CONTENTS

Preface
Student Preface
Acknowledgements

Self and Consequence

• Hegel And Shankaracharya: On the Non-Dualistic ‘I'
Priyadarshi Shukla
• The Nature of Mind In Tibetan Buddhist Ethical Theory
Daniel J. Bristol
• Buddha, Kant, and the Ethical Consequences of Suicide
  Katherine Collins

Justice, Freedom, and Responsibility

• Justice Outside the Polis in Aristotle's Politics and Nicomachean Ethics
 Tara K. Hogan
• The Freedom That Fear Has Wrought
  Brett Bisgrove

Logic, Language, and Experience

• An Analysis of Deontic Logic and Chisholm's Paradox
  Matthew A. Ferkany
• Contextual Influences on Wittgenstein's Philosophy
 Jonathan C. Messinger
• Intuitions in Conceptual Shape?  Misconceptions and Motivations
Nathan C. Doty

Heidegger, Nietzsche, and the Daoist Sage

• An Attack On Tradition
  Robert Erlewine
• Nietzschean Christology
 Christopher Rodkey
• Heidegger, Lao Tzu and Dasein
Christopher Martin

Keynote Addresses

• The Fractal Self and the Organization of Nature: The Daoist Sage and Chaos Theory
  David Jones and John Culliney
• Reading Socially Engaged Buddhism in Modern America:

       A Case Study of Tibet/Tibetan Buddhism
  Jennifer Manlowe

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