Madhva (1198-1278). Pluralism, realism and theism in Indian philosophy

After some remarks on the Vedānta philosophical school, the context of Madhva's thought, the article develops Madhva's Pluralism and Realism. His pluralism is based on the notions of «difference» and «own nature», and considers God, souls and matter as real and eternal entities, essentiall...

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Autores principales: Tola, F., Dragonetti, C.
Formato: JOUR
Materias:
Devotion
Eternity
God
Knowledge
Madhva
Matter
Pluralism
Predestination
Realism
Souls
Acceso en línea:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00314749_v62_n233_p291_Tola
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spelling todo:paper_00314749_v62_n233_p291_Tola2023-10-03T14:41:20Z Madhva (1198-1278). Pluralism, realism and theism in Indian philosophy Tola, F. Dragonetti, C. Devotion Eternity God Knowledge Madhva Matter Pluralism Predestination Realism Souls After some remarks on the Vedānta philosophical school, the context of Madhva's thought, the article develops Madhva's Pluralism and Realism. His pluralism is based on the notions of «difference» and «own nature», and considers God, souls and matter as real and eternal entities, essentially different from one another. The article offers Sanskrit and Spanish translations of a small treatise of Madhva, which provides a schematic but clear exposition of Madhva's ontology. Three themes are highlighted: the unicity of God (Vishncombining dot belowu), the absolute power of God and predestination. The article presents other texts of Madhva, which describe Vishncombining dot belowu's nature and His supreme qualities. Finally the article deals with Madhva's predestination doctrine. Some of his texts maintain a despotic-fatalistic conception of predestination; and others, that modify the previous ones present a conception inspired by the idea of God's Justice and Goodness. The article ends with some remarks on knowledge and devotion as a means to reach God. © Pensamiento. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00314749_v62_n233_p291_Tola
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topic Devotion
Eternity
God
Knowledge
Madhva
Matter
Pluralism
Predestination
Realism
Souls
spellingShingle Devotion
Eternity
God
Knowledge
Madhva
Matter
Pluralism
Predestination
Realism
Souls
Tola, F.
Dragonetti, C.
Madhva (1198-1278). Pluralism, realism and theism in Indian philosophy
topic_facet Devotion
Eternity
God
Knowledge
Madhva
Matter
Pluralism
Predestination
Realism
Souls
description After some remarks on the Vedānta philosophical school, the context of Madhva's thought, the article develops Madhva's Pluralism and Realism. His pluralism is based on the notions of «difference» and «own nature», and considers God, souls and matter as real and eternal entities, essentially different from one another. The article offers Sanskrit and Spanish translations of a small treatise of Madhva, which provides a schematic but clear exposition of Madhva's ontology. Three themes are highlighted: the unicity of God (Vishncombining dot belowu), the absolute power of God and predestination. The article presents other texts of Madhva, which describe Vishncombining dot belowu's nature and His supreme qualities. Finally the article deals with Madhva's predestination doctrine. Some of his texts maintain a despotic-fatalistic conception of predestination; and others, that modify the previous ones present a conception inspired by the idea of God's Justice and Goodness. The article ends with some remarks on knowledge and devotion as a means to reach God. © Pensamiento.
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Dragonetti, C.
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title Madhva (1198-1278). Pluralism, realism and theism in Indian philosophy
title_short Madhva (1198-1278). Pluralism, realism and theism in Indian philosophy
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