Philosophies of Self
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Philosophies of Self
A Cross-Cultural Introduction
Rostalska, Agnieszka; Loewen, Nathan R. B.
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
04/2026
360
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Inglês
9781350463677
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Notes on Contributors
Introduction
Nathan Loewen, Associate Professor, University of Alabama, USA
1. Udayana's Concept of the Self and Arguments for its Existence and Persistence
Agnieszka Rostalska, Senior Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Ghent University, Belgium
atman
mokaa /nihsreyasa
2. The Making of the Person in Candomble
Jose Eduardo Porcher, Senior Lecturer, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Assento
Ori
Santo
3. Self and Identity in Jainism
Anil Mundra, Assistant Professor & Bhagwan Vimalnath Chair of Jain Studies and South Asian Religions, University of California, USA
Anekantavada
Identity
Liberation
4. Shinto: Indescribable Description of Self and Persistence
Maki Sato, Van Bragt Fellow, Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture, Japan
Harae
Kotodama
Tama
5. Selfhood in the Classical Confucian Tradition
Andrew Lambert, Associate Professor of Philosophy, City University of New York, USA
Ren
Ritual
Xiao
6. Tshivenda, Self and Persistence, Mutshidzi Maraganedzha
Lecturer, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Murunzi
Sialala
6. Embodying the Dao: Classical and Foundational Daoist Anthropological Views
Louis Komjathy, Director and Scholar-in-Residence, Center for Daoist Studies, USA
Pneumatology
Shen
Somatology
7. The Nguni Conceptualisation of uMina/ubumina (the self) in Isintuism
Herbert Moyo, Associate Professor, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Impilo
Ukafa
Umoya
8. The Relative Self: Native American conceptualizations of the Self
Fritz Detwiler, (Recently Retired) Professor of Philosophy, Religion, and Leadership, Adrian College, USA
Hozho
Mitakuye oyasin
At.oow
9. Iqbal and the Actualizing Self: gift or task?
Ibrahim Khan
Immortality
Ishq
10. A Plural Conception of Self: Reading Jacques Derrida
Nathan Loewen, Associate Professor, University of Alabama, USA
Ipseity
Sovereignty
Secret
Introduction
Nathan Loewen, Associate Professor, University of Alabama, USA
1. Udayana's Concept of the Self and Arguments for its Existence and Persistence
Agnieszka Rostalska, Senior Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Ghent University, Belgium
atman
mokaa /nihsreyasa
2. The Making of the Person in Candomble
Jose Eduardo Porcher, Senior Lecturer, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Assento
Ori
Santo
3. Self and Identity in Jainism
Anil Mundra, Assistant Professor & Bhagwan Vimalnath Chair of Jain Studies and South Asian Religions, University of California, USA
Anekantavada
Identity
Liberation
4. Shinto: Indescribable Description of Self and Persistence
Maki Sato, Van Bragt Fellow, Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture, Japan
Harae
Kotodama
Tama
5. Selfhood in the Classical Confucian Tradition
Andrew Lambert, Associate Professor of Philosophy, City University of New York, USA
Ren
Ritual
Xiao
6. Tshivenda, Self and Persistence, Mutshidzi Maraganedzha
Lecturer, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Murunzi
Sialala
6. Embodying the Dao: Classical and Foundational Daoist Anthropological Views
Louis Komjathy, Director and Scholar-in-Residence, Center for Daoist Studies, USA
Pneumatology
Shen
Somatology
7. The Nguni Conceptualisation of uMina/ubumina (the self) in Isintuism
Herbert Moyo, Associate Professor, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Impilo
Ukafa
Umoya
8. The Relative Self: Native American conceptualizations of the Self
Fritz Detwiler, (Recently Retired) Professor of Philosophy, Religion, and Leadership, Adrian College, USA
