The Food, Water, Air and Fire Doctrines in Ancient Indian and Greek Philosophies from a Comparative Perspective by Lenart Škof

“…Additionally, this article also presents a survey and analysis of some of the key representatives of comparative and intercultural philosophy dealing with the elemental and natural philosophy of ancient India and Greece. …”
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Conversationalism as an emerging method of thinking in and beyond African philosophy by Jonathan O. Chimakonam

“… In this paper, I employ an under-explored sub-Saharan African notion of ‘relationship’ to formulate a method that could ground discourses in African and intercultural philosophies. I claim that conversationalism, as the method is called, which is a new idea in African philosophy, might be an attractive model for thought if we take seriously the demand for equal and horizontal engagement especially in the field of intercultural philosophy. …”
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A Reflection on Cahill's Interpretation of the Ethical and Cultural Point of Wittgenstein's Tractatus by Hossein Shaqaqi

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Investigating four methodological models in intercultural humanities: with emphasis on the views of Wimmer, Kimmerle, Mall and Welsch by Ali Sanaee, Reza Dehghani

“…The main concern of intercultural philosophy is communication or the realization of a common understanding between human beings. …”
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Beyond Cartesian Philosophy of Essentialism, and the Quest for Intercultural Discourse: Some Examples by Belete Molla

“…I take inspiration from intercultural philosophy that promotes an image of humanity that is an antithesis to the one maintained by Descartes. …”
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AL FILO DEL MALENTENDIDO Y LA INCOMPRENSIÓN: EL PADRE LUIS DE VALDIVIA Y LA MEDIACIÓN LINGÜÍSTICA by GERTRUDIS PAYÀS, JOSÉ MANUEL ZAVALA, MARIO SAMANIEGO

“…This paper, in which, the combined perspectives from the disciplines of translation studies, historical anthropology and intercultural philosophy are used to analyze Valdivian sources, we propose that in spite of the initial failure of his mission it was the translational ethos of Luis de Valdivia that, forcing the possibilities of mutual intelligibility, allowed for the instauration of the conference mode of negotiation embodied in the "parlamentos".…”
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Good News for the Oppressed? Exploring the Spiritual, Political, and Intercultural Dimensions of Howard Thurman’s Philosophy by Aizaiah G. Yong

“…This paper centers on the godfather of the civil rights movement, Howard Thurman, and his most influential work, “<i>Jesus and the Disinherited</i>”, as a pre-eminent text into early 20th century intercultural philosophy. Building upon Kipton Jensen’s analysis in “<i>Howard Thurman: Philosophy, Civil Rights, and the Search for Common Ground</i>”, this presentation will reframe Howard Thurman’s unique philosophy as one that integrates spirituality, interculturality, and critical social analysis. …”
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History, its Origins, and End in Context of Philosophy of Liberation by Ludmila E. Kryshtop, Alexey V. Basmanov

“…At the same time, Jaspers himself is regarded as the founder of the dialogue of cultures and intercultural philosophy and a supporter of civilizational pluralism. …”
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Pensamiento crítico y mundo de la vida en la filosofía latinoamericana: En recuerdo del filósofo vasco, José María Mardones Critical Thinking and Life's World in Latin American Phi... by Ricardo Salas Astrain

“…It would also permit the deepening of the growing use of "life's world" by intercultural philosophy and by comprehensive social sciences regarding the important role of different cultural contexts in knowledge production. …”
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