Transpositional Subjectobjecitivity: An Introduction and an Invitation; Part One: New Horizons of Visions and Practices of Transpositional Subjectobjectivity,
1. Transforming the Subjective and the Objective: Transpositional Subjectobjectivity,
2. Shifting and Eternal Contours of Subjectobectivity in the Shaping of Religion, Philosophy, and Art,
3. Transforming the Mind through Knowledge: Spinoza’s Programme for the Individual and the Calling of Transpositional Subjectobjectivity,
4. Pragmaticism and Satyagraha as Creative Praxis: Peirce, Gandhi, and Giri's “Transpositional Subjectivity”,
5. The Non-Dual Horizon of Transpositional Subjectobjectity,
6. Towards a Spiritual Age: Subjectivity and Beyond and the Calling of Transpositional Subjectobjectivity,
7. One Mind, Two Doors: Subjectivity and Objectivity in the Philosophies of Sri Aurobindo and Mou Zongsan, Part Two: New Explorations in Subjectivity, Objectivity and Transpositional Subjectobjectivity,
8. Objectivity in its Place in the Cognitive Field:A Weak-Naturalistic and Cognitive-Theoretical Exposition,
9. Transpositional Objectivity in Democracy and Media Theory and Beyond,
10. Composing the Common, The Intrusion of Gaia and the End of Science as We Knew it: Isabelle Stengers’ Critique of Predatory Cognition and Human Exceptionalism,
11. Transpositional Subjectobjectivity and Wholeness: A Buddhist Phenomenological Prelude to Overcoming the Positionality of Observation by Means of Awareness,
12. The Subject and Subjectivity of Desire: A Transpositional Consideration of Desire from the Lacanian Framework and The Bhagavad Gita,
13. From the Desiring Subjectivity to the Aporetic Subjectivity and Cultivating Pathways of Transpositional Subject-objectivity; Part Three: Transdisciplinary Explorations of Transpositional Subjectobjectivity: Anthropology, Philosophy, Linguistics, Spirituality and Beyond,
14. Transnational Community Multiplicities and the Calling of Transpositional Subjectobjectivity,
15. Transpositional Subjectobjectivity in Anthropological Analysis: Towards Transcending Polarised Discourse,
16. Hegemony to Counter Hegemony: A Possible Transpositional Approach,
17. Object-Subject as Multidimensional Form-Energy:An Embodied Meditative Epistemology,
18. Mysticism and the Question of bridging Subject-Object Duality in Joy,
19. Praxis of Entangled “Life”: Transpositional Subjectobjectivity in Sree Narayana Guru,
20. Language, Subjectivities and Trans-Cultural Dialogue, 21 Transpositional Subjectobjectivity: The Need for Novel Language Structures that Embody Interdependent Co-arising; Afterwords, Transpositional Subjectobjectivity as Dynamic Co-Creations: An Afterword, Further Reflections on Transpositional Subjectobjectivity, James and Hume on Transpositional Subjectobjectivity: An Afterword
