Titlebook: Roots, Routes and a New Awakening; Beyond One and Many Ananta Kumar Giri Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Semiotic Roots and Buddhist Routes in Phenomenology and Intercultural Philosophy: A Peircean Study o perception, this paper draws upon synergies between semiotic methodology (“roots”) and Buddhist applications (“routes”) in the spirit of intercultural philosophy. A Peircean interpretation of Buddhism and, reciprocally, a Buddhist development of Peirce’s philosophy can build upon a deeply phenomeno

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Ecological Interconnectedness: Entwined Selves, Transcendent and Immanentthe transdisciplinary, holistic epistemology shift across academia. The discourse is catalysed by concern over injustice, conflict, climate change, ecosystem collapse and extinction. It coincides with an increasingly modernised, interconnected—and vulnerable, “old world order” of pan-global industri

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Thoreau—Tolstoy—Gandhi: The Origin of Satyagrahaolent resisters in history, Gandhi highlighted the abolitionist Henry David Thoreau, author of the 1849 essay “Resistance to Civil Government”, later: “Civil Disobedience”. Gandhi referred to Thoreau’s essay first in September 1907 when he wrote about the “Duty of Disobeying Laws”. Gandhi searched f

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Cross-Fertilizing Roots and Routes: Towards a New Art of Border Crossing concepts and realities and each of these can be conceptualized and organized in closed or open ways with variations in degrees of closure as well as openness. The existing conceptualization and organization of boundaries, borders, and margins reflect and embody a logic of statis, closure and a cult

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Multicentric World and Nationalismunification, and globalization. However, it is not possible to understand the current configuration only as a cultural phenomenon. I argue that many of the homogenizing tendencies are driven by capitalism, which means that the dichotomy of globalization and nationalism has to be understood with refe

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Roots, Routes, and a New Awakening: Walking and Meditating with Raimon Panikkars of being and becoming. Panikkar taught and lived in the United States from 1966–1987 and was known to generations of students here and around the world through both his lectures and his many books. What they heard and read were the arresting reflections of a multi-dimensional person, who was simul

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