western thoughts

Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan

1939

Chips from a German workshop

F. Max Müller

1867

Towards a world theology

Wilfred Cantwell Smith

1981

The meeting of love and knowledge: perennial wisdom

Martin Cyril D'Arcy

1957

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