Portrait of an artist GOWRI RAMNARAYAN The Hindu July 9, 2010 Art historian Rupika Chawla's book on Raja Ravi Varma
is a story lit by colonial pageantry, nationalist colourscape, and modern enterprise
The oleographs had brought him extensive press coverage and stardom. But after the revivalist Swadeshi Movement (1907) his methods (western academic realism) and materials (oil paint) tarred him as an anti-nationalist. Sri Aurobindo denounced Ravi Varma for his preoccupation with the external world, excluding the inward, the subtle, and the spiritual. Ananda Coomaraswamy spurned him for superficial imitations of European styles, and “Victorian” versions of gods and goddesses.
is a story lit by colonial pageantry, nationalist colourscape, and modern enterpriseThe oleographs had brought him extensive press coverage and stardom. But after the revivalist Swadeshi Movement (1907) his methods (western academic realism) and materials (oil paint) tarred him as an anti-nationalist. Sri Aurobindo denounced Ravi Varma for his preoccupation with the external world, excluding the inward, the subtle, and the spiritual. Ananda Coomaraswamy spurned him for superficial imitations of European styles, and “Victorian” versions of gods and goddesses.
Making a World After Empire: The Bandung Moment and Its Political ... - Page 99 Christopher Lee - 2010 - 280 pages
Colonized intellectuals, with such notable (and partial) exceptions as Tagore and Aurobindo, critiqued the hegemonic assumptions of the West in European languages for audiences that consisted largely of Western-educated professionals,...
Colonized intellectuals, with such notable (and partial) exceptions as Tagore and Aurobindo, critiqued the hegemonic assumptions of the West in European languages for audiences that consisted largely of Western-educated professionals,...
Applied Ethics and Human Rights: Conceptual Analysis and ... Shashi Motilal - 2010 - 372 pages
The collection offers papers on human rights issues of different categories of people, including ethnic minorities, homosexuals, women, mentally ill people and prisoners. The papers in this volume also afford grounds for comparative study.
The collection offers papers on human rights issues of different categories of people, including ethnic minorities, homosexuals, women, mentally ill people and prisoners. The papers in this volume also afford grounds for comparative study.
Science, Spirituality and the Modernization of India - Page 113 Makarand Paranjape - 2009 - 296 pages
Others such as Vivekananda and Aurobindo, whose nationalist tendencies involved a rejection of the intellectual hegemony of the West, took evolution out of the hands of the British by identifying with ancient Indian ideas. ...
Others such as Vivekananda and Aurobindo, whose nationalist tendencies involved a rejection of the intellectual hegemony of the West, took evolution out of the hands of the British by identifying with ancient Indian ideas. ...
Sri Aurobindo - A Contemporary Reader Sachidananda Mohanty, Aurobindo Ghose - 2008 - 180 pages
As an image, location, imagination, philosophy and way of life, India pursues SriAurobindo relentlessly throughout his eventful ... the rise of India so that she could play power-politics or a hegemonic role in the international arena. ...
As an image, location, imagination, philosophy and way of life, India pursues SriAurobindo relentlessly throughout his eventful ... the rise of India so that she could play power-politics or a hegemonic role in the international arena. ...
Representing India: literatures, politics, and identities Mukesh Williams, Rohit Wanchoo - 2007 - 343 pages
Some Indian nationalists like Aurobindo Ghosh manipulated the Sanskrit genealogy of Indian literature to imagine the nation in elitist Brahminical terms. … Both the early orientalist version of Indian literature and the hegemony of Sanskrit, ...
Some Indian nationalists like Aurobindo Ghosh manipulated the Sanskrit genealogy of Indian literature to imagine the nation in elitist Brahminical terms. … Both the early orientalist version of Indian literature and the hegemony of Sanskrit, ...
Encyclopaedia of classical Indian sciences: natural science, ... Helaine Selin, R. Narasimha - 2007 - 479 pages
... hegemonic ideologies of the Western colonizers focused on efforts to reassert and revitalise indigenous epistemologies, modes of social organisation, and approaches to the natural world. Thinkers such as Vivekananda and Aurobindo ...
... hegemonic ideologies of the Western colonizers focused on efforts to reassert and revitalise indigenous epistemologies, modes of social organisation, and approaches to the natural world. Thinkers such as Vivekananda and Aurobindo ...
The philosophy of Vivekananda Rekha Jhanji, Panjab University
... Aurobindo, Bhagwandas, Vivekananda, Tilak, Coomaraswamy throughout 20th century against subaltern spokespersons like BR ... This shows the deep differences in the ways of Bengali society that had accepted English hegemonyand ...
... Aurobindo, Bhagwandas, Vivekananda, Tilak, Coomaraswamy throughout 20th century against subaltern spokespersons like BR ... This shows the deep differences in the ways of Bengali society that had accepted English hegemonyand ...
Aspects of India's International relations, 1700 to 2000: South ... - Page 593 Jayanta Kumar Ray, Project of History of ... - 2007 - 634 pages
YOUR LANGUAGE: OUR HEGEMONY Macaulay's Minutes of 2 February 1835 virtually legalized what a section of avant garde Indians had been pleading ...Gandhi, Sri Aurobindo and Nehru were widely accepted as master stylists of the language. ...
YOUR LANGUAGE: OUR HEGEMONY Macaulay's Minutes of 2 February 1835 virtually legalized what a section of avant garde Indians had been pleading ...Gandhi, Sri Aurobindo and Nehru were widely accepted as master stylists of the language. ...
India's freedom movement: legacy of Bipin Chandra Pal Binay Bhattacharya, Bipin Chandra Pal Memorial ... - 2007 - 271 pages
Both BC Pal and Aurobindo believed in complete spiritualization of politics as envisioned by Bankim in ... are logical fallout of this discussion are: Where did they situate Islam in their construction of a hegemonic view of the past? ...
Both BC Pal and Aurobindo believed in complete spiritualization of politics as envisioned by Bankim in ... are logical fallout of this discussion are: Where did they situate Islam in their construction of a hegemonic view of the past? ...
The Indian journal of political science Indian Political Science Association - 2007
Hence, the world union as Sri Aurobindo envisages would not be rigid and dogmatic. It would not succumb to hegemonic ambitions of any particular nation because a true world union would be based on the "principle of equality in which ...
Hence, the world union as Sri Aurobindo envisages would not be rigid and dogmatic. It would not succumb to hegemonic ambitions of any particular nation because a true world union would be based on the "principle of equality in which ...
Debates in Indian Philosophy: Classical, Colonial, and Contemporary A. Raghuramaraju - 2007 - 152 pages
In this context it is important to take note of yet another view, that of thinkers like Sri Aurobindo who explain ... culture upon the East has been all the more crushing because political hegemony accompanied the cultural imperialism. ...
In this context it is important to take note of yet another view, that of thinkers like Sri Aurobindo who explain ... culture upon the East has been all the more crushing because political hegemony accompanied the cultural imperialism. ...
Letting be: Fred Dallmayr's cosmopolitical vision Stephen Frederick Schneck - 2006 - 382 pages
Such an outlook makes economics the reigning ideology of our time, andAurobindo means to challenge this hegemony. Recoiling at the dominance of economics, he urges people to strive for the full development of their body, mind, ...
