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Apostle paul on homosexuality: a critical analysis
(Bangkok : Assumption University, 2020)
A critical study of Mehm Tin Mon's Interpretation of non-greed (Alobha)
(Bangkok : Assumption University, 2020)
Pacifism and nonviolence in Christianity and Buddhism applied to a Thai context
(Bangkok : Assumption University, 2021)
Georg Simmel's philosophy of money; an application to bitcoin
(Bangkok : Assumption University, 2020)
Some Wittgensteinian reflections on translation practice in a Chinese context
(Assumption University Press, 2020)
The global integration of economic, social and cultural activities has pushed the importance of translation to a new level. With the sheer volume of translation, and the increased demand for near instantaneous translation, there is a growing reliance on technological systems. This paper begins from the assumption that an examination of the conceptual foundations of translation is needed to understand the growing reliance on technological systems. The philosophy of language in later Wittgenstein provides ...
Overcoming the passions in Spinoza: a Buddhist reading
(Assumption University Press, 2020)
Spinoza’s philosophy and Buddhism have often been compared based upon their tendencies towards seeing the world as a single order and moving beyond our passions and desires. But the comparison of these philosophies also creates interesting problems. One problem is the way we relate to this order itself. In Spinoza we achieve enlightenment when we recognize that we are a part of a single substance which has its own order and necessity. This leads us to transcend the bondage of our passions through reason. And w...
Understanding Mehm Tin Mon's interpretation of alobha (non-greed) and the practice of generosity
(Assumption University Press, 2020)
A great scholar of the Abhidhamma in Myanmar, Mehm Tin Mon interpreted alobha as a mental state. He considered non-attachment to sense-objects and greedlessness as the chief characteristics of alobha. To put alobha into practice he recommended generosity, morality called abstinence from sensual objects and non-covetousness, meditation called tranquility meditation and insight meditation. They are generally practices to reduce and remove greed. He explains how to practice these techniques in connection with contemporary soci...
Buddhadasa on environmental consciousness and its relationship to environmental ethics
(Bangkok : Assumption University, 2020)
A critical study of John Hick's Religious Pluralism & Threefold Typology
(Bangkok : Assumption University, 2020)
Feuerbach's theory of religious projection: an examinination of religion practice among the Karen ethnic group of South East Asia
(Bangkok : Assumption University, 2019)
Towards a neo-aristotellan account of philosophical counseling
(Bangkok : Assumption University, 2019)
Scientia sacra: a holistic educational approach for transforming environmental consciousness
(2020)
This research studies the educational approach to the environmental crisis called Scientia Sacra which was developed by Seyyed Hossein Nasr, a perennial and a contemporary Islamic philosopher. The paper aims to understand the background and underpinnings of this philosophy. It will discuss Nasr’s critique of modernism as the root cause of our environmental crisis, and the manner in which he sees an educational approach informed by the concept of scientia sacra as the solution. The researcher also discusses various critiques of Nasr’s approach a...
The problem of presential knowledge in the illumination philosophy of Suhrawardi
(2020)
In Islamic philosophy the relationship between God and the Human subject has been an interesting and difficult problem. While mystics claim a direct connection with God, philosophers and other theologians find that the use of reason creates a distance between God and the Human subject. This is reflected in the way Islamic philosophy attempts to ground itself through the concept of selfevidence. Avicenna, who was a follower of Aristotle, believed that existence is self-evident, and the reason for the existence of all beings is God. But this app...
AU school mentoring program 2019
(2019-07-11)
The trial of commander data
(Bangkok : Assumption University, 2019)
This paper’s aim is to explore the moral topics raised in
the TV series “Star Trek: The Next Generation” Season
2 Episode 9 entitled “Measure of Man”. In this episode
Commander Data, an Android, is put on trial to determine
if can be considered human, or if he has the same rights as
a human being. This paper discusses ethical issues raised
by this trial. Picard’s argument in defence of Data appeals
to epistemological doubts about whether or not Data is
sentient. But this paper will take an alternative approach. It
will show how inanima...
Zhou Dunyi's concept of Taiji in the Taiji Tushuo
(Bangkok : Assumption University, 2019)
As a renowned philosopher of Song Dynasty, Zhou Dunyi
played a significant role in creating a new approach for
Chinese philosophy. This involved a reinterpretation
of Confucianism inspired by the ideas of Daoism and
Buddhism. This was a huge influence in the development
of Neo-Confucian thought. He did not write many works
in his life, but he did write a very significant work entitled
Taiji Tushuo, which explains the famous Taiji diagram.
This paper mainly introduces the historical context and
formative influences on Zhou Dunyi’s Taiji...
Focusing on Morality (Silaparami) as practised by venerable Khruba Boonchum in Shan society, Myanmar
(Bangkok : Assumption University, 2019)