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Intro
Foreword
Preface
Contents
Notes on Editor and Contributors
List of Figures
1 Cross-Fertilizing Roots and Routes: An Introduction and an Invitation
Part I Cross-Fertilizing Roots and Routes: Self, Social Creativity and Reconstitution of Identities
2 Cross-Fertilizing Roots and Routes: Ethnicity, Sociocultural Regeneration, and Planetary Realizations
Introduction and Invitation
Ethnicity, Cultural Rights, and Cultural Regeneration: In Between Root and Routes
Beyond Culturalist Holism and Ethnic Absolutism
Creating Cultures, Spaces, and Politics of Hospitality
Cultural Regeneration and Planetary Realizations
References
3 Earth and World: Roots and Routes
4 First and Second Nature
Introduction
I
II
III
Religion in Its Place
Disambiguating Togetherness
Conclusion
References
5 Cosmopoesis: Navigating the Strangeness of Planetary Realizations
Macro Perspectives on Strangeness
Roots and Routes
Dharma: Universal and Local
Challenging Parameters
A Neohumanist Evolutionary Model
Human Evolution Is Human Consciousness
Cosmopoesis
Conclusion
The Problem with Bounded Identity Models: Giri's Approach
In Dialogue with Sarkar and Rifkin
Sarkar's Neo-Humanism
Rifkin on Empathy
In Dialogue: Giri, Sarkar and Rifkin
References
8 Deconstructing and Reconstructing Identity: A Transformational Transcontinental Journey
The Story
Phase 1: The Underground Rebel
Phase 2: The Artist
Phase 3: The Healer
Phase 4: The Carer
Phase 5: The Scholar
The Phases of Identity Deconstruction and Re-Construction
Four Challenges to Translocal Identity Construction
CLA Analysis of Identity Formation Embedded in a Macrohistory Context
References
9 There Is a Thread That You Follow: Identity, Journey and Destiny
Questions for the Journey
The Unsettling of All Contexts: From Canada to India Through Liminal Space and into Privilege
The Liminality of Encounter and Dialogue: S. Jeyapragasam and the Nonviolence of the Heart
The Journey in Question: Loneliness and Solitude
Identity Lost: Endings That Begin Again
Bibliography
Part II Cross-Fertilizing Roots and Routes: New Possibilities with Philosophy, History, Anthropology and Literature
Foreword
Preface
Contents
Notes on Editor and Contributors
List of Figures
1 Cross-Fertilizing Roots and Routes: An Introduction and an Invitation
Part I Cross-Fertilizing Roots and Routes: Self, Social Creativity and Reconstitution of Identities
2 Cross-Fertilizing Roots and Routes: Ethnicity, Sociocultural Regeneration, and Planetary Realizations
Introduction and Invitation
Ethnicity, Cultural Rights, and Cultural Regeneration: In Between Root and Routes
Beyond Culturalist Holism and Ethnic Absolutism
Creating Cultures, Spaces, and Politics of Hospitality
Cultural Regeneration and Planetary Realizations
References
3 Earth and World: Roots and Routes
4 First and Second Nature
Introduction
I
II
III
Religion in Its Place
Disambiguating Togetherness
Conclusion
References
5 Cosmopoesis: Navigating the Strangeness of Planetary Realizations
Macro Perspectives on Strangeness
Roots and Routes
Dharma: Universal and Local
Challenging Parameters
A Neohumanist Evolutionary Model
Human Evolution Is Human Consciousness
Cosmopoesis
Conclusion
The Problem with Bounded Identity Models: Giri's Approach
In Dialogue with Sarkar and Rifkin
Sarkar's Neo-Humanism
Rifkin on Empathy
In Dialogue: Giri, Sarkar and Rifkin
References
8 Deconstructing and Reconstructing Identity: A Transformational Transcontinental Journey
The Story
Phase 1: The Underground Rebel
Phase 2: The Artist
Phase 3: The Healer
Phase 4: The Carer
Phase 5: The Scholar
The Phases of Identity Deconstruction and Re-Construction
Four Challenges to Translocal Identity Construction
CLA Analysis of Identity Formation Embedded in a Macrohistory Context
References
9 There Is a Thread That You Follow: Identity, Journey and Destiny
Questions for the Journey
The Unsettling of All Contexts: From Canada to India Through Liminal Space and into Privilege
The Liminality of Encounter and Dialogue: S. Jeyapragasam and the Nonviolence of the Heart
The Journey in Question: Loneliness and Solitude
Identity Lost: Endings That Begin Again
Bibliography
Part II Cross-Fertilizing Roots and Routes: New Possibilities with Philosophy, History, Anthropology and Literature