Tiwari Devendra Nath (67 results)

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Soft cover. Condition: New. "Nature of Philosophy is a bilingual volume in English and Hindi. It talks about the varied problems of philosophy in terms of definition, philosophical thinking, and the relation between philosophy and language. Akin to any other discipline, in philosophy too, problems concerning it need to be analysed, clarified and resolved for a proper understanding and, it is the ultimate goal of this book. Herein, problems are made clear by analysis, questioning and critical method. The clarity thus achieved prompts us for philosophical reflection to the extent of removal of the problem and a discriminate understanding of the concept. It emphatically states that since philosophical problems are the objects of reflection, philosophical reflections aim at conceptual clarity by analysis, interpretation and wisdom. The question of any sort of risk against philosophy does not hold any merit. It is because philosophy fulfils human aspirations and truth of reasoning to confront with and reflect on problems to remove them. This book offers a thumbnail sketch of the varied problems of philosophy and proffers solutions to them in an efficacious manner.".

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents: Volume I: Introduction. Section I: A Critique of Philosophy, Language, Reality and Knowledge. 1. Understanding Philosophy and Its Practical Utility. 2. A Discussion on Language Is Thought: Difference and Non-difference Controversy. 3. Language, Being and Cognition: A Cognitive Perspective. 4. The Concept of Reality: An Argument about It as an Intelligible Being. 5. Understanding Language and Culture. 6. Cognition and a Critique of Epistemology. 7. Language and Possibility of Disinterested and Interested Knowledge. 8. Resolving Philosophical Dichotomies. Section II: Meaning Theories of the Heterodox Systems of Indian Philosophy, Russell's Proposition, Linguistic Analysis of Wittgenstein and Cognitive Holism. 9. Indian Materialism (Carvaka) on Sabda as Authority: An Analysis of Tattvopaplavasimhah. 10. Jainas Theory of Language and Indescribability of Reality. 11. Apoha and the Meaning of Religious Ideas of Buddhism. 12. A Critique of Bertrand Russell's Concept of Proposition: An Indian Perspective. 13. A Critique of Ludwig Wittgenstein's Linguistic Analysis: An Indian Perspective. 14. Analysing Language and Communication. 15. The Nature of Language and the Logic of Translation and Analysis. 16. Cognitive Holism: Cognitive Holistic Philosophy of Language and Its Practical Utility. Bibliography. Index. Volume II: Section III. Theories of Language, Verbal-Cognition, Expression and Interpretation. 1. Sphota Theory of Language: Dynamics of the Sphota. 2. Indivisibility Theory of Language. 3. Autonomy Theory of Language. 4. Concept of Sentence: The Expresser. 5. Theories of Verbal-cognition and the Sentential-meaning: Vakyartha-Bodha. 6. A Critique of the Meaning of Moral Language. 7. Meaning of Negative Expressions (Abhava): Philosophy of Being of Ontic Non-Being. 8. Text and Rules of Interpretation. Section IV: A Critique of the Word, the WordMeanings and Relation. 9. Analysis of the Word and the Word-meanings. 10. A Critique of the Substance: The Meaning of the Word-meanings. 11. Critique of the Universal: The Meaning of the Word-meanings (Padartha). 12. Potency of the Language: Resolving the Controversy between Indian Schools of Philosophy and Rhetoricians. 13. Philosophy of Relation between Language and Meaning. 14. The Philosophy of Grammar. 15. Syntactic and Semantic Analysis: Cognitive Holistic Perspective. 16. Contextual Meaning: Intended and Non-intended Meaning Determination of Word-meaning. 17. Critical Estimate. Bibliography. Index. Philosophy in this set of two volumes is a cognitive activity par excellence. Cognition is that the language expresses and it reveals intelligible objects/beings of language and the meaning to which our philosophical reflections, investigations, analysis and interpretation are not only based on but are confined to. The work is fit for satisfying the intellectual hunger of those who are sick of reading the same metaphysical, ontological, theological and epistemological descriptions in different books of history of philosophy, Indian and Western, to those searching a philosophy free from our captive thinking and also an innovative vision to meet out the new challenges in philosophy. Concentrating on cognition as it flashes by language the book analyses, discusses, interprets and critically argues most of the philosophical issues and their responses by Indian and Western philosophical traditions well conclusively. Unlike linguistic and analytic philosophies, the book is a philosophy of language. Unlike meaning-centric philosophies popular in the East and West, the language-centric approach of the book is based on the expressive nature of language. Based on cognition as it flashes, on active theory of knowledge and action-oriented view of language and its meaning, it reflects on problems, doubts, paradoxes and queries for clarity and resolve, and on that basis, utility and future of philosophy as well.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -The book analyses and interprets cognition as it is expressed by language. Our cognition, communication and reflections are not only based on but are confined to the intelligible beings of language and meaning. The merit of the book sets in working out a philosophy free from metaphysical, physiological, religious and other entities and our allegiances to them. Spiritual purpose of philosophy of language is a point of attraction of the book well taken in Indian tradition. Unlike the Western Representationists and Essentialists who give primacy to meaning and perceive meaning transcendental to language, the book gives primacy to language and perceives meaning as that it expresses non-differently. It is the first volume of the book 'Dynamics of The Language'. Consisting of twelve chapters, the volume is a critique of theories about the nature and function of language; concept of word, its potencies, word-meaning, sentence, sentential- meaning and verbal-cognition. The volumes include almost the topics prescribed