Tag Archives: Aristotle

Aristotle, Nagarjuna and the Law of Non-Contradiction in Buddhist Philosophy

Posted on 17/05/2017 by PeterJ

I’ve recently contributed a guest essay to the site of Bernardo Kastrup discussing the relationship between Aristotle’s ‘laws of thought’ and the logic of Buddhist philosophy as explained by Noble Nagarjuna. It proposes that few philosophers in the self-styled ‘Western’ … Continue reading →

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On Why I Cannot Quite Agree with Bernardo Kastrup

Posted on 08/06/2015 by PeterJ

My previous post was a review for Bernardo Kastrup’s new book Brief Peeks Beyond. This is an excellent book discussing the most profound topics and I was very happy to recommend it to amazon readers everywhere. Yet I cannot quite … Continue reading →

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Logic and Spirituality: The Dream Team

Posted on 19/01/2015 by PeterJ

It may appear that by defending metaphysics and human reason so vigorously on this blog I am overvaluing the role of the intellect on the path to liberation. Far from it. It is just that the blog is about how to do … Continue reading →

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Common Philosophical Mistakes I – Abusing the Laws of Dialectic Logic

Posted on 01/08/2014 by PeterJ

This post has been deleted as it has been submitted for publication. I’ve left it up with this note so that the discussion in the comments section can continue. I will reinstate it if it is not published.

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