Sentence examples for of eastern thought from inspiring English sources

Within "George Harrison: Living in the Material World" is an argument for Harrison's essential role in the culture (one that didn't need to be made for Mr. Dylan) and for the continuing relevance of his explorations of Eastern thought.

In contrast, process philosophy shows fewer affinities to any particular language group and can allude to a rich tradition of reflection in many of the great schools of Eastern thought.

Importation and serious consideration of eastern thought was in its infancy during the end of the modern period, and Kant was unaware of the Far Eastern roots of the notions that influenced him.

My parents, intellectual Jews, rejected the wrathful Father-God of their ancestors in favor of an eclectic embrace of eastern thought, western esotericism and indigenous wisdom ways.

"As certain areas of Eastern thought have paralleled the Western naturalistic view, certain areas of Western tradition have paralleled the not-self doctrine".

As a devotee of Eastern thought, he bars shoes from his house and speaks in a hushed, measured voice.

More generally, the structure of the novel reflects those refreshingly unchristian ideas of chance and synchronicity that drew Jung to Eastern thought.

Because classical theism is primarily a Western approach to the problem and classical pantheism an Eastern approach, the dipolar conception is at the same time a synthesis of Western and Eastern thought.

This does not mean that they think Western philosophy is free of unrecognized cultural biases and limitations, or that traditional Eastern thought has nothing essential to offer the development of philosophy in a post-Eurocentric world.

There is, however, relatively little attempt to draw parallels between western and eastern thought.

With regard to Nishida, an acute concern with questions of epistemology, logic, individual autonomy, creativity, and the historicity of the world are essential to his thought in ways that are more "modern Western" than "traditional Eastern"; and Nishida at times explicitly indicates his dissatisfaction with what he sees as related weaknesses in traditional Eastern thought.