Such an outlook makes economics the reigning ideology of our time, andAurobindo means to challenge this hegemony. Recoiling at the dominance of economics, he urges people to strive for the full development of their body, mind, ...
Perspectives on global cultures - Page 151 Ramaswami Harindranath - 2006 - 179 pages
Whereas for the former, such as Vivekananda and Aurobindo, Indian nationalism was, at least temporarily, ... and national culture attest to the complex processes of hegemony and counter-hegemony that are intrinsic to national politics, ...
Whereas for the former, such as Vivekananda and Aurobindo, Indian nationalism was, at least temporarily, ... and national culture attest to the complex processes of hegemony and counter-hegemony that are intrinsic to national politics, ...
Guru English: South Asian religion in a cosmopolitan language - Page 28 Srinivas Aravamudan - 2006 - 330 pages
... the metanarrative around urban-educated middle-class nationalism that characterizes ruling-class hegemony is now ... Chatterjee and Sri Aurobindo. The third template involves the Gandhian departure from both the European thesis and ...
... the metanarrative around urban-educated middle-class nationalism that characterizes ruling-class hegemony is now ... Chatterjee and Sri Aurobindo. The third template involves the Gandhian departure from both the European thesis and ...
Secularism, communalism, and the intellectuals Zaheer Baber - 2006 - 99 pages
... various communities in preparation India were Aurobindo Ghose, Bankim Chatterjee, Tilak, Lajpat Rai, Malaviya, ... the Muslim supporters of the nationalist movement, who began to perceive the Congress as a cover for Hindu hegemony. ...
... various communities in preparation India were Aurobindo Ghose, Bankim Chatterjee, Tilak, Lajpat Rai, Malaviya, ... the Muslim supporters of the nationalist movement, who began to perceive the Congress as a cover for Hindu hegemony. ...
Affective communities: anticolonial thought, Fin-De-Siècle ... - Page 11 Leela Gandhi - 2006 - 254 pages
... more often than not, only speak its polemical name in and as a denunciation of western hegemony? ... Together Mirra Alfassa and Sri Aurobindo developed a culturally collaborative "spiritualist" critique of both imperial culture and ...
... more often than not, only speak its polemical name in and as a denunciation of western hegemony? ... Together Mirra Alfassa and Sri Aurobindo developed a culturally collaborative "spiritualist" critique of both imperial culture and ...
The insurrection of little selves: the crisis of ... Aditya Nigam - 2006 - 351 pages
Aurobindo was of course speaking for the nation as only a Hindu could. The histories of the different modern Selves as they emerge ... By simply privileging the history that the hegemonic construction of nationalism gave to the nation, ...
Aurobindo was of course speaking for the nation as only a Hindu could. The histories of the different modern Selves as they emerge ... By simply privileging the history that the hegemonic construction of nationalism gave to the nation, ...
Political ideas in modern India: thematic explorations - Page 16 Vrajendra Raj Mehta, Thomas Pantham, Project ... - 2006 - 481 pages
It is thus clear that Aurobindo relied on the Hindu religious texts and supernatural characters principally to create ... Despite their occasional challenges to thehegemonic Brahminical order, the nationalist radical thinkers adopted ...
It is thus clear that Aurobindo relied on the Hindu religious texts and supernatural characters principally to create ... Despite their occasional challenges to thehegemonic Brahminical order, the nationalist radical thinkers adopted ...
Understanding Karma: In Light of Paul Ricoeur's Philosophical ... - Page 74 Shrinivas Tilak - 2006 - 515 pages
... from an 'alien' model and discipline whose power and hegemony had remained uncontested by generations of scholars. ... to Aurobindo to Western. Finally, Indian Theories of Hermeneutics (2002), edited by PC Muraleedharan is a ...
... from an 'alien' model and discipline whose power and hegemony had remained uncontested by generations of scholars. ... to Aurobindo to Western. Finally, Indian Theories of Hermeneutics (2002), edited by PC Muraleedharan is a ...
Writing The Sacred: A Psalm-Inspired Path To Appreciating And ... - Page 184 Ray McGinnis - 2005 - 222 pages
Praises to Shankara, to Gandhi, and to Aurobindo. Reclaim our possibilities from the heavens, and pour ice cold water on the fires of hell. Reject the hegemony of the priest and priestess. Learn to build and walk your own path. ...
Praises to Shankara, to Gandhi, and to Aurobindo. Reclaim our possibilities from the heavens, and pour ice cold water on the fires of hell. Reject the hegemony of the priest and priestess. Learn to build and walk your own path. ...
Authentic voices of South Asia Usman Khalid - 2005 - 354 pages
Acknowledging this, Aurobindo Ghose, the early twentieth century precursor of Bengali terrorism who later devoted his life to spiritual ... J. Hutchinson and AD Smith, Nationalism, Oxford, 1994: 21-25 440 For the concept of hegemony cf. ...
Acknowledging this, Aurobindo Ghose, the early twentieth century precursor of Bengali terrorism who later devoted his life to spiritual ... J. Hutchinson and AD Smith, Nationalism, Oxford, 1994: 21-25 440 For the concept of hegemony cf. ...
Nationalism, religion, and beyond: writings on politics, society, ... Aurobindo Ghose, Peter Heehs - 2005 - 364 pages
The impact of this "hegemony" (as it nowadays is called) seemed more significant to Aurobindo than the cruder forms of outward control. In a series of essays written between 1916 and 1920, he discussed various aspects of the conflict of ...
The impact of this "hegemony" (as it nowadays is called) seemed more significant to Aurobindo than the cruder forms of outward control. In a series of essays written between 1916 and 1920, he discussed various aspects of the conflict of ...
Awakened India Advaita Ashrama - 2005
... of English hegemony, it is noteworthy that the basic act of condemnation also involved an act of conformity. ... Aurobindo attempted to establish the identity of Hinduism not by return to the past nor by asserting its timeless ...
... of English hegemony, it is noteworthy that the basic act of condemnation also involved an act of conformity. ... Aurobindo attempted to establish the identity of Hinduism not by return to the past nor by asserting its timeless ...
The Book review 2005
Focusing on the Puranas, he details how brahmins reestablished their hegemonythrough clever and cunning ... She argues that Hindu nationalists like Vivekananda or Aurobindo, even when they believed in Hindu superiority did not advocate ...
Focusing on the Puranas, he details how brahmins reestablished their hegemonythrough clever and cunning ... She argues that Hindu nationalists like Vivekananda or Aurobindo, even when they believed in Hindu superiority did not advocate ...
History of the communist movement in India Communist Party of India (Marxist). History ... - 2005 - 248 pages
Influential thinkers like Aurobindo Ghosh and Swami Vivekananda too were influenced by the new wave of thinking. ... The world is amidst the third epoch under the hegemony of the vaishyas (traders). The fourth epoch will evolve under ...
Influential thinkers like Aurobindo Ghosh and Swami Vivekananda too were influenced by the new wave of thinking. ... The world is amidst the third epoch under the hegemony of the vaishyas (traders). The fourth epoch will evolve under ...
Ramakrishna Mission and community service in Eastern India ... Anindya Sen - 2005 - 400 pages
... ie, "manifestation of the divinity within' has been stressed by Aurobindo, Rabindranath and Gandhi, and also accepted by our Government as ... Infact their humanistic ideal of enlightenment was masked to unleash hegemonic control. ...
