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Discerning Boundaries: Philosophy across Cultures

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Abstract

This philosophical study comprises articles by scholars from across the world discussing questions such as What do boundaries mean philosophically and experientially? How can we discern which boundaries are necessary for human flourishing and which divide and diminish us? These timely yet timeless questions lie at the heart of this volume, which arises from a shared conviction: that philosophy, when rooted in lived human experience and engaged in dialogue with many disciplines and cultures, is uniquely positioned to navigate, critique, and reimagine boundaries of all kinds.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationWashington
PublisherCouncil for Research and Values in Philosophy
Number of pages311
ISBN (Print)9781565183612
Publication statusPublished - 1 Jul 2026

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