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The Indian mind: essentials of Indian philosophy and culture/ edited by Charles A. Moore

Contributor(s): Moore, Charles A. edMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi : MBP, 2008Description: 458p. ; 24cmSubject(s): Indian philosophy | Indian cultureDDC classification: 181.4

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Charles A. Moore S. K. Saksena P. T. Raju Gunapala Piya- sena Malalasekera Junjir5 Takakusu Dhirendra Mohan Datta Swami Nikhilananda T. M. P. Mahadevan S. Radhakrishnan P. T. Raju Swami Nikhilananda Introduction: The Comprehensive Indian Mind Relation of Philosophical Theories to the Practical Affairs of Men Metaphysical Theories in Indian Philosophy Some Aspects of Reality as Taught by Theravada Buddhism Buddhism as a Philosophy of "Thusness" Epistemological Methods in Indian Philosophy Concentration and Meditation as Methods in Indian Philosophy Social, Ethical, and Spiritual Values in Indian Philosophy The Indian Approach to the Religious Problem Religion and Spiritual Values in Indian Thought The Realistic Aspect of Indian Spirituality C. p. Ramaswami Aiyar Dhirendra Mohan Datta Kalidas Bhattacharyya T. R. V. Murti Surama Dasgupta S. K. Saksena Tara Chand P. T. Raju The Philosophical Basis of Indian Legal and Social Systems Some Philosophical Aspects of Indian Politi cal, Legal, and Economic Thought The Status of the Individual in Indian Meta physics The World and the Individual in Indian Reli gious Thought The Individual in Indian Ethics The Individual in Social Thought and Practice in India The Individual in the Legal and Political Thought and Institutions of India Extracted from "Indian Epistemology and the World and the Individual" Who's Who

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Charles A. Moore
S. K. Saksena
P. T. Raju
Gunapala Piya-
sena Malalasekera
Junjir5 Takakusu
Dhirendra Mohan
Datta
Swami
Nikhilananda
T. M. P.
Mahadevan
S. Radhakrishnan
P. T. Raju
Swami
Nikhilananda
Introduction: The Comprehensive Indian
Mind
Relation of Philosophical Theories to the
Practical Affairs of Men
Metaphysical Theories in Indian
Philosophy
Some Aspects of Reality as Taught by
Theravada Buddhism
Buddhism as a Philosophy of "Thusness"
Epistemological Methods in Indian
Philosophy
Concentration and Meditation as Methods in
Indian Philosophy
Social, Ethical, and Spiritual Values in Indian
Philosophy
The Indian Approach to the Religious
Problem
Religion and Spiritual Values in Indian
Thought
The Realistic Aspect of Indian
Spirituality
C. p. Ramaswami
Aiyar
Dhirendra Mohan
Datta
Kalidas
Bhattacharyya
T. R. V. Murti
Surama Dasgupta
S. K. Saksena
Tara Chand
P. T. Raju
The Philosophical Basis of Indian Legal and
Social Systems
Some Philosophical Aspects of Indian Politi
cal, Legal, and Economic Thought
The Status of the Individual in Indian Meta
physics
The World and the Individual in Indian Reli
gious Thought
The Individual in Indian Ethics
The Individual in Social Thought and Practice
in India
The Individual in the Legal and Political
Thought and Institutions of India
Extracted from "Indian Epistemology and the
World and the Individual"
Who's Who

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