skepticism

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What is rebirth to the skeptic?
Dan Arel | Radical Buddhism icon
Dan Arel | Radical Buddhism

What is rebirth to the skeptic?

As an atheist falling into Buddhist practice, I’m faced with many of the same questions and beliefs shared by most Buddhist schools of thought, and none is more persistent than the belief in rebirth.

Jul 14, 2026
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory icon
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
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On the Ethical Basis of Language: Some Themes in Davidson, Cavell, and Levinas.

An essay is presented on the views of three philosophers on the relationship between being a linguistic agent and an ethical agent with regard to the philosophy of religion. These philosophers are Donald Davidson, Stanley Cavell, and Emmanuel Levinas. Other topics include how understanding language needs community conceptualization, the relationship between language and ethics, and skepticism.

Dec 31, 2014
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory icon
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
jcrt.org

On the Ethical Basis of Language: Some Themes in Davidson, Cavell, and Levinas.

An essay is presented on the views of three philosophers on the relationship between being a linguistic agent and an ethical agent with regard to the philosophy of religion. These philosophers are Donald Davidson, Stanley Cavell, and Emmanuel Levinas. Other topics include how understanding language needs community conceptualization, the relationship between language and ethics, and skepticism.

Dec 31, 2014
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory icon
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
jcrt.org

On the Ethical Basis of Language: Some Themes in Davidson, Cavell, and Levinas.

An essay is presented on the views of three philosophers on the relationship between being a linguistic agent and an ethical agent with regard to the philosophy of religion. These philosophers are Donald Davidson, Stanley Cavell, and Emmanuel Levinas. Other topics include how understanding language needs community conceptualization, the relationship between language and ethics, and skepticism.

Dec 31, 2014
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory icon
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
jcrt.org

On the Ethical Basis of Language: Some Themes in Davidson, Cavell, and Levinas.

An essay is presented on the views of three philosophers on the relationship between being a linguistic agent and an ethical agent with regard to the philosophy of religion. These philosophers are Donald Davidson, Stanley Cavell, and Emmanuel Levinas. Other topics include how understanding language needs community conceptualization, the relationship between language and ethics, and skepticism.

Dec 31, 2014
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory icon
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
jcrt.org

On the Ethical Basis of Language: Some Themes in Davidson, Cavell, and Levinas.

An essay is presented on the views of three philosophers on the relationship between being a linguistic agent and an ethical agent with regard to the philosophy of religion. These philosophers are Donald Davidson, Stanley Cavell, and Emmanuel Levinas. Other topics include how understanding language needs community conceptualization, the relationship between language and ethics, and skepticism.

Dec 31, 2014
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory icon
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
jcrt.org

On the Ethical Basis of Language: Some Themes in Davidson, Cavell, and Levinas.

An essay is presented on the views of three philosophers on the relationship between being a linguistic agent and an ethical agent with regard to the philosophy of religion. These philosophers are Donald Davidson, Stanley Cavell, and Emmanuel Levinas. Other topics include how understanding language needs community conceptualization, the relationship between language and ethics, and skepticism.

Dec 31, 2014
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory icon
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
jcrt.org

On the Ethical Basis of Language: Some Themes in Davidson, Cavell, and Levinas.

An essay is presented on the views of three philosophers on the relationship between being a linguistic agent and an ethical agent with regard to the philosophy of religion. These philosophers are Donald Davidson, Stanley Cavell, and Emmanuel Levinas. Other topics include how understanding language needs community conceptualization, the relationship between language and ethics, and skepticism.

Dec 31, 2014