... ie, "manifestation of the divinity within' has been stressed by Aurobindo, Rabindranath and Gandhi, and also accepted by our Government as ... Infact their humanistic ideal of enlightenment was masked to unleash hegemonic control. ...
Three statesmen: Gokhale, Gandhi, and Nehru Bal Ram Nanda - 2004 - 1188 pages
... at the new men and their ideas ; they threatened to disturb the harmony of the Congress organization and his hegemony over it. He had no patience with the nostrums put forward by Aurobindo Ghose, Lajpat Rai and Bal Gangadhar Tilak. ...
... at the new men and their ideas ; they threatened to disturb the harmony of the Congress organization and his hegemony over it. He had no patience with the nostrums put forward by Aurobindo Ghose, Lajpat Rai and Bal Gangadhar Tilak. ...
Rethinking ethnicity: majority groups and dominant minorities - Page 211 Eric P. Kaufmann - 2004 - 254 pages
... the physical geography of India acquires sacrosanct status was dependent on earlier ideas, such as those of Aurobindo Ghose who had argued that the nation was literally sacred, and nationalism was literally a religion which had come from God. ... This is a hegemonic ...
... the physical geography of India acquires sacrosanct status was dependent on earlier ideas, such as those of Aurobindo Ghose who had argued that the nation was literally sacred, and nationalism was literally a religion which had come from God. ... This is a hegemonic ...
Decolonization: perspectives from now and then - Page 87 Prasenjit Duara - 2004 - 312 pages
... would bring an end to centuries of European global hegemony following yet another global conflict between 1937 and 1945. ... Rabindranath Tagore and Aurobindo Ghose, who like Vivekananda were both Bengalis who had been extensively ...
... would bring an end to centuries of European global hegemony following yet another global conflict between 1937 and 1945. ... Rabindranath Tagore and Aurobindo Ghose, who like Vivekananda were both Bengalis who had been extensively ...
Irish orientalism: a literary and intellectual history - Page 326 Joseph Allen Lennon - 2004 - 478 pages
... particularly in the work of Rabindranath Tagore and Aurobindo Ghose, who titled his Renaissance in India (1946) after the ... ethnic, cultural, or political divisions, nor does it advocate any program for one culture's hegemony. ...
... particularly in the work of Rabindranath Tagore and Aurobindo Ghose, who titled his Renaissance in India (1946) after the ... ethnic, cultural, or political divisions, nor does it advocate any program for one culture's hegemony. ...
Ayodhya 1992-2003: the assertion of cultural and religious hegemony Jan-Peter Hartung, Gillian Hawkes, Anuradha ... - 2004 - 190 pages
1932), Aurobindo Ghosh 10 'Society' is understood in the Weberian sense, as an institutionally differentiated rational form of social intercourse. It is distinct from 'community' which, as in the case of religious communities, ...
1932), Aurobindo Ghosh 10 'Society' is understood in the Weberian sense, as an institutionally differentiated rational form of social intercourse. It is distinct from 'community' which, as in the case of religious communities, ...
Religious movements in South Asia, 600-1800 David N. Lorenzen - 2004 - 380 pages
... Aurobindo, who somewhere asserts that 'the incarnate raksasa' is the 'huge unbridled force ... of the exaggerated ... a hegemonic version, and it is this, I have contended, all oppositional versions presuppose in their opposition. ...
... Aurobindo, who somewhere asserts that 'the incarnate raksasa' is the 'huge unbridled force ... of the exaggerated ... a hegemonic version, and it is this, I have contended, all oppositional versions presuppose in their opposition. ...
The development of religion, the religion of development Ananta Kumar Giri, Anton van Harskamp, Oscar ... - 2004 - 196 pages
We know after all that religion often is a motivating source for many people involved in development practices.
We know after all that religion often is a motivating source for many people involved in development practices.
Identity and religion: foundations of anti-Islamism in India - Page 28 Amalendu Misra - 2004 - 262 pages
The main votaries of this approach were Swami Vivekananda, Aurobindo Ghosh, Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya and Bal Gangadhar Tilak. ... The end of Muslim rule, in Vivekananda's view, did not necessarily mean the decline of Muslim hegemony....
The main votaries of this approach were Swami Vivekananda, Aurobindo Ghosh, Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya and Bal Gangadhar Tilak. ... The end of Muslim rule, in Vivekananda's view, did not necessarily mean the decline of Muslim hegemony....
Futures beyond dystopia: creating social foresight - Page 28 Richard Slaughter - 2004 - 306 pages
... and advaita Vedanta traditions; the modern sages such as Sri Aurobindo, Sri Ramana Maharshi and Tibetan lamas. ... in the Western industrial worldview - particularly short-term thinking and the hegemony of instrumental rationality. ...
... and advaita Vedanta traditions; the modern sages such as Sri Aurobindo, Sri Ramana Maharshi and Tibetan lamas. ... in the Western industrial worldview - particularly short-term thinking and the hegemony of instrumental rationality. ...
Religion and homeland in Bengal: a territorial interpretation of ... Reece M. Jones - 2004 - 160 pages
This is a hegemonic discourse that requires the inclusion of "others" as long as they "know their place," similar to the interactive ... In the remaining sections of this chapter the writings of Aurobindo Ghose, Bipin Chandra Pal, ...
This is a hegemonic discourse that requires the inclusion of "others" as long as they "know their place," similar to the interactive ... In the remaining sections of this chapter the writings of Aurobindo Ghose, Bipin Chandra Pal, ...
Against empire: feminisms, racism, and the West Zillah R. Eisenstein - 2004 - 236 pages
The notion of the global must be reclaimed — taken from capitalist hegemony — for a radically inclusive humanity. ... is hard to fathom and must be achieved while safeguarding what Sri Aurobindo calls the race's "roots of vitality", ...
The notion of the global must be reclaimed — taken from capitalist hegemony — for a radically inclusive humanity. ... is hard to fathom and must be achieved while safeguarding what Sri Aurobindo calls the race's "roots of vitality", ...
Critical spectrum: essays in literary culture : in honour of Prof. ... C. D. Narasimhaiah, Satish C. Aikant - 2004 - 296 pages
... foreshadows the philosophical and metaphysical underpinning of Aurobindo'shegemonic symbolism: "I know that in this ... In her poetry, then, Toru Dutt was already practicing a poetic which Aurobindo was to bring to exalted, ...
... foreshadows the philosophical and metaphysical underpinning of Aurobindo'shegemonic symbolism: "I know that in this ... In her poetry, then, Toru Dutt was already practicing a poetic which Aurobindo was to bring to exalted, ...
The antiquity of nations - Page 220 Anthony D. Smith - 2004 - 266 pages
Banerjea and Aurobindo. a predominantly intellectual and religious golden age that could be counterposed both to Christianity and ... only served to strengthen the exclusive and hegemonic tendencies in Indian nationalism.26 If religious ...
Banerjea and Aurobindo. a predominantly intellectual and religious golden age that could be counterposed both to Christianity and ... only served to strengthen the exclusive and hegemonic tendencies in Indian nationalism.26 If religious ...
