SACP at AAR, November 2011

SACP SESSIONS AT THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF RELIGION

November 19-22, 2011
San Francisco, California

MP 20-394
Society of Asian and Comparative Philosophy:
“Current Themes in the Philosophy of Nishida Kitarô”
11/20: Sunday – 5:00 pm-6:30 pm
Room: MM-Sierra H

James Heisig, Nanzan University, Presiding

MichikoYusa, Western Washington University:
Unraveling the Kyoto School’s ‘Logic of Soku’-How ‘Negation qua Affirmation’ is Possible

Takushi Odagiri, Stanford University:
Nishida’s System of Universals and His Concept of Religious Consciousness

Gereon Kopf, Luther College: 
Critical or Topological: Reading Nishida as Subversive Philosopher

MP21-400
Society of Asian and Comparative Philosophy:
“Freedom in Indian Philosophy”
11/21: Monday – 7:00 pm-8:30 pm
Room: HI-Golden Gate 1

Nona R. Bolin, Memphis College of Art, Presiding

Bina Gupta, University of Missouri: 
Freedom in Advaita Vedanta

Douglas Berger, Southern Illinois University:
Conditioning and Grasping: A Reconsideration of Nagarjuna’s Philosophical Vocabulary

Nona R. Bolin, Memphis College of Art:
Freedom from Freedom: Surviving the Absurd in Madhyamika Buddhism