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" Space in Relation to God or the Absolute in the Thought of Henry More and Śaṅkara: "


Document Type : AL
Record Number : 1079140
Doc. No : LA122769
Call No : ‭10.1163/15685276-12341286‬
Language of Document : English
Main Entry : Jonathan Duquette
Title & Author : Space in Relation to God or the Absolute in the Thought of Henry More and Śaṅkara: [Article] : An Exercise in Comparative Philosophy\ Jonathan Duquette
Publication Statement : Leiden: Brill
Title of Periodical : Numen
Date : 2013
Volume/ Issue Number : 60/5-6
Page No : 507–527
Abstract : Since Antiquity thinkers of all civilizations have speculated on the concept of space. The idea arose under various typologies and descriptions in different areas of knowledge ranging from cosmology, physics, and mathematics to philosophy and psychology. However, less known are the role and implications of space in theological and religio-philosophical discourse. This article aims to examine and characterize the claim that space is intimately related to God or the absolute from the perspective of two thinkers rooted in different historical, cultural, and religious settings: the Cambridge Platonist Henry More and the Advaita Vedāntin Śaṅkara. A comparative approach will bring forward the meeting points in their respective assessment of the relationship between space and God/the absolute, as well as the distinctiveness in their arguments, approach, and motivations. The present discussion may demonstrate alternative ways of addressing a valuable problem recurring at the intersection of philosophy and religion at different times and places throughout history. Since Antiquity thinkers of all civilizations have speculated on the concept of space. The idea arose under various typologies and descriptions in different areas of knowledge ranging from cosmology, physics, and mathematics to philosophy and psychology. However, less known are the role and implications of space in theological and religio-philosophical discourse. This article aims to examine and characterize the claim that space is intimately related to God or the absolute from the perspective of two thinkers rooted in different historical, cultural, and religious settings: the Cambridge Platonist Henry More and the Advaita Vedāntin Śaṅkara. A comparative approach will bring forward the meeting points in their respective assessment of the relationship between space and God/the absolute, as well as the distinctiveness in their arguments, approach, and motivations. The present discussion may demonstrate alternative ways of addressing a valuable problem recurring at the intersection of philosophy and religion at different times and places throughout history.
Descriptor : Absolute
Descriptor : ākāśa
Descriptor : comparative philosophy
Descriptor : God
Descriptor : Henry More
Descriptor : Śaṅkara
Descriptor : space
Location & Call number : ‭10.1163/15685276-12341286‬
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