Postcolonial contraventions: cultural readings of race, ... - Page 2 Laura Chrisman - 2003 - 200 pages
culturalist hegemony has diminished, and that thinkers such as Robert Young have arguably shifted to registers that are more ... Sri Aurobindo, Joseph Casely Hayford, Claude McKay, Rabindranath Tagore and Sol Plaatje.9 I emphasise these ...
culturalist hegemony has diminished, and that thinkers such as Robert Young have arguably shifted to registers that are more ... Sri Aurobindo, Joseph Casely Hayford, Claude McKay, Rabindranath Tagore and Sol Plaatje.9 I emphasise these ...
Glory Of Indian Culture - Page 39 Giriraj Shah Satya Pal Ruhela - 2003 - 152 pages
... odd and significant: the odd was the introduction of British hegemony overIndia
... odd and significant: the odd was the introduction of British hegemony over
Indian giants crack AIM: Vivekananda, Ambedkar and Aurobindo : ... Parameśa Caudhurī - 2003 - 250 pages
Mahatma Phule, a low caste (Untouchable) gardener by caste was the first person to have revolted against the caste system and the Brahminical hegemony in all spheres of life as early as in 1848. Although his influence was confined to ...
Mahatma Phule, a low caste (Untouchable) gardener by caste was the first person to have revolted against the caste system and the Brahminical hegemony in all spheres of life as early as in 1848. Although his influence was confined to ...
Romanticism in Bengal 1881-1922: an anthology of articles from Bangla Mālinī Bhaṭṭācārya, Anasuya Ghosh - 2003 - 207 pages
... yet developed a hegemonic presence in the extra- academic cultural life of the urban educated Bengali middle class. ... Seal and Aurobindo Ghose are originals written in English. The purpose of the anthology is to explore how the ...
... yet developed a hegemonic presence in the extra- academic cultural life of the urban educated Bengali middle class. ... Seal and Aurobindo Ghose are originals written in English. The purpose of the anthology is to explore how the ...
A moral critique of development: in search of global responsibilities - Page 274 Philip Quarles van Ufford, Ananta Kumar Giri - 2003 - 309 pages
For Harvey, an architect not only executes a priori hegemonic plans, s/he also negotiates with contingencies on the ... 5 In this context, Sri Aurobindo writes: 'Rome was the human will oppressing and disciplining the emotional and ...
For Harvey, an architect not only executes a priori hegemonic plans, s/he also negotiates with contingencies on the ... 5 In this context, Sri Aurobindo writes: 'Rome was the human will oppressing and disciplining the emotional and ...
Deconstructing the hegemony of the state: dialectics of domination ... Sheo Narayan Singh Anived, Nehru Memorial ... - 2003 - 55 pages
... through the articulations of Vivekananda, Tagore, Tilak, Aurobindo, Bharati, Iqbal and Gandhi that, the conflict could be ... After the success of the Swadeshi movement, the counter- hegemonic project of the nationalist movement, ...
... through the articulations of Vivekananda, Tagore, Tilak, Aurobindo, Bharati, Iqbal and Gandhi that, the conflict could be ... After the success of the Swadeshi movement, the counter- hegemonic project of the nationalist movement, ...
Hindutva parivar - Page 75 M. G. Chitkara - 2003 - 259 pages
As a result, the Islamic aggressors' hegemony was ultimately overthrown. During the British rule also, we find the same ... Shri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, Swami Vivekananda, Yogi Aurobindo and others, who were followed by Veer Savarkar, ...
As a result, the Islamic aggressors' hegemony was ultimately overthrown. During the British rule also, we find the same ... Shri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, Swami Vivekananda, Yogi Aurobindo and others, who were followed by Veer Savarkar, ...
Social implications of schooling: knowledge, pedogogy, and ... Avijit Pathak - 2002 - 260 pages
Sri Aurobindo, we know, wrote extensively on Indian culture and civilisation. Like Gandhi and Tagore, he too was disturbed by colonialism, its hegemonic urge, its principle of domination and the way it sought to undermine the cultural ...
Sri Aurobindo, we know, wrote extensively on Indian culture and civilisation. Like Gandhi and Tagore, he too was disturbed by colonialism, its hegemonic urge, its principle of domination and the way it sought to undermine the cultural ...
Conversations and transformations: toward a new ethics of self and ... Ananta Kumar Giri - 2002 - 347 pages
For Sri Aurobindo, "That higher principle seems to be provided for us by the human faculty for reason and ... deserves our careful attention: Transcendence in its threefold function as a principle of protest against cultural hegemony, ... Page xx Challenging (without ignoring) hegemonic Western discourses, ... Thus, one encounters in the book (unsurprisingly) venerable figures of the Indian independence struggle like Gandhi and Sri Aurobindo. ...
For Sri Aurobindo, "That higher principle seems to be provided for us by the human faculty for reason and ... deserves our careful attention: Transcendence in its threefold function as a principle of protest against cultural hegemony, ... Page xx Challenging (without ignoring) hegemonic Western discourses, ... Thus, one encounters in the book (unsurprisingly) venerable figures of the Indian independence struggle like Gandhi and Sri Aurobindo. ...
Lineages of the Present: Ideology and Politics in Contemporary ... - Page 175 Aijaz Ahmad - 2002 - 382 pages
Large chunks of Bankim and Aurobindo are simply rehearsed as precursors of modern-day Hindutva. ... One of the notable features of this bid for building an alternative national hegemony is that the RSS lays claim, in the religious ...
Large chunks of Bankim and Aurobindo are simply rehearsed as precursors of modern-day Hindutva. ... One of the notable features of this bid for building an alternative national hegemony is that the RSS lays claim, in the religious ...
Bulletin of the Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture Ramakrishna Mission. Institute of Culture - 2002
... because it showed a radical departure by redeeming human faith from the sacerdotal hegemony of the later Vedic age ... conquering death' inspired Sri Aurobindo to attempt a great mystical epic of supramental sweep in twelve books. ...
... because it showed a radical departure by redeeming human faith from the sacerdotal hegemony of the later Vedic age ... conquering death' inspired Sri Aurobindo to attempt a great mystical epic of supramental sweep in twelve books. ...
Journal of religious studies Punjabi University
... the hegemony of British intellectual power, which was portrayed as untrustworthy in the face of Vedic scriptural evidence. ... Aurobindo and Vivekananda too rejected the Aryan invasion theory and appealed to scholars to oppose it. ...
... the hegemony of British intellectual power, which was portrayed as untrustworthy in the face of Vedic scriptural evidence. ... Aurobindo and Vivekananda too rejected the Aryan invasion theory and appealed to scholars to oppose it. ...
Sociological bulletin Indian Sociological Society - 2002
... only on the edifice of the national religion which, in the case ofIndia
... only on the edifice of the national religion which, in the case of
Indian English novel in the nineties - Page 5 Sheo Bhushan Shukla, Anu Shukla, Indian ... - 2002 - 156 pages
All the same, it can be largely assumed that the main thrust of postcolonialism is resistance to the hegemony of ... There has been postcoloniality in India even before independence (consider Gandhi, Sri Aurobindo and Tagore) and ...
