Titlebook: Asia, Modernity, and the Pursuit of the Sacred; Gnostics, Scholars, Joel S. Kahn Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0068447title “The Neural Buddhists” suggests, the article made what was on the face of it the fairly extraordinary claim that the “cognitive revolution” in the biological sciences was leading to a coming together of science and Buddhism, and that the resulting synthesis would serve to transcend the apparen

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Anatomy and Growth Rate of the Fingernail, at least to serious scholars in fields in which the study and analysis of human difference is explicitly thematized. In mainstream anthropology, one certainly gets the impression that any attempt to revive their project of Gnostic engagement with radically different “beliefs” about the nature of re

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Theories on the Cause of Nailbiting,atters is not to imply that there are no differences among human beings, much less that difference should not be acknowledged, even at times celebrated. It is not to propose that knowledge production or ethical and political thinking should proceed as if culture and difference did not ., but rather

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