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Table of Contents


	List of Contributors i
	Introduction 1 Hoppe, E & Weed, R..
	PART I ANCIENT GREEK PHILOSOPHY
1.	Pre-Socratic Influences on Socratic Capacities (Dunameis) Paleologou, M.			7
2.	The World According to Plato Hoppe, E.			21
3.	Aristotle’s Theory of Principles: A Rationalistic - Empirical Ambiguity Romano, J.J.			37
4.	Aristotle’s Metaphysics and Quantum Physics Glazebrook, T.			51
5.	The Ergon - Energeia Perspective in the Interpretation of Aristotle’s Eudaimonia Festin, J.M.L.M.			69
6.	Virtuous Character: An Approachable Ideal Homiak, M.			85
7.	Democratic Envy in Aristotle: An Other-Centered Vice? Weed, R.			101
8.	Aristotle and Brain Death: What Happens When the Master meets Modern Medicine? McEvoy, L. A.			113
9.	The Providential Tourist: Epictetus on How a Stoic Travels Stephens, W.O.			127
10.	‘Who am I?’ The Platonic Dialogues and the Upanishads on the Self Schiltz, E.			141
		PART II COMPARATIVE AND ASIAN PHILOSOPHY
11.		Maya and Dike and the Principles of Eco-Justice Giancola, D.	157
12.		The Position of Logic in the Principle of Islamic Jurisprudence: An Analysis of Al-Ghazzali’s thought on his Book, Al-Mustasfa Min ‘Ilm Al-Usul (The Quintessence of the Principle of Islamic Jurisprudence) Hamat, F. M.	169
13.		Indian Yoni-Linga and Chinese Yin Yang: Conceptual Comparisons Ding, Z.J.	183
14.		Discoveries of the Original Meaning of the Tao Te Ching Wang, L.	195
15.		Fumbling the Flywhisk: the ‘Hidden’ Complexities of Buddho-Daoist Debate Thompson, M.J.	211
16.		The Politics of Philosophy: Mou Zongsan, the Kyoto School, and their Critics Tu, X.	223