Understanding Epochs of Asian Lives in Pre-Common Era
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Did the Babylonians and Assyrians of ancient Iraq engage in philosophical thought?
by Eckart Frahm Prof. Eckart Frahm’s lecture is the second of the lecture series — Understanding Epochs of Asian Lives in Pre-Common Era — jointly pursued by Let’s Talk Tattva and Oxford Public Philosophy. Prof. Eckart Frahm, John M. Musser Professor of Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations at Yale University, examines the notion of philosophy…
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Languages & Art, How the Kushans Communicated in an Urban Setting
by Xinru Liu Prof. Liu’s lecture is the first of the lecture series — Understanding Epochs of Asian Lives in Pre-Common Era — jointly pursued by Let’s Talk Tattva and Oxford Public Philosophy. Prof. Xinru Liu, Professor Emeritus of History, Ancient India, Silk Road and World History at College of New Jersey talks about the…
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Series Introduction
Being & Thought in/of Inner Asia: Understanding Epochs of Asian Lives in Pre-Common Era This series is first of a broad and multi-series philosophical project pursued jointly by Let’s Talk Tattva (LTT) and Oxford Public Philosophy Journal (OPP). This project aims to explore philosophical understanding(s) of what constitutes the dense mass of “Being” and “Thought”…
Let's Talk Tattva: A Philosophy Discussion Forum 