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The Many Languages of Philosophy: Rethinking Philosophy as Inter- and Trans-Cultural.

By Angelika Soldan.

Published by The International Journal of the Humanities

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This is a pledge for a non- Euro-, ethno-, or logo-centric philosophy understanding based on various ways of knowing as well as consistent and self-critical justification.

Keywords:	Euro-centrism, Logo-centrism, Ethnic philosophy, Sagacity, Philosophy Concepts

International Journal of the Humanities, Volume 2, Issue 1. Article: Electronic (PDF File; 260.669KB). Article: Print (Spiral Bound).

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