Kalupahana, D.J. <br/><br/>
Ethics in early Buddhism/ 
D.J.Kalupahana 
 - Delhi :  MBP,  2008. 
 - ix,171p. :  ill. ;  23cm. 
<br/><br/>PART ONE<br/>HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AND PROBLEMS<br/>1 Pre-Buddhist Indian Moral Theories and<br/>Their Ultimate Developments<br/>2 Knowledge<br/>3 The Fact-Value Distinction<br/>4 The World and the Will<br/>5 Individual and Society<br/>PART TWO<br/>THE MORAL LIFE, THE PRINCIPLE, AND JUSTIFICATION<br/>6 The Noble Life (Brahmacariya)<br/>7 Virtues: The Beginning of the Way<br/>8 The Eight fold Path: The Middle of the Way<br/>9 Freedom: The Conclusion of the Way<br/>10 The Status of the Moral Principle<br/>11 Justification of the Moral Life<br/>PART THREE<br/>applications of the principle<br/>12 Society and Morals<br/>13 Economics and Morals<br/>14 Politics and Morals<br/>15 Law, Justice, and Morals<br/>16 Nature and Morals<br/>17 Conclusion: The Stream and the Lotus Pond 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9788120832800 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>	 Buddhist ethics. <br/>Buddhism -- Doctrines -- History -- Early period, to ca. 250 B.C. <br/>Buddhism -- Doctrines -- Early period.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>294.3  / KAL/E