All the same, it can be largely assumed that the main thrust of postcolonialism is resistance to the hegemony of ... There has been postcoloniality in India even before independence (consider Gandhi, Sri Aurobindo and Tagore) and ...
Children in globalising India: challenging our conscience Enakshi Ganguly Thukral, HAQ: Centre for Civil ... - 2002 - 363 pages
... hegemony over Indian plurality with respect to value framework, cultural history and sources of knowledge. ... While the NCERT document is replete with references to the educational philosophy and writings of Aurobindo, ...
... hegemony over Indian plurality with respect to value framework, cultural history and sources of knowledge. ... While the NCERT document is replete with references to the educational philosophy and writings of Aurobindo, ...
Journal of Dharma Dharmaram College . Centre for the Study of ... - 2002
The modern age has produced outstanding cultural leaders like Raja Rammohun Roy, Aurobindo Ghosh, Rabindranath Tagore, Swami Vivekananda and Mahatma Gandhi who were admired not only by Indians but by people all over the world. ...
The modern age has produced outstanding cultural leaders like Raja Rammohun Roy, Aurobindo Ghosh, Rabindranath Tagore, Swami Vivekananda and Mahatma Gandhi who were admired not only by Indians but by people all over the world. ...
The irony is that such self-alienation does not alienate; it only reinforces the political and social hegemony of ... The convergence produced national heroes like Rammohan Roy, Keshab Chandra Sen, Swami Vivekananda, Sri Aurobindo, ...
Development without disorders: criminological viewpoints G. S. Bajpai - 2002 - 381 pages
Sri Aurobindo while acknowledging the crucial significance of Reason in human life and of Enlightenment in human ... our careful attention: Transcendence in its threefold function as a principle of protest against cultural hegemony, ...
Sri Aurobindo while acknowledging the crucial significance of Reason in human life and of Enlightenment in human ... our careful attention: Transcendence in its threefold function as a principle of protest against cultural hegemony, ...
Bengalis: The People, Their History and Culture - Page 101 S.N. Das - 2002 - 284 pages
The task initiated by Vivekananda was finally completed by Aurobindo in our century. ... ofIndia
The task initiated by Vivekananda was finally completed by Aurobindo in our century. ... of
Hinduism's human face M. L. Sondhi - 2002 - 322 pages
The theocratic hegemony can only become irrelevant and lose its power to shape the future of Hinduism if every ... Dayananda Saraswati, Sri Ramakrishna, Swami Vivekananda, Ramana Maharshi and Sri Aurobindo, men and women who are an ...
The theocratic hegemony can only become irrelevant and lose its power to shape the future of Hinduism if every ... Dayananda Saraswati, Sri Ramakrishna, Swami Vivekananda, Ramana Maharshi and Sri Aurobindo, men and women who are an ...
Postmodernism and public policy: reframing religion, culture, ... - Page 46 John B. Cobb - 2002 - 206 pages
Perhaps the totality of things is such that both Buddha-nature and much of what Aurobindo finds in the cosmos are ... The quest for an overview that would allow them to complement one another is regarded as a forbidden, hegemonic move. ...
Perhaps the totality of things is such that both Buddha-nature and much of what Aurobindo finds in the cosmos are ... The quest for an overview that would allow them to complement one another is regarded as a forbidden, hegemonic move. ...
The Sikh review Sikh Cultural Centre, Calcutta
... like the Hindu revivalist movement of the 19th and early 20th century, but political hegemony. ... Vivekananda and Aurobindo, who were responsive to the challenges of caste, colonialism); and a general breakdown of confidence in the ...
... like the Hindu revivalist movement of the 19th and early 20th century, but political hegemony. ... Vivekananda and Aurobindo, who were responsive to the challenges of caste, colonialism); and a general breakdown of confidence in the ...
Sri Aurobindo Ghose: the dweller in the lands of silence William Kluback, Michael Finkenthal - 2001 - 167 pages
(The Synthesis of Yoga [Pondicherry: Sri Aurobindo Ashram Press, 1988], 17). There is an aesthetic form in this harmony of self and collectivity. Opposites easily struggle with each other for hegemony, bringing the incursions of chaos ...
(The Synthesis of Yoga [Pondicherry: Sri Aurobindo Ashram Press, 1988], 17). There is an aesthetic form in this harmony of self and collectivity. Opposites easily struggle with each other for hegemony, bringing the incursions of chaos ...
Indian ode to the West wind: studies in literary encounters Sisir Kumar Das - 2001 - 248 pages
1920) later included in Foundation of Indian Culture, Sri Aurobindo Library, New York, 1953, p. 344. 15. ... Then it was the Empire, now it is ELT, or the hegemony of English as the preeminent international language. ...
1920) later included in Foundation of Indian Culture, Sri Aurobindo Library, New York, 1953, p. 344. 15. ... Then it was the Empire, now it is ELT, or the hegemony of English as the preeminent international language. ...
Decolonizing the Hindu mind: ideological development of Hindu ... Koenraad Elst - 2001 - 657 pages
In some cases, from Sri Aurobindo to Arun Shourie (1941-), the intellectual leadership roles in Hindu revivalism have been taken by ... the colonized mentality goes even deeper than the mindless aping of once-hegemonic foreign models. ...
In some cases, from Sri Aurobindo to Arun Shourie (1941-), the intellectual leadership roles in Hindu revivalism have been taken by ... the colonized mentality goes even deeper than the mindless aping of once-hegemonic foreign models. ...
Literature and culture Sachidananda Mohanty - 2001 - 232 pages
Those who are concerned about the grave crisis in India today should read two essays by Sri Aurobindo — "The ... The primacy that he sought was not for hegemony or dominance but what Partha Chatterji would aptly term one of "the two...
Those who are concerned about the grave crisis in India today should read two essays by Sri Aurobindo — "The ... The primacy that he sought was not for hegemony or dominance but what Partha Chatterji would aptly term one of "the two...
... Sri Aurobindo 9 Introduction 15 Why Cultural Travel? 18 On the Trail of DH Lawrence: Taos , New Mexico , USA Texas Austin , USA Cairo
Theory in practice: essays in honour of C.D. Narasimhaiah C. D. Narasimhaiah, Dodderi Aswathanarayanarao ... - 2001 - 351 pages
Consequently, the terms 'Indianness' and 'Indian Sensibility' can be charged as being vague and hegemonic — what the ... In one of his essays in the collection The Swan and the Eagle CDN approvingly quotes Aurobindo who, according to ...
Consequently, the terms 'Indianness' and 'Indian Sensibility' can be charged as being vague and hegemonic — what the ... In one of his essays in the collection The Swan and the Eagle CDN approvingly quotes Aurobindo who, according to ...
Sri Aurobindo, thinker and the yogi of the future M. G. Umar - 2001 - 284 pages
In the world union unity will have a psychological basis without hegemony and binding rules. Elimination of war by peaceful means and through negotiations, and for economic interests may eliminate the necessity of military units. ...
In the world union unity will have a psychological basis without hegemony and binding rules. Elimination of war by peaceful means and through negotiations, and for economic interests may eliminate the necessity of military units. ...
Encyclopedia of postcolonial studies - Page 310 John Charles Hawley - 2001 - 510 pages
... that is further elaborated by an analytical critique of "father of the nation" Gandhi and the mystic Sri Aurobindo. ... In Alternative Sciences, he discards the hegemonic mode of Western science and argues for an alternative to be ...
