Tag Archives: Philosophy

Bond does philosophy. The authors don't necessarily do Bond, but he does philosophy...

...a great story about finding your way in an increasingly difficult world.

Who'd have thought a 21st-century crowd could be listening so intently to a 12th-century philosophical debate that a solitary ringtone would sound like a thunderclap?

A journey into our own heart of darkness, with an experienced guide.

Offbeat reflections on serious living.

When does tradition...become the shackle that ties us into backwardness and bigotry?

I could be a fictional construct you made up and posed questions to for this interview, and then answered yourself.

Words usually have something to hide—you have to shake them until the top pops off and some revelation tumbles out..."

There is a certain organic quality to the way this tale is progressing; it's like watching the development of an exceptional plant from a green and tender shoot to the point that it bears fruit.

Ashok K. Banker's adaptation of the 3,000 year old epic of the Indian sub continent Ramayana could appear to be too exotic and unapproachable for a Western reader who knows little or nothing about that history or culture. But the author has ensured that no ones enjoyment be diminished by their background