- Associate Professor
University of Calgary
Department of RELIGIOUS STUDIES
Christopher Framarin
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Research Interests
Currently Teaching
| S2012 - RELS 203 - World Religions-Eastern | ||||||||||
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| F2012 - RELS 310 - Sanskrit I | ||||||||||
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| W2013 - RELS 312 - Sanskrit II | ||||||||||
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Publications
Book
- Framarin, Christopher. Desire and Motivation in Indian Philosophy New York: Routledge, 2009. 224.
Conference
- Framarin, Christopher. Two Kinds of Unselfishness 2009.
- Framarin, Christopher. Desiring and Aiming: A Phenomenological Distinction 2009.
- Framarin, Christopher. The Use of Laksana in Indian Exegesis 2008.
- Framarin, Christopher. Cittavrttinirodha 2008.
- Framarin, Christopher. Unselfishness 2006.
- Framarin, Christopher. Egoism and the Humean Theory of Motivation 2006.
- Framarin, Christopher. Desire and Desirelessness: The Case of Niskamakarma 2003.
- Framarin, Christopher. The Expanded Property Rights of NAFTA: An Analysis of the Potential Conflict 2003.
- Framarin, Christopher. Character and Judgment 2002.
Journal Article
- Framarin, Christopher. The Problem with Pretending: Ramanuja's Arguments Against Jivanmukti (Embodied Liberation) 2009.
- Framarin, Christopher. Motivation-Encompassing Attitudes 11.2 2008.
- Framarin, Christopher. Unselfishness 48.1 2008.
- Framarin, Christopher. Motivation in the Nyayasutra and Brahmasiddhi 44.1 2008.
- Framarin, Christopher. Good and Bad Desires: Implications of the Dialogue Between Krsna and Arjuna 11.2 2007.
- Framarin, Christopher. Motivation in the Manusmrti 34.5 2006.
- Framarin, Christopher. The Desire You are Required to Get Rid of: A Functionalist Analysis of Desire in the Bhagavadgita 56.4 2006.
Degrees
- 1996 - B.A. - Philosophy and English - University of Wisconsin-Madison
- 1999 - Associate - Curriculum and Instruction - Arizona State University
- 2001 - M.A. - Philosophy - University of Hawai'i
- 2005 - Ph.D. - Philosophy - University of New Mexico
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