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Religious studies

Hacker's term, discussed by Halbfass, for a pattern Hacker saw in Indian thought of subordinating other doctrines as partial forms of one's own highest truth.

In religious studies, inclusivism refers to Hacker's term, discussed by Halbfass, for a pattern Hacker saw in Indian thought of subordinating other doctrines as partial forms of one's own highest truth. This meaning comes from Halbfass (1981/1988) in India and Europe: An essay in understanding.[1]

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  1. Halbfass, W. (1988). India and Europe: An essay in understanding. State University of New York Press. (Original work published 1981) ISBN 9780887067945

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