... that is further elaborated by an analytical critique of "father of the nation" Gandhi and the mystic Sri Aurobindo. ... In Alternative Sciences, he discards the hegemonic mode of Western science and argues for an alternative to be ...
A Western journalist on India: the ferengi's columns François Gautier - 2001 - 176 pages
you have had a Shivaji, a Rani of Jhansi, or a Sri Aurobindo, who, let us remember, gave a call as early as 1906 for ... the hegemonic tendencies of China, or the globalization and westernization of India, which is another form of war. ...
you have had a Shivaji, a Rani of Jhansi, or a Sri Aurobindo, who, let us remember, gave a call as early as 1906 for ... the hegemonic tendencies of China, or the globalization and westernization of India, which is another form of war. ...
For China Tibet Hong Kong , it got part of Ladakh; now it wants Taiwan
Mainstream 2001
Before Gandhi, Sri Aurobindo and Bal Gangadhar Tilak had given the Gita a new spirit and inspiring ... superstition, the rigid caste system and patriarchy and hegemony of the priests) in the country and to that end a mighty effort was ...
Before Gandhi, Sri Aurobindo and Bal Gangadhar Tilak had given the Gita a new spirit and inspiring ... superstition, the rigid caste system and patriarchy and hegemony of the priests) in the country and to that end a mighty effort was ...
Social sciences research journal 2001
difficult to realize when we start from the primacy of either the ethical or the aesthetic and Sri Aurobindo urges us ... instead he urges us to find ways of restoring Kant's longing for freedom without making such a longing hegemonic. ...
difficult to realize when we start from the primacy of either the ethical or the aesthetic and Sri Aurobindo urges us ... instead he urges us to find ways of restoring Kant's longing for freedom without making such a longing hegemonic. ...
Leadership and power: ethical explorations S. K. Chakraborty, Pradip Bhattacharya - 2001 - 453 pages
Though the king enjoyed total power and hegemony over his subjects, his power was never absolute. ... Sri Aurobindo writes, Indian civilization evolved an admirable political system, built solidly and with an enduring soundness, ...
Though the king enjoyed total power and hegemony over his subjects, his power was never absolute. ... Sri Aurobindo writes, Indian civilization evolved an admirable political system, built solidly and with an enduring soundness, ...
Dissenting knowledges, open futures: the multiple selves and ... Ashis Nandy, Vinay Lal - 2000 - 352 pages
... have ambiguous sexualities which are deliberately played upon: Gandhi, Oscar Wilde, Kipling, CF Andrews (the English priest described by Gandhi as Indian at heart and a true Englishman), Aurobindo However, this 11 Ibid., p. ...
... have ambiguous sexualities which are deliberately played upon: Gandhi, Oscar Wilde, Kipling, CF Andrews (the English priest described by Gandhi as Indian at heart and a true Englishman), Aurobindo However, this 11 Ibid., p. ...
Vivekananda, speeches and writings: a critical study C. L. Khatri - 2000 - 167 pages
Tagore and Aurobindo can be placed in that tradition. A body of Mantric poetry that we find in Aurobindo was ... Their writings are born of the British hegemonyand the social, political, economic and religious milieu of the time. ...
Tagore and Aurobindo can be placed in that tradition. A body of Mantric poetry that we find in Aurobindo was ... Their writings are born of the British hegemonyand the social, political, economic and religious milieu of the time. ...
Religion and community - Page 335 Keith Ward - 2000 - 366 pages
... is a secular state within which religious groups play an important role, and often claim cultural hegemony. ... So, for instance, the work of Aurobindo, considered in the second volume of this scries, Religion and Creation (Oxford
... is a secular state within which religious groups play an important role, and often claim cultural hegemony. ... So, for instance, the work of Aurobindo, considered in the second volume of this scries, Religion and Creation (
The Indian imagination: critical essays on Indian writing in English - Page 10 K. D. Verma - 2000 - 268 pages
... Hegel as in Aurobindo the word "consciousness" holds the currency in understanding the relationship between art and consciousness ... mechanism of hegemony is a long sociopsychological and historical process of continuous decoding. ...
... Hegel as in Aurobindo the word "consciousness" holds the currency in understanding the relationship between art and consciousness ... mechanism of hegemony is a long sociopsychological and historical process of continuous decoding. ...
The emergence of Hindu nationalism in India John Zavos - 2000 - 245 pages
... suggests the ideological construction of Hindu nationalism as a cultural strategy to defend brahmanical hegemony. ... and leads Jaffrelot to describe the extremist strategy of the Congress nationalists Tilak and Aurobindo as a ...
... suggests the ideological construction of Hindu nationalism as a cultural strategy to defend brahmanical hegemony. ... and leads Jaffrelot to describe the extremist strategy of the Congress nationalists Tilak and Aurobindo as a ...
The Rigveda: a historical analysis Shrikant G. Talageri - 2000 - 520 pages
... Sudas' hegemony in trade and conspired to ruin him with the help of a few others, but, thanks to Indra, he was saved...."266 5. KD Sethna is a staunch disciple of Sri Aurobindo, and also a scholar (as we have noted in our earlier ...
... Sudas' hegemony in trade and conspired to ruin him with the help of a few others, but, thanks to Indra, he was saved...."266 5. KD Sethna is a staunch disciple of Sri Aurobindo, and also a scholar (as we have noted in our earlier ...
India and Europe: selected essays, Nirmal Verma
- 2000 - 175 pages
The underlying idea of the 'nation state', as it was made clear in the early writings of Gandhi and Sri Aurobindo, was to recover the civilisational unity of India which had been so badly ruptured and distorted by two hundred years of ...
- 2000 - 175 pagesThe underlying idea of the 'nation state', as it was made clear in the early writings of Gandhi and Sri Aurobindo, was to recover the civilisational unity of India which had been so badly ruptured and distorted by two hundred years of ...
Sophia University of Melbourne
... is that such elite self-alienation does not truly alienate; it only reinforces the political and social hegemony of elite Brahmanism, lately known ... Keshab-Chandra Sen, Swami Vivekananda, Shri Aurobindo, Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, ...
... is that such elite self-alienation does not truly alienate; it only reinforces the political and social hegemony of elite Brahmanism, lately known ... Keshab-Chandra Sen, Swami Vivekananda, Shri Aurobindo, Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, ...
Women and politics: France, India, and Russia Bharati Ray - 2000 - 196 pages
... The politics of gendered nationalism interacting with ethno-politics at the beginning of the twentieth century went into the restructuring of western hegemony, as this article attempts to show, ... Gokhale and Aurobindo Ghosh.
... The politics of gendered nationalism interacting with ethno-politics at the beginning of the twentieth century went into the restructuring of western hegemony, as this article attempts to show, ... Gokhale and Aurobindo Ghosh.
Modern Asian studies JSTOR (Organization) - 2000
Westernism was concentrated in an English educated elite, for whom it was more empowering than culturally subjugating, facilitating hegemony over the benefits of development but calling forth the Gandhis, Nehrus, Aurobindo ...
Westernism was concentrated in an English educated elite, for whom it was more empowering than culturally subjugating, facilitating hegemony over the benefits of development but calling forth the Gandhis, Nehrus, Aurobindo ...
