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«Max Mueller opinó, hace unos ciento cincuenta años, que si solo conoces tu propia religión, no conoces la religión. He llegado a la conclusión de que no puedes comprender plenamente la filosofía a menos que te dediques a una tradición filosófica distinta de la propia. ¿De qué otro modo podrías descubrir prejuicios culturales ocultos, imaginar los límites y las posibilidades de terminologías alternativas y evaluar los principales cambios producidos en la historia de la filosofía cuando los filósofos entraron en contacto con ideas de otras culturas? Al recorrer el camino de la filosofía japonesa, empecé a ver la filosofía occidental desde una nueva perspectiva privilegiada.»
Thomas P. Kasulis: La filosofía japonesa en su historia. Editorial Herder, pág. 581. Barcelona, 2019
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Few things are perhaps as essentially Western as the name Beethoven. A mention of him conjures some of the most elegant images the West conveys: posh people chauffeured to lush concert halls, where they hear natty musicians in tailored suits play on neat arrays of burnished instruments. Hence it is astonishing to know that in some of his most enduring works, he drew inspiration from, among other…
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Max Mueller & Katie Oates | photo: Michael Cohen
East River Skate Shop hosted their final art show before shutting their doors permanently this weekend. The show was titled “Stand Your Ground” featuring art by Max Mueller which was on sale to help benefit Wounded Knee and Stronghold Society who support Native American youth. Some photos from the evening below.
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Max & Katie | photo: Michael Cohen
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RIP Richard Oates | photo: @NYSkateboarding
Max & JZ | photo: Michael Cohen
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RIP Richard Oates | photo: @NYSkateboarding
Murphy, Nardelli, Bogdan, Sulz | photo: Michael Cohen
Max & Murphy | photo: Michael Cohen
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Thanks Arizona | photo: @NYSkateboarding
Michael Cohen, Rick Sulz, Jim Murphy | photo: Michael Cohen’s camera
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Katie, Maria & Nardelli | photo: Michael Cohen
Thank you for all that you’ve done ERSS | RIP Richard Oates 🙏
See more photos in the Juice Magazine recap here.
Max Mueller held the final art show hosted by East River Skate Shop as a benefit for Wounded Knee Skateboards and the Stronghold Society. East River Skate Shop hosted their final art show before shutting their doors permanently this weekend. The show was titled "Stand Your Ground" featuring art by…
In response to and in an effort to integrate Darwinian evolutionary theories and Tylor's views on primitive religion, Max Mueller modified and altered his perspective by many minor adjustments of terminology. But here again "most of these modifications are designed to reconcile his original position with those of his critics, while at the same time preserving the most fundamental principles of his original view...Issues to the fore in the initial encounters still remain at the end, though displaced from bold and prominent to hidden and esoteric areas of rhetoric and theory" (Schrempp, 1983, p. 102). He would also include as his India, the unchanging Indian countryside, which had remained untouched by Muslim and British influence, an idealization of the eternal countryside and the unchanging peasant best represented by Sir Henry Maine's well-known apotheosis of the Aryan village in "Village Communities in the East and West" (London, 1871), itself much influenced by the German historical school and the findings of comparative philology...If on one hand the glorification of the Aryan-Vedic past and the theories of subsequent decadence were to have considerable bearing on the Indian self-image and assessment of the national past, conversely they were also to justify and support the policy making of the colonial government (Leopold, 1974, p. 593). The general consensus in Europe regarding the national character, racial typology and cultural history of the Indian peoples was to find reification in the anthropocentric and classificatory categories of the Indian Census Survey of 1901: "...the record of physical characteristics bears out the conclusion suggested by philology" (Risley, 1969, p. 35).
Vasudha Dalmia. 2003. “Friedrich Max Mueller: Appropriation of the Vedic Past,” in Orienting India: European Knowledge Formation in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries. New Delhi: Three Essays Collective. p. 20-21.
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