A Brief History of Creative Work and Plutonomy

12.11.2021

Englisch

9789811592652

Springer Singapore

Nein

Mathew Varghese

243

Broschiert

Rethinking the Modern Thought-History of Work and Life

Mathew Varghese works on Middle-Path philosophical thought, and in his works, he ingeniously uses the critical investigation method of employing four-value logical analysis (catuṣkotī). He is a critic of the binary logical interpretation method being followed by many modern thinkers after Hegel. He argues that the problem of absolutes like plutonomy against which we have no intellectual freedom is a problem that originated out of the indiscriminate use of binary logical interpretations. Continued philosophical investigation—skepticism using tetralemma(catuṣkotī) is an original contribution of Indian philosophy since antiquity. He is a textual scholar of Middle Path (Mādhyamika) Buddhist philosophy and published three books and nearly 40 papers. He is a research fellow at The Hajime Nakamura Eastern Institute and also teaches philosophy at Aoyama Gakuin University, Kanagawa University, and Wako University in Tokyo.

creative work, plutonomy, precariats, Artificial Intelligence, Bourgeoisie, Protestant Christian reliosity, Proletariat, Divine Providence, Comfort and Entertainment, Neurology of Consciousness

QDHC - Ostasiatische und indische Philosophie JBCC9 - Ideengeschichte, Geistesgeschichte QDH - Philosophische Traditionen und Denkschulen QDTN - Philosophie Ästhetik QDTJ - Philosophie: Metaphysik und Ontologie

235 mm

15.5 cm