CAS

Here is a list of research and project activities – both individual and group – under the CAS.

Applied Philosophy

GROUP PROJECTS

Value: Its application in practical life (Indrani Sanyal, Krishna Roy, Ratna Dutta Sharma, Madhumita Chattopadhyay)
The Sruti as the foundation of the Hindu moral and social tradition (Srilekha Datta, Indrani Sanyal, Ratna Dutta Sharma)

INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS

Belief and Life: From the perspective of Indian Ethics (Indrani Sanyal)
Human Rights and Values: An Internalist Approach (Sadhan Chakraborti)
Some problems in applied ethics (Tirthanath Bandyopadhyay)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mind and Cognition

GROUP PROJECT

An exploration of the Indian Psyche (S. Basu, S. Chakraborty, L. Choudhury and G. Kar)

INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS

Buddhist account of concept formation (Madhumita Chattopadhyay)
Consciousness studies in Advaitasiddhi: A Logicist’s approach (Piyali Palit)
Perspectives on philosophical counseling (Soumitra Basu)
On models on human reasoning: A debate between philosophers and cognitive scientists (Amita Chatterjee)
Translation with annotation in Bengali of the Tarkabhasa (Gangadhar Kar)
Cartesian Legacy in Hermeneutics of Science (Krishna Roy)
Editing of the text Bauddha Tarkabhasa (Madhumita Chattopadhyay)
Some aspects of the current state of epistemology: Indian and Western Perspectives (Proyash Sarkar)
Development of the Nyaya Concept of Nigrahasthana (Ratna Dutta Sharma)
Logic in Caraka Samhita (Ratna Dutta Sharma)
Classical Indian theories of truth: A review of various forms of Pramanavada (Rupa Bandyopadhyay)
The reason-emotion interface in cognition: with special reference to gender (Shefali Moitra)
The Nyaya theory of perception (Srilekha Datta)
Research projects in Other Areas (Under CAS)
Translation with annotation in Bengali of Mangalavada, a part of the Tattvacintamani (Gangadhar Kar)
Buddhist rejection of Universal – A sort of Nominalism? (Madhumita Chattopadhyay)
Indian theories of causality (T. K. Chakraborti)
Bengali translation of the Vedantasara (T. K. Chakraborti)