When There is Nothing to Compete For - Part 2
This book does not begin with Plato, Aristotle, Hobbes, Marx, or Rawls. Yet everything they struggled to understand lives quietly within its pages
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When There is Nothing to Compete For - Part 2
This book does not begin with Plato, Aristotle, Hobbes, Marx, or Rawls. Yet everything they struggled to understand lives quietly within its pages
Sri Lanka and the Possibility of a Noble State
This essay begins with a simple observation. Despite the many systems we have created to bring order, justice, and peace, conflict continues to return in different forms. Rather than searching for new solutions within the same patterns, it invites a different inquiry. It asks whether the way we understand ourselves and our relationship to others may be the very ground from which these problems
Not Taking What Is Not Given
Political philosophy has long relied on complex theories to explain justice, freedom, and the purpose ofthe state. Yet many of these theories remain in conflict because they rely on different interpretations ofreason. This essay explores a simpler foundation for political and economic order: the ancient principleof not taking what is not given.
Gunadasa Amarasekara and the Question of a Just State
This collection of essays began as an attempt to pay tribute to Dr. Gunadasa Amarasekara. At the time, the intention was simple and sincere: to acknowledge a thinker who devoted his life to examining the Sinhala Buddhist consciousness from within, not as an observer standing outside society.
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Sri Lanka and the Possibility of a Noble State
This essay begins with a simple observation. Despite the many systems we have created to bring order, justice, and peace, conflict continues to return in different forms. Rather than searching for new solutions within the same patterns, it invites a different inquiry. It asks whether the way we understand ourselves and our relationship to others may be the very ground from which these problems
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Political philosophy has long relied on complex theories to explain justice, freedom, and the purpose ofthe state. Yet many of these theories remain in conflict because they rely on different interpretations ofreason. This essay explores a simpler foundation for political and economic order: the ancient principleof not taking what is not given.
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Not Taking What Is Not Given
Political philosophy has long relied on complex theories to explain justice, freedom, and the purpose ofthe state. Yet many of these theories remain in conflict because they rely on different interpretations ofreason. This essay explores a simpler foundation for political and economic order: the ancient principleof not taking what is not given.