The nuclear subcontinent: calling for a con-federative remaking of ... Asiananda, Jan R. Hakemulder - 2000 - 459 pages
The post-war order was then challenged by the Soviet hegemonic bid, at the end of which we have now the final shape of a status quo of a unipolar world established under the US and its non-proliferation regime which balances Russia on ...
The post-war order was then challenged by the Soviet hegemonic bid, at the end of which we have now the final shape of a status quo of a unipolar world established under the US and its non-proliferation regime which balances Russia on ...
Indian political thinkers: modern indian political thought - Page 148 N. Jayapalan - 2000 - 370 pages
Recover the source of all strength in yourself and all else will be added to you, social soundness, intellectual pre-eminence, political freedom, the mastery of human thought, the hegemony of the world." Aurobindo wished to raise an ...
Recover the source of all strength in yourself and all else will be added to you, social soundness, intellectual pre-eminence, political freedom, the mastery of human thought, the hegemony of the world." Aurobindo wished to raise an ...
Post-coloniality: reading literature C. T. Indra, Meenakshi Shivram - 1999 - 248 pages
In the words of Sri Aurobindo "India has never been nationally and politically one" (1953: 410). ... appropriating nationalism to replace and perpetuate the hegemoniccontrol which the imperialist power once wielded over the community. ...
In the words of Sri Aurobindo "India has never been nationally and politically one" (1953: 410). ... appropriating nationalism to replace and perpetuate the hegemoniccontrol which the imperialist power once wielded over the community. ...
Orientalism and Religion - Page 69 Richard King - 1999 - 283 pages
Mahatma Gandhi, Vivekananda, Aurobindo and Radhakrishnan has played a seminal role in the construction of contemporary notions of ... to European colonial hegemony in a manner that reflects the influences of a Christian and nationalistic agenda. ...
Mahatma Gandhi, Vivekananda, Aurobindo and Radhakrishnan has played a seminal role in the construction of contemporary notions of ... to European colonial hegemony in a manner that reflects the influences of a Christian and nationalistic agenda. ...
The Penguin Sri Aurobindo reader Aurobindo Ghose, Makarand R. Paranjape - 1999 - 375 pages
Recover the source of all strength in yourselves and all else will be added to you, social soundness, intellectual pre-eminence, political freedom, the mastery of human thought, the hegemony of the world. ...
Recover the source of all strength in yourselves and all else will be added to you, social soundness, intellectual pre-eminence, political freedom, the mastery of human thought, the hegemony of the world. ...
Sri Aurobindo and the new millennium: reflections and reviews R. Y. Deshpande - 1999 - 340 pages
Nehru imposed his own definition of secularism by restricting it to partial opposition to the hegemony of the upper caste Hindus, and to isolating oneself from all religious practices. He introduced the Hindu Code ...
Nehru imposed his own definition of secularism by restricting it to partial opposition to the hegemony of the upper caste Hindus, and to isolating oneself from all religious practices. He introduced the Hindu Code ...
The ideal of human unity - Page 132 Sri Aurobindo - 1999 - 460 pages
... the nations and the effective centre of an The Nazi Third Reich inGermany Europe under a totalitarian hegemony. ...
... the nations and the effective centre of an The Nazi Third Reich in
Indian nationalism: study in evolution Sitanshu Das - 1999 - 232 pages
India's enduring unity, as Sri Aurobindo saw it, was based on shared spiritual and cultural values and the concept of Dharma that united many peoples in a politically decentralized, regionally autonomous union under the hegemony of the ...
India's enduring unity, as Sri Aurobindo saw it, was based on shared spiritual and cultural values and the concept of Dharma that united many peoples in a politically decentralized, regionally autonomous union under the hegemony of the ...
Africa quarterly Indian Council for Africa, Indian Centre for ... - 1999
The emphasis yet was on the termination of the authoritative hegemonic regimes to be substituted by representative ... Leaders such as Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Aurobindo Ghosh, BC Pal, Lala Lajpat Roy and Gopal Krishna Gokhale were the new ...
The emphasis yet was on the termination of the authoritative hegemonic regimes to be substituted by representative ... Leaders such as Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Aurobindo Ghosh, BC Pal, Lala Lajpat Roy and Gopal Krishna Gokhale were the new ...
Tradition and the rhetoric of right: popular political argument in ... - Page 93 David J. Lorenzo - 1999 - 339 pages
In the United States and Europe, the disaffected young saw themselves battling hegemonic social and political structures that flattened human life with their emphasis on consistency, stability, and instrumental rationality at the ...
In the United States and Europe, the disaffected young saw themselves battling hegemonic social and political structures that flattened human life with their emphasis on consistency, stability, and instrumental rationality at the ...
The politics of home: postcolonial relocations and ... - Page 157 Rosemary Marangoly George - 1999 - 265 pages
Such a philosophy flounders when it is expected to explicate real life, material effects like consent terms and hegemonic religious practices. Hence Eliot, Keats, the Upanishads, Lawrence, Aurobindo Ghose and Robert Burns, ...
Such a philosophy flounders when it is expected to explicate real life, material effects like consent terms and hegemonic religious practices. Hence Eliot, Keats, the Upanishads, Lawrence, Aurobindo Ghose and Robert Burns, ...
In the footsteps of Xuanzang: Tan Yun-shan and India - Page 143 Chung Tan, Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts - 1999 - 251 pages
Although on the face of it, the lofty universalism of Aurobindo and Gandhi seems far removed from such a ... society can this closure prevent alternative narratives from challenging the hegemonic representation of political community. ...
Although on the face of it, the lofty universalism of Aurobindo and Gandhi seems far removed from such a ... society can this closure prevent alternative narratives from challenging the hegemonic representation of political community. ...
Nationalism, terrorism, communalism: essays in modern Indian history Peter Heehs - 1998 - 174 pages
Vivekananda, who held the same belief, justified it by asserting that Vedantic Hinduism was based on eternal principles discovered by spiritual experience.71Aurobindo agreed that the seers of the Vedas and Upanishads had discovered ...
Vivekananda, who held the same belief, justified it by asserting that Vedantic Hinduism was based on eternal principles discovered by spiritual experience.71Aurobindo agreed that the seers of the Vedas and Upanishads had discovered ...
Nationalism, regionalism, and philosophy of national integration - Page 98 N. Malla - 1998 - 213 pages
A hegemony or confederacy under an imperial head would be the nearest western analogy to the conception they sought to impose on the minds of the people (Sri Aurobindo, 1980:371-2). But, both Sri Aurobindo and Tilak failed to appreciate ...
A hegemony or confederacy under an imperial head would be the nearest western analogy to the conception they sought to impose on the minds of the people (Sri Aurobindo, 1980:371-2). But, both Sri Aurobindo and Tilak failed to appreciate ...
Exiled at home: comprising, At the edge of psychology, The ... Ashis Nandy - 1998 - 466 pages
successfully, Aurobindo did try to evolve such a response to the West. Only prolonged victimhood could give depth to such a ... he recognized that once the hegemony of a theory of imperialism without winners and losers was established,...
successfully, Aurobindo did try to evolve such a response to the West. Only prolonged victimhood could give depth to such a ... he recognized that once the hegemony of a theory of imperialism without winners and losers was established,...