in the universities at Bachelor and Master Level courses on philosophy of language.Books on Demand GmbH, Überseering 33, 22297 Hamburg 308 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Based on expressive theory of language, Volume II discusses philosophy of the cognition of the world of words. Popular theories of the East and the West on the concepts undertaken are analyzed, critically examined and evaluated how far they are successful in approaching and solving the problems for clarity and wisdom; it concludes in a way useful for understanding spiritual significance of language and promoting further researches. Cognitive holistic perspective helps reaching pure knowledge of a concept free from theory impregnation, psychologism, impositions on emotions and allegiances that mislead our thinking and make philosophical conclusions inconsistent. Cognition is determinate and disinterested because the language expresses it independently of ontic entities and our allegiance. Spiritual goal of philosophy of language rests concentrating discriminately on what is expressed free from its impositions. The novelty of the book lies neither in analyzing, interpreting and comparing with Indian and Western counterparts nor in making points of agreement and disagreement but in doing all the cognitive activities from the view of cognition as it flashes.Books on Demand GmbH, Überseering 33, 22297 Hamburg 316 pp. Englisch.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Based on expressive theory of language, Volume II discusses philosophy of the cognition of the world of words. Popular theories of the East and the West on the concepts undertaken are analyzed, critically examined and evaluated how far they are successful in approaching and solving the problems for clarity and wisdom; it concludes in a way useful for understanding spiritual significance of language and promoting further researches. Cognitive holistic perspective helps reaching pure knowledge of a concept free from theory impregnation, psychologism, impositions on emotions and allegiances that mislead our thinking and make philosophical conclusions inconsistent. Cognition is determinate and disinterested because the language expresses it independently of ontic entities and our allegiance. Spiritual goal of philosophy of language rests concentrating discriminately on what is expressed free from its impositions. The novelty of the book lies neither in analyzing, interpreting and comparing with Indian and Western counterparts nor in making points of agreement and disagreement but in doing all the cognitive activities from the view of cognition as it flashes. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The book analyses and interprets cognition as it is expressed by language. Our cognition, communication and reflections are not only based on but are confined to the intelligible beings of language and meaning. The merit of the book sets in working out a philosophy free from metaphysical, physiological, religious and other entities and our allegiances to them. Spiritual purpose of philosophy of language is a point of attraction of the book well taken in Indian tradition. Unlike the Western Representationists and Essentialists who give primacy to meaning and perceive meaning transcendental to language, the book gives primacy to language and perceives meaning as that it expresses non-differently. It is the first volume of the book "Dynamics of The Language". Consisting of twelve chapters, the volume is a critique of theories about the nature and function of language; concept of word, its potencies, word-meaning, sentence, sentential- meaning and verbal-cognition. The volumes include almost the topics prescribed in the universities at Bachelor and Master Level courses on philosophy of language. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Based on expressive theory of language, Volume II discusses philosophy of the cognition of the world of words. Popular theories of the East and the West on the concepts undertaken are analyzed, critically examined and evaluated how far they are successful in approaching and solving the problems for clarity and wisdom; it concludes in a way useful for understanding spiritual significance of language and promoting further researches. Cognitive holistic perspective helps reaching pure knowledge of a concept free from theory impregnation, psychologism, impositions on emotions and allegiances that mislead our thinking and make philosophical conclusions inconsistent. Cognition is determinate and disinterested because the language expresses it independently of ontic entities and our allegiance. Spiritual goal of philosophy of language rests concentrating discriminately on what is expressed free from its impositions. The novelty of the book lies neither in analyzing, interpreting and comparing with Indian and Western counterparts nor in making points of agreement and disagreement but in doing all the cognitive activities from the view of cognition as it flashes. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The book analyses and interprets cognition as it is expressed by language. Our cognition, communication and reflections are not only based on but are confined to the intelligible beings of language and meaning. The merit of the book sets in working out a philosophy free from metaphysical, physiological, religious and other entities and our allegiances to them. Spiritual purpose of philosophy of language is a point of attraction of the book well taken in Indian tradition. Unlike the Western Representationists and Essentialists who give primacy to meaning and perceive meaning transcendental to language, the book gives primacy to language and perceives meaning as that it expresses non-differently. It is the first volume of the book "Dynamics of The Language". Consisting of twelve chapters, the volume is a critique of theories about the nature and function of language; concept of word, its potencies, word-meaning, sentence, sentential- meaning and verbal-cognition. The volumes include almost the topics prescribed in the universities at Bachelor and Master Level courses on philosophy of language. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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