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Krishna brings the Greek way into the Indian world view, for the Indian world view is inclusive. It is this and that, not this or that.
What is the meaning of this sentence? Inclusive - involving everything.
How the world view is inclusive and what it means to have an inclusive world view. Also the next sentence I cannot understand it's meaning.
Please help me to elaborate it's meaning.
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Raj Kumar 6897 Clarify the meaning of this sentence It's always difficult to interpret philosophy, especially with so little to work with. A person would probably have to read quite a lot of the book you're reading even to understand this short passage you have quoted. All I understand from it, and I may be wrong, is that the "Greek way" is a way of thinking in opposites: Any given action must be right or wrong (but never both); good or evil (but never both); just or unjust (but never both).
- Raj Kumar 6897 Clarify the meaning of this sentence It's always difficult to interpret philosophy, especially with so little to work with.
- A person would probably have to read quite a lot of the book you're reading even to understand this short passage you have quoted.
- All I understand from it, and I may be wrong, is that the "Greek way" is a way of thinking in opposites: Any given action must be right or wrong (but never both); good or evil (but never both); just or unjust (but never both).
- In contrast, it seems from that small quotation that the Indian way is not to think in opposites, but in combinations.
- A given action can be both right and wrong; both good and evil; both just and unjust.
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Raj Kumar 6897 Clarify the meaning of this sentence
It's always difficult to interpret philosophy, especially with so little to work with. A person would probably have to read quite a lot of the book you're reading even to understand this short passage you have quoted.
All I understand from it, and I may be wrong, is that the "Greek way" is a way of
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