Thinker, Thought and Knowledge in EastWest Perspective

Thinker, Thought And Knowledge Critically And Analytically Reasons That Some Of The Philosophical Expositions Like Thought Has Created The Thinker And HigherOrder Thoughts Are Themselves Conscious Hinder Us From Explaining Our Sense Of Unity Of Consciousness. This Book Presents And Elucidates Some Observations Thought Cannot Create Thinker; Along With Thinker And Thought, Thinking Too Is Quintessential For Individual Experience To Take Place; Thinker, Thinking And Thought Are Fundamentally One In SelfConsciousness; Thought Becomes The Object Of SelfConsciousness; And The Modern Science Attempts To Undermine The Principle Of Causation From The EastWest Perspective, And Registers Its Disproval With The Philosophical Views Of Scholars Like J. Krishnamurti And A Few Other Modern Philosophers. Coming To The Knowledge Aspect, The Volume Delineates The Relative Existence And Knowledge Dealing With The Absolute Reality, And Discusses It On The Basis Of Adavaita Vedanta And The Yogacara Vijiianavada Of The Buddhist Philosophy Along With Immanuel KantS Theory Of Knowledge. The ResearcherS Approach Employed In This Volume Should Help The Students Of Philosophy And Other Discerning Readers Take An Analytical And Critical Positioning Towards Many A Philosophical Problem That They Come Across.