Zizek’s Preface to our Hegel Book (with Columbia University Press) « Objet petit a July 6, 2010 by crestondavis This preface will appear in Hegel and the Infinite: Religion, Politics, and Dialectic, edited by Zizek/Crockett/Davis… To be published in 2011. HEGEL’S CENTURY Slavoj Zizek
The ultimate anti-Hegelian argument is the very fact of the post-Hegelian break: what even the most fanatical partisan of Hegel cannot deny is that something changed after Hegel, that a new era of thought began which can no longer be accounted for in Hegelian terms of absolute conceptual mediation; this rupture occurs in different guises, from Schelling’s assertion of the abyss of pre-logical Will (vulgarized later by Schopenhauer) and Kierkegaard’s insistence on the uniqueness of faith and subjectivity, through Marx’s assertion of actual socio-economic life-process, and the full autonomization of mathematicized natural sciences, up to Freud’s motif of “death-drive” as a repetition that insists beyond all dialectical mediation. […]
Not even to mention the destructions of great civilizations like the Mongols’ wiping out so much of the Muslim world (the destruction of Baghdad, etc.) in the 13th century – there is no “meaning” in this destruction, the negativity unleashed here did not create the space for a new shape of historical life.)
This is why the time of Hegel still lies ahead – Hegel’s century will be the XXIst.
most underrated philosopher of all time? by doctorzamalek (Graham Harman)
When people think in historical blocks of thinkers, there are usually four names from Kant through Hegel, but then it’s just Husserl-Heidegger. It’s at least conceivable that it ought to be Brentano-Husserl-Heidegger rather than just the two names. A more extreme interpretation is given by Barry Smith, who actually sees Brentano as the best of those three, followed by rapid descent into the decadence of Heidegger (with Levinas and Derrida finally closing out the series with the sub-decadence of jabbering imbeciles). I would never go that far, obviously, but it’s for a good cause: the glorification of Brentano. If you’ve never actually read him, make 2010 the year. He has it all: lucidity, sharpness, originality, biting humor. For now, Brentano gets my vote for “most underrated philosopher of all time.”
Transcendent in America: Hindu-Inspired Meditation Movements as ... - Page 229 Lola Williamson - 2010 - 272 pages
... but a nation typified by small groups, each developing its own style of religiosity. ... It is interesting to note that the HIMM associated with Sri Aurobindo(1872–1950) and the Mother (1878–1973; a French woman who joined Sri ...
... but a nation typified by small groups, each developing its own style of religiosity. ... It is interesting to note that the HIMM associated with Sri Aurobindo(1872–1950) and the Mother (1878–1973; a French woman who joined Sri ...
Sri Aurobindo - A Contemporary Reader Sachidananda Mohanty, Aurobindo Ghose - 2008 - 180 pages
The ancient theory supposed that in an entirely right and sound condition of man, individual and collective, — a condition typified by the legendary Golden Age, Satya Yuga, Age of Truth, ...
The ancient theory supposed that in an entirely right and sound condition of man, individual and collective, — a condition typified by the legendary Golden Age, Satya Yuga, Age of Truth, ...
Wondering Man, Money & Go(l)D - Page 504 R. Goswami - 2007 - 512 pages
... an integration of traditional mysticism (typified by Aldous Huxley's perennial philosophy) with an account of cosmic evolution that is in many respects compatible with that of the great Indian philosopher Sri Aurobindo. ...
... an integration of traditional mysticism (typified by Aldous Huxley's perennial philosophy) with an account of cosmic evolution that is in many respects compatible with that of the great Indian philosopher Sri Aurobindo. ...
Interpretations of the Bhagavad-Gītā and images of the Hindu ... - Page 64 Catherine A. Robinson - 2006 - 192 pages
For him, the Bhagavad-Gita was perhaps the best expression of these ideals that also typified the true Hinduism. Aurobindo Ghose (1872-1950), also known as Sri Aurobindo, however, established a marked contrast with Tilak and Gandhi. ...
For him, the Bhagavad-Gita was perhaps the best expression of these ideals that also typified the true Hinduism. Aurobindo Ghose (1872-1950), also known as Sri Aurobindo, however, established a marked contrast with Tilak and Gandhi. ...
Journeys East: 20th century Western encounters with Eastern ... - Page 70 Harry Oldmeadow - 2004 - 505 pages
... he typifies a certain trajectory through Theosophy towards more authentic traditional religious forms; ... 31 For a traditionalist critique of Aurobindo see Rama P. Coomaraswamy, “The Desacralization of Hinduism for Western ...
... he typifies a certain trajectory through Theosophy towards more authentic traditional religious forms; ... 31 For a traditionalist critique of Aurobindo see Rama P. Coomaraswamy, “The Desacralization of Hinduism for Western ...
Hindu spirituality: Postclassical and modern - Page 379 K. R. Sundararajan, Bithika Mukerji - 2003 - 584 pages
Neither can reason give it what it searches after. The ultimates of life, Aurobindorepeats, are spiritual, ... Aurobindo writes: "The spiritual man who can guide human life towards its perfection is typified in the ancient Indian idea ...
Neither can reason give it what it searches after. The ultimates of life, Aurobindorepeats, are spiritual, ... Aurobindo writes: "The spiritual man who can guide human life towards its perfection is typified in the ancient Indian idea ...