Hindu Nationalism in India: Modern trends 1998
172 In 1903 Aurobindo wrote a leaflet entitled "No Compromise", which was circulated secretly. ... Recover the source of all strength. . . political freedom, the mastery of human thought, the hegemony of the world. ...
172 In 1903 Aurobindo wrote a leaflet entitled "No Compromise", which was circulated secretly. ... Recover the source of all strength. . . political freedom, the mastery of human thought, the hegemony of the world. ...
The Eastern anthropologist Ethnographic and Folk-Culture Society (Lucknow ... - 1998
In a different context Giri has quoted Sri Aurobindo to the effect that "the organised state is neither the best ... swoops of world centres of hegemonic power on the other has prepared the ground for mushroom growth of violence and ...
In a different context Giri has quoted Sri Aurobindo to the effect that "the organised state is neither the best ... swoops of world centres of hegemonic power on the other has prepared the ground for mushroom growth of violence and ...
Sociology, ideology, and utopia: socio-political philosophy of ... - Page 47 Debi Prasad Chattopadhyaya - 1997 - 236 pages
Due recognition of this point is not to be found in the writings of Sri Aurobindo. His criticism of socialism as the ... or ideological hegemony, and, in spite of its high visibility and strong presence, the political framework, ...
Due recognition of this point is not to be found in the writings of Sri Aurobindo. His criticism of socialism as the ... or ideological hegemony, and, in spite of its high visibility and strong presence, the political framework, ...
Myths and nationhood - Page 47 Geoffrey A. Hosking, George Schöpflin - 1997 - 214 pages
... and Aurobindo, a predominantly intellectual and religious golden age that could be counterposed both to ... only served to strengthen the exclusive and hegemonic tendencies in Indian nationalism.36 If religious creativity was the ...
... and Aurobindo, a predominantly intellectual and religious golden age that could be counterposed both to ... only served to strengthen the exclusive and hegemonic tendencies in Indian nationalism.36 If religious creativity was the ...
Writing cultural history in colonial and postcolonial India Henry Schwarz - 1997 - 199 pages
Early Marxists such asRoy
Early Marxists such as
A hegemony or confederacy under an imperial head would be the nearest Western analogy to the conception they sought to impose on the minds of the people. There is no historical evidence that this ideal was ever successfully carried into ...
Human cycle: the ideal of human unity ; war and self-determination Aurobindo Ghose - 1997 - 690 pages
Five will determine the whole policy and action; nothing will readily pass which will be at all displeasing to these new masters of the earth, or let us say, to this new composite hegemony, — for its decisions will at no time be guided ...
Five will determine the whole policy and action; nothing will readily pass which will be at all displeasing to these new masters of the earth, or let us say, to this new composite hegemony, — for its decisions will at no time be guided ...
Contemporary Society: Structure and process - Page 45 S. N. Ratha, Georg Pfeffer, Deepak Kumar Behera - 1997 - 359 pages
A hegemonic textual/cultural order, controlled by the "educated" and more westernized urban elite, was constituted along ... Aurobindo Ghose, for example, was forbidden to speak Indian languages by his nationalist but anglophile father. ...
A hegemonic textual/cultural order, controlled by the "educated" and more westernized urban elite, was constituted along ... Aurobindo Ghose, for example, was forbidden to speak Indian languages by his nationalist but anglophile father. ...
Dominance without hegemony: history and power in colonial India - Page 122 Ranajit Guha - 1997 - 245 pages
... nationalist campaign of this century proved to be of little help to the hegemonicaspirations of its leadership. ... But even the most closely argued rejoinder, like that of Aurobindo Ghosh,30 was less than adequate as an answer to ...
... nationalist campaign of this century proved to be of little help to the hegemonicaspirations of its leadership. ... But even the most closely argued rejoinder, like that of Aurobindo Ghosh,30 was less than adequate as an answer to ...
Local politics and Indian nationalism, Midnapur, 1919-1944 Bidyut Chakrabarty - 1997 - 223 pages
... moreover, the fear of Muslim hegemony, that largely determined the nature of the movement in east Bengal, ... Inspired by Aurobindo Ghose, Kanungo and Basu urged the students in particular to participate in the nationalist struggle. ...
... moreover, the fear of Muslim hegemony, that largely determined the nature of the movement in east Bengal, ... Inspired by Aurobindo Ghose, Kanungo and Basu urged the students in particular to participate in the nationalist struggle. ...
Indian writings in English - Page 81 Manmohan Krishna Bhatnagar - 1996 - 224 pages
The legend as developed by Sri Aurobindo may also suggest a revolt against thehegemony of the male and a return to the early matriarchal conditions. All the same, the poet wants a feminine touch to the masculine consciousness that is ...
The legend as developed by Sri Aurobindo may also suggest a revolt against thehegemony of the male and a return to the early matriarchal conditions. All the same, the poet wants a feminine touch to the masculine consciousness that is ...
Narratives of agency: self-making in China, India, and Japan - Page 113 Wimal Dissanayake - 1996 - 244 pages
... ideas were anticipated or echoed by Swami Vivekananda, Sri Aurobindo, Tilak, and others, as was also the case for Besant's. ... Each model pretends to a national hegemony it has not yet achieved. These would-be models of the Indian ... books.google.com
... ideas were anticipated or echoed by Swami Vivekananda, Sri Aurobindo, Tilak, and others, as was also the case for Besant's. ... Each model pretends to a national hegemony it has not yet achieved. These would-be models of the Indian ... books.google.com
Divine enterprise: Gurus and the Hindu Nationalist Movement - Page 74 Lise McKean - 1996 - 361 pages
This reading of Savarkar does not argue that his ideas and activities have inevitably led to the increasingly hegemonic status of Hindu nationalism. ... No less than the words of Vivekananda and Aurobindo, of Gandhi and Nehru, ...
This reading of Savarkar does not argue that his ideas and activities have inevitably led to the increasingly hegemonic status of Hindu nationalism. ... No less than the words of Vivekananda and Aurobindo, of Gandhi and Nehru, ...
Secularism and liberation: perspectives and strategies for India today Rudolf C. Heredia, Edward Mathias, Indian ... - 1995 - 247 pages
Perhaps these reformers could have succeeded in extending their hegemony over time. ... It was precisely what the Hindu revivalists like Ramakrishna, Vivekananda and Aurobindo did. By invoking the supposedly glorious history of the ...
Perhaps these reformers could have succeeded in extending their hegemony over time. ... It was precisely what the Hindu revivalists like Ramakrishna, Vivekananda and Aurobindo did. By invoking the supposedly glorious history of the ...
Savitri: a legend and a symbol - Page 223 Aurobindo Ghose, Sri Aurobindo - 1995 - 825 pages
... The Spirit's bliss was changed to cosmic pain. Assuring God's self-cowled neutrality A mighty opposition conquered Space. A sovereign ruling falsehood, death and grief, It pressed its fierce hegemony on the earth; ...
... The Spirit's bliss was changed to cosmic pain. Assuring God's self-cowled neutrality A mighty opposition conquered Space. A sovereign ruling falsehood, death and grief, It pressed its fierce hegemony on the earth; ...
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