Jadavpur Journal of ...
Jadavpur Journal of Philosophy Volume 31 Number 1
by: Lopamudra ChoudhuryOriginal price was: ₹300.00.₹270.00Current price is: ₹270.00.
ISBN: 9788100002818
Year Of Publication: 2024
Edition: 1st
Pages : 153
Language : English
Binding : Paperback
Publisher: Jadavpur University
Size: 3
“Contents
1. Culture Beyond Modernism: The Continental Canvas 1
– Arun Kumar Mookerjea
2. Intentionality and Husserl 11
– Nirankush Chakraborty
3. Husserlian Account of Enworlded Subjectivity 31
– Shyamasree Bhattacharyya
4. Agency: Korsgaard’s Neo-Kantian Approach 47
– Abhishek Anant Nowbagh
5. Cyber Alienation and Traditional Conceptions of 65
Technological Alienation: A Symptomatic Reading
– Nishad Patnaik
6. Commodity Fetishism: A Dialectical Examination 103
– Samyo Basu
7. Concept of Nigrahasthāna: Perspectives of Nyāya 139
and Jaina
– Ranita Mitra
Contributors 155”
“Jadavpur Journal of Philosophy Volume 31 Number 1”
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