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001481255 1001_ $$aTubali, Shai.
001481255 24514 $$aThe transformative philosophical dialogue :$$bfrom classical dialogues to Jiddu Krishnamurti's method /$$cShai Tubali.
001481255 260__ $$aCham :$$bSpringer,$$c2023.
001481255 300__ $$a1 online resource (258 p.).
001481255 4901_ $$aSophia Studies in Cross-Cultural Philosophy of Traditions and Cultures ;$$vv.41
001481255 500__ $$aDescription based upon print version of record.
001481255 500__ $$aChapter 11: Nāgārjuna, Śaṅkara, Krishnamurti: Negation as a Spiritual Exercise
001481255 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
001481255 5050_ $$aIntro -- Acknowledgements -- Pre-Introduction The translations used for the main classical sources are as follows: -- Contents -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- The Dialogical Disposition of Krishnamurti's Work -- Hadot and the Classical Philosophical Dialogue -- Understanding Krishnamurti Through the Hadotian Lens -- The Krishnamurti Dialogue and Multicultural Philosophy -- The Journey Ahead -- References -- Part I: The Classical Philosophical Dialogue -- Chapter 2: 'Know Thyself': Hadot and the Conception of Transformative Philosophy -- The 'Organized Totality' of Classical Philosophy
001481255 5058_ $$aTransformative Philosophy -- The Communal Dimension of Transformative Philosophy -- Sages or Philosophers? -- References -- Chapter 3: 'You Have Dispelled My Doubts and Delusions': Dialogue in Classical India and Classical Greece -- The Dialogical Dimension of Indian Philosophies -- The Conversational Nature of Greek Philosophy -- The Beginnings of the Transformative Dialogue -- References -- Chapter 4: 'When People Are Questioned, and the Questions Are Well Put': Transformative Dialogue in the Upaniṣads and in Plato -- Dialogue as Transformation -- The Teacher as a Midwife
001481255 5058_ $$aThe Two Types of Transformation -- References -- Chapter 5: Dialogues of Life and Death: Transformative Dialogue in Plato's Phaedo and in the Kaṭhopaniṣad -- Death as an Opportunity -- Soul-Liberation in the Phaedo -- 'Know Thyself to Be Pure and Immortal!' -- Where Mysticism Diverges from Transformative Philosophy -- Complete and Incomplete Endings -- References -- Part II: The Krishnamurti Dialogue -- Chapter 6: 'We Are Inquiring Together': The Dialogical Nature of Jiddu Krishnamurti's Work -- Krishnamurti as a Rebel -- The Awakening of Intelligence
001481255 5058_ $$aKrishnamurti's Teachings as a Living Praxis -- References -- Chapter 7: 'Questions to Which There Are No Answers': The Method Behind the Krishnamurti Dialogue -- The Birth of a New Method -- First Dialogue Analysis -- Second Dialogue Analysis -- On Krishnamurti's Question and Negation -- References -- Chapter 8: 'The Thunder of Insight': The Final Destination of Krishnamurti's Dialogue -- First Stage: The Method -- Second Stage: The Preparatory Stage -- Third Stage: The Shift of Insight -- Fourth Stage: The Ultimate State -- References
001481255 5058_ $$aChapter 9: 'Come and Join Me': Krishnamurti in Dialogue with Scholars -- Krishnamurti and the Life of the Mind -- Murdoch-Krishnamurti: Trying to 'Build Up Structures' -- Needleman-Krishnamurti: Looking Beyond the Self's Barbed-Wire Fence -- Understanding Krishnamurti -- References -- Part III: Krishnamurti and the Classical Philosophical Dialogue -- Chapter 10: Socrates, Kōan, Krishnamurti: Questions as a Spiritual Exercise -- Socrates: Refutation as Cleansing -- Kōan: Rooting Out the Entire Mind -- Krishnamurti: The Answer is in the Question -- References
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001481255 520__ $$aThis book explores dialogue as a transformative form of philosophical practice by unveiling the method behind the unique dialogue developed by mystic and thinker Jiddu Krishnamurti (1895-1986). While Krishnamurti himself generally rejected the cultivation of systems and techniques, Shai Tubali argues that there are easily identifiable patterns through which Krishnamurti strove to realize his dialogical aims. For this reason, he refers to this method, whose existence has evaded Krishnamurti's followers and scholars alike, as the Krishnamurti dialogue. He suggests that these discursive patterns serve to broaden our understanding of the possibilities of philosophical and religious dialogues and further illuminate established forms of dynamic discourse, such as the Socratic method. Inspired by Pierre Hadot's revolutionary reading of the classical Greco-Roman texts, the author centers his attention on Plato's Socratic dialogues and the guru-disciple conversations in the Hindu Upanishads, which fall within the scope of what may be termed 'the transformative dialogue': dialogues that have been written with the intention of bringing about a transformation in the mind of the interlocutor and reader and reorienting their way of life. This text appeals to students as well as researchers and suggests that the Krishnamurti dialogue is not only a continuation and development of the transformative dialogue, but that it also amalgamates ingredients of classical Western philosophy and South Asian mysticism. Moreover, this type of dialogue encourages readers to revisit the lost practice of transformative philosophy, in that it reveals new pathways of philosophical and religious inquiry that bear thought-provoking practical implications.
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001481255 650_0 $$aPhilosophy$$vCross-cultural studies.
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001481255 830_0 $$aSophia studies in cross-cultural philosophy of traditions and cultures ;$$v41.
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