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The profundity of human thought through moving sight and sound
Edited by Dr. James K. Powell II - Introduction
Lectures by Powell
Philosophy
Death of Socrates and the Buddha and the Value of Philosophy Powell, August 28, 2007
Logical, Sound and Fallacious Arguments Powell, September fifth, 2007
Various Perspectives on Good and Evil by Powell, September 14, 2007
Berkeley and Friends on Idealism, Hume and Friends on Realism the "Subjective" and "Idealist" versus the "Objective" and Experientialist" Approaches
Powell, September 25th, 2007
Free Will, Determinism or Fatalism? Powell,
Pragmatism and Contrasts of Western Views with Indian Thinkers Nagarjuna and Asanga Powell, September 27th, 2007
Political Theories Powell, November 24, 2008
Knowledge or "Epistemology" Powell,
James Powell on the meaning of Nietzsche's Death of God November, 2007
East / West Perspectives
Introduction to the Three Major Families of Perspectives: Euro-Semitic, Indian and Chinese Powell, Part One January 2008
Introduction to the Three Major Families of Perspectives: Euro-Semitic, Indian and Chinese Powell, Part Two January 2008
Shamanism and Tribal Religions: the Origins of all Perspectives Powell, January 2008
Sanaatanadharma or "Hinduism" Powell, February 2008
Judaism Powell, March 2008
Other Views on other topics:
Chanju Mun on Tibetan Gelukpa Tradition from the Perspective of a Korean Monk (ca 2003)
Chanju Mun on Minjung or Korean "Peoples' Buddhism" in Post-war Korea (ca. 2003)
Conference Presentations
"Snuffing Out" Humankind's Ego Self: Protestant and Buddhist Social Ethics
Dr. James K. Powell II, American Association of Asian Studies, Atlanta (April 6th, 2008)
Gyoki and the Bodhisattva Ideal
Ronald S. Green, Coastal Carolina University