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- Rev Adrian D.E. Sieunarine
This collection of Burton Sankeralli delves into the philosophical journey that has shaped his life. Born from a course taught at St Andrew’s Theological College in 2022, it explores Western philosophy while being deeply rooted in Caribbean thought. The pieces intertwine two interconnected aspects: the exploration of Caribbean philosophy and an analysis of the Western philosophical tradition. Despite the seemingly paradoxical focus, the collection offers a reflective and engaging experience, inviting readers to contemplate the philosophical turns that influence both traditions.
Contemporary theorizing is in a quagmire. There is postmodern nihilism along with a generic
shuffling of concepts.
The hermeneutical circle – We arrive where we begin. This is our space, our context which is
one of rich cultural religious intersection. Thus what we are here engaging relates to our space and
indeed I argue that we can only come to proper understanding of any and everything in terms of
our context.
This thesis shall compare and analyze the nature of humanity as presented by Augustine of Hippo in his De Civitate Dei (J'he City of God) and by Joseph Soloveitchik in !sh ha-halakah (Halakhic Man). The thesis shall demonstrate, in addition to the expected differences, that there is a curious closeness in their thought.
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