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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Muddled Roots and Diverse Routes of Reality: Understanding Hindu Rā??ra and Gandhi Rā??ra Through thny apocryphal lost memories to nurture a national consciousness, but politicised the reality of imperialist oppression that was indifferent to all religions in India. In the first part of my essay, I describe the uniqueness and limitations of Gandhian perception of India vis-à-vis his notion of the

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Roots, Routes and a New Awakening: ,, a Transformative Intiative in Co-Learning and Training of Trib their mother tongue education. Teachers from non-tribal community serve in Indian schools with ethnic prejudices, for which the children from tribal comunities are affected in appripriate learning. This paper aims at removing the stereotypes of teachers serving in tribal areas to question their aut

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Roots and Routes and the Origins of Urban Theory: A Journey to “Stadtluft Macht Frei”p with society as a whole. It remains an open question whether those theories are useful in a Third World context and hence how urban bias as a prerequisite for development is linked to development theory? This paper investigates and outlines some ideas for a new approach to tackle and comprehend th

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Semiotic Roots and Buddhist Routes in Phenomenology and Intercultural Philosophy: A Peircean Study ognised by a sentient being. However, rather than to construe an interpreting mind by means of a psychological subject, the Buddhist “scholastic” analysis of commonsense subjects and objects into minimal experiential events (.) accords well with locating agency in the semiosic arising of consciousness moments.

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Multicentric World and Nationalismization and resistance to unification and globalization more generally, especially on the level of culture. The final section of the paper will try to show that both capitalist globalization and nationalism bloc the opportunities that arise from the return of the multicentric world.

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Roots, Routes, and a New Awakening: Walking and Meditating with Raimon Panikkar. He was a formidable scholar with doctorates in philosophy, theology, and chemistry and an acquaintance with the worlds of learning and religious reflection in more than a dozen languages. This stupendous productivity, sustained over some sixty-five years, was made possible by great discipline, dedication, and focus. He was a classic