Jaswinder Singh Abstract This paper is an attempt to re-read the conception of Śabda in Sikh tradition. For this, I engage with the writings of Himat Singh, primarily through his book The Philosophical Conception of Śabda in Guru Granth Sahib, first published in 1985. Two significant reasons underpin this re-reading. First, although this seminal writing […]
Pankaj Srivastava Abstract Religiosity is a multifaceted concept encompassing an individual’s emotional connection to objects of faith, such as Divinity, the Holy Spirit, or a personal God. I will explore religiosity by analysing the influence of emotions in shaping believers’ subjective perceptions. Then I will classify different types of believers based on their goals in
Gurwinder Singh Abstract This paper reexamines the concept of scientific revolution through the dialectical tension between Karl Popper’s critical rationalism and Thomas Kuhn’s socio-historical model of scientific revolutions. While Popper’s falsificationism provides a methodological criterion for scientific progress through conjecture and refutation, Kuhn’s paradigm shift model emphasizes the socio-cultural and psychological dimensions of revolutionary change.
