Creativity, love and freedom
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書誌事項
Creativity, love and freedom
（The Bhaskar series, . Meta-reality : the philosophy of meta-reality ; v. 1）
Sage Publications, 2002
- : U.S. : hb
- : U.S. : pbk
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内容説明・目次
内容説明
This new, long awaited study, is the first and defining volume in which Roy Bhaskar, originator of the increasingly influential, interdisciplinary and international philosophy of critical realism, systematically presents and expounds the principles of his new philosophy of meta-Reality, a philosophy which is already the subject of worldwide attention and debate.
Building on a radically new analysis of the self, human agency and society, Roy Bhaskar shows how the world of alienation and crisis we currently inhabit is sustained by the ground-state qualities of intelligence, creativity, love, a capacity for right-action and a potential for human self-realisation or fulfilment. He then demonstrates how transcendence and non-duality are necessary and ubiquitous features of all social interaction and human agency; and how these and connected features of human being and activity sustain the totality of the structures of the world of duality and oppression in which we live. Moreover, meta-Reality argues that any objective an agent chooses in life will ultimately set him or her on a process or dialectic to self-realisation, entailing a commitment to universal self-realisation; and it shows how these goals or ideals are explicit or implicit in all emancipatory projects, of whatever political, social or religious declension. Furthermore they all imply the same principles of clarity and commitment to social transformation (on all the planes of social being), which Roy Bhaskar articulates here. In a very real sense he demonstrates how these principles, for the first time clearly elaborated here in meta-Reality, are indeed the culmination of all traditions of thought and practice oriented to human well-being, emancipation or flourishing.
目次
Manifesto
Preface
The Vedanta of Consciousness
Transcendence, Enlightenment and Everyday Life
The Alienated Self and the Kabbala of Transformation
Prolegomenon to Chapter 3: Don't Think You are Who You Think You Are
The Zen of Creativity and the Critique of the Discursive Intellect
Prelude to Chapter 4: So You Think Non-duality Is Unusual? (Or, Are You Paying Attention Listening [To Me, Reader]?)
The Tao of Love and Unconditionality in Commitment
The Yoga of Action and Effortless Efficiency
The Nous of Perception and the Re-enchantment of the Tree of Life
The Gnosis of Freedom and the Fana of Fulfilment
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