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Review: HAMM, Jim (1989): Bows and arrows of the native Americans
The Buddhist empiricism thesis: An extensive critique
Abstract The purpose of this paper is to critically examine the claim that early Buddhism could be interpreted as an empirical philosophy. Made in a time when verifiable foundations were thought to…
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Bows an arrows of the native americans. Jim Hammm, 1989. Lyons & Burford Publishers, 1991, Texas, USA
Two Worlds or One : Complementarity in the Dialogue between Religion and Science
In the dialogue between science and the spiritual, prior metaphysical commitments can radically alter the ground of discussion. I survey the effect of certain metaphysical commitments on the dialogue…
Jim HAMM. (1991). Bows and arrows of the native americans
Grieving with Rage
How and why are grief and rage necessary to forging relational spaces for inquiry and learning? How can pain lead to creative action? In this chapter, the authors focus on their individual reactions…
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On the Propositional Treatment of Anatmavāda in Early Buddhism and Ātmavāda in Hinduism
As propositions, Anatmavāda and Ātmavāda are simply negations of one another. Thus whatever serves as a criterion for truth of the one must serve as a criterion for the other. When we treat them both…
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The Puerto Ricans: A Brief Look At Their History.
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