Hozho
Mitakuye oyasin
At.oow
9. Iqbal and the Actualizing Self: gift or task?
Ibrahim Khan
Immortality
Ishq
10. A Plural Conception of Self: Reading Jacques Derrida
Nathan Loewen, Associate Professor, University of Alabama, USA
Ipseity
Sovereignty
Secret
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philosophy of religion; metaphysics; Shinto; Afro-Brazilian; Jain; Nyaya; Daoist; Nguni; soul; god
Notes on Contributors
Introduction
Nathan Loewen, Associate Professor, University of Alabama, USA
1. Udayana's Concept of the Self and Arguments for its Existence and Persistence
Agnieszka Rostalska, Senior Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Ghent University, Belgium
atman
mokaa /nihsreyasa
2. The Making of the Person in Candomble
Jose Eduardo Porcher, Senior Lecturer, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Assento
Ori
Santo
3. Self and Identity in Jainism
Anil Mundra, Assistant Professor & Bhagwan Vimalnath Chair of Jain Studies and South Asian Religions, University of California, USA
Anekantavada
Identity
Liberation
4. Shinto: Indescribable Description of Self and Persistence
Maki Sato, Van Bragt Fellow, Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture, Japan
Harae
Kotodama
Tama
5. Selfhood in the Classical Confucian Tradition
Andrew Lambert, Associate Professor of Philosophy, City University of New York, USA
Ren
Ritual
Xiao
6. Tshivenda, Self and Persistence, Mutshidzi Maraganedzha
Lecturer, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Murunzi
Sialala
6. Embodying the Dao: Classical and Foundational Daoist Anthropological Views
Louis Komjathy, Director and Scholar-in-Residence, Center for Daoist Studies, USA
Pneumatology
Shen
Somatology
7. The Nguni Conceptualisation of uMina/ubumina (the self) in Isintuism
Herbert Moyo, Associate Professor, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Impilo
Ukafa
Umoya
8. The Relative Self: Native American conceptualizations of the Self
Fritz Detwiler, (Recently Retired) Professor of Philosophy, Religion, and Leadership, Adrian College, USA
Hozho
Mitakuye oyasin
At.oow
9. Iqbal and the Actualizing Self: gift or task?
Ibrahim Khan
Immortality
Ishq
10. A Plural Conception of Self: Reading Jacques Derrida
Nathan Loewen, Associate Professor, University of Alabama, USA
Ipseity
Sovereignty
Secret
Introduction
Nathan Loewen, Associate Professor, University of Alabama, USA
1. Udayana's Concept of the Self and Arguments for its Existence and Persistence
Agnieszka Rostalska, Senior Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Ghent University, Belgium
atman
mokaa /nihsreyasa
2. The Making of the Person in Candomble
Jose Eduardo Porcher, Senior Lecturer, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Assento
Ori
Santo
3. Self and Identity in Jainism
Anil Mundra, Assistant Professor & Bhagwan Vimalnath Chair of Jain Studies and South Asian Religions, University of California, USA
Anekantavada
Identity
Liberation
4. Shinto: Indescribable Description of Self and Persistence
Maki Sato, Van Bragt Fellow, Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture, Japan
Harae
Kotodama
Tama
5. Selfhood in the Classical Confucian Tradition
Andrew Lambert, Associate Professor of Philosophy, City University of New York, USA
Ren
Ritual
Xiao
6. Tshivenda, Self and Persistence, Mutshidzi Maraganedzha
Lecturer, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Murunzi
Sialala
6. Embodying the Dao: Classical and Foundational Daoist Anthropological Views
Louis Komjathy, Director and Scholar-in-Residence, Center for Daoist Studies, USA
Pneumatology
Shen
Somatology
7. The Nguni Conceptualisation of uMina/ubumina (the self) in Isintuism
Herbert Moyo, Associate Professor, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Impilo
Ukafa
Umoya
8. The Relative Self: Native American conceptualizations of the Self
Fritz Detwiler, (Recently Retired) Professor of Philosophy, Religion, and Leadership, Adrian College, USA
Hozho
Mitakuye oyasin
At.oow
9. Iqbal and the Actualizing Self: gift or task?
Ibrahim Khan
Immortality
Ishq
10. A Plural Conception of Self: Reading Jacques Derrida
Nathan Loewen, Associate Professor, University of Alabama, USA
Ipseity
Sovereignty
Secret
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