Reconstructing folk Psychology : the Indian perspective/ edited by Proyash Sarkar, Maushumi Guha, Madhuchandra Sen

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Proyash Sarkar

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TextPublication details: New Delhi D.K. Print World Ltd 2015Edition: 1st edDescription: 112ISBN:

9788192611402

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155.820954 P9498 R 104274

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It is the outcome of a research tat looks into the possibility of locating folk psychological structures and issues within the domain of classical Indian Philosophy. Starting from the concepts of belief, desire to perception and the consciousness of time and even the way in which we address ourselves, the I the authors of the various articles in this anthology have successfully explored folk psychological notions as found in contemporary Western Philosophy of Mind in the Indian context. This volume thus tries to locate and reconstruct folk psychological issues withing Indian philosophy, paying particular attention to the classical Indian Tradition.

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