Holy war: violence and the Bhagavad Gita Steven Rosen - 2002 - 229 pages
13 But, for Aurobindo, "the physical fact of the war, however, is only a special and outward manifestation of a general principle of life.... War typifies and embodies physically the aspect of battle and struggle which belongs to all ...
13 But, for Aurobindo, "the physical fact of the war, however, is only a special and outward manifestation of a general principle of life.... War typifies and embodies physically the aspect of battle and struggle which belongs to all ...
The essential Aurobindo - Page 174 Aurobindo Ghose, Robert A. McDermott - 2001 - 288 pages
The Human Cycle outlines the history of human culture in five stages: first, the Symbolic Stage, typified by the Vedic ... Savitri Sri Aurobindo began writing Savitri — A Legend and a Symbol in l898 at Baroda and continued to revise it ...
The Human Cycle outlines the history of human culture in five stages: first, the Symbolic Stage, typified by the Vedic ... Savitri Sri Aurobindo began writing Savitri — A Legend and a Symbol in l898 at Baroda and continued to revise it ...
The Penguin Sri Aurobindo reader Aurobindo Ghose, Makarand R. Paranjape - 1999 - 375 pages
The Roman Empire is the historic example of an organisation of unity which transcended the limits of the nation, and its advantages and disadvantages are there perfectly typified. The advantages are admirable organisation, peace, ...
The Roman Empire is the historic example of an organisation of unity which transcended the limits of the nation, and its advantages and disadvantages are there perfectly typified. The advantages are admirable organisation, peace, ...
Tradition and the rhetoric of right: popular political argument in ... - Page 116 David J. Lorenzo - 1999 - 339 pages
Thus, in sum, Aurobindo explains evil by referring to the fact that humans ... This is the fall of man typified in the poetic parable of the Hebrew Genesis.13 Thus,Aurobindo theorizes that all ...
Thus, in sum, Aurobindo explains evil by referring to the fact that humans ... This is the fall of man typified in the poetic parable of the Hebrew Genesis.13 Thus,Aurobindo theorizes that all ...
Kālidāsa and his age Govind Chandra Pande - 1999 - 302 pages
Sri Aurobindo rightly characterizes Kalidasa as the unrivalled poet of seeing imagination but he is so dazzled by the ... The central idea of this great unfinished poem, the marriage of Siva & Parvati typified in its original idea the ...
Sri Aurobindo rightly characterizes Kalidasa as the unrivalled poet of seeing imagination but he is so dazzled by the ... The central idea of this great unfinished poem, the marriage of Siva & Parvati typified in its original idea the ...
The integral advaitism of Sri Aurobindo - Page 110 Ram Shankar Misra, Rāmacandra Miśra - 1998 - 437 pages
Bosanquet observes, "Thus it appears that bare denial, whether disguised as spurious affirmation, or taken as the mere exclusion of suggested predicates amounts in the strict sense to nothing. The judgments by which it is typified are ...
Bosanquet observes, "Thus it appears that bare denial, whether disguised as spurious affirmation, or taken as the mere exclusion of suggested predicates amounts in the strict sense to nothing. The judgments by which it is typified are ...
Routledge encyclopedia of philosophy: Nihilism to Quantum mechanics - Page 524 Edward Craig - 1998 - 895 pages
But for Aurobindo, history is not structural but idealistic, a process in which the Godhead enters individuals and ... society are deconstructed with the intention of rescuing the plurality of truth that has typified Indian philosophy. ...
But for Aurobindo, history is not structural but idealistic, a process in which the Godhead enters individuals and ... society are deconstructed with the intention of rescuing the plurality of truth that has typified Indian philosophy. ...
Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism Gariepy - 1996 - 483 pages
Although Sri Aurobindo does not share the extreme suspicion of technology typified by Gandhi, neither does he see its enormous significance for the spiritualization and liberation of the material world. On the other hand, ...
Although Sri Aurobindo does not share the extreme suspicion of technology typified by Gandhi, neither does he see its enormous significance for the spiritualization and liberation of the material world. On the other hand, ...
The Indian Scriptures and the Life Divine - Page 234 Binita Pani - 1993 - 367 pages
Thus Sri Aurobindo says, It is then the eternal Avatar, this God in man, the divine Consciousness always present in the human being ... In the Gita he typifies the human soul of action brought face to face with the most violent crisis. ...
Thus Sri Aurobindo says, It is then the eternal Avatar, this God in man, the divine Consciousness always present in the human being ... In the Gita he typifies the human soul of action brought face to face with the most violent crisis. ...
Hindu-Christian dialogue: perspectives and encounters - Page 169 Harold Coward - 1993 - 281 pages
... hundred years in a great person who typifies that toward which the age has been moving.45 In this understanding of avatara or incarnation, ... and Aurobindo. Rather, they are rejected because they elevate Jesus too far above us. ...
... hundred years in a great person who typifies that toward which the age has been moving.45 In this understanding of avatara or incarnation, ... and Aurobindo. Rather, they are rejected because they elevate Jesus too far above us. ...
Nature of Indian culture - Page 149 Ramnarayan Vyas - 1992 - 168 pages
... or Charlemagne.6 Ashoka thus typifies the true Indian ideal of world brotherhood and human ... World State Must Evolve Before, however, we take up the views of Gandhi, it may be quoted what Shri Aurobindo, who is more famous as ...
... or Charlemagne.6 Ashoka thus typifies the true Indian ideal of world brotherhood and human ... World State Must Evolve Before, however, we take up the views of Gandhi, it may be quoted what Shri Aurobindo, who is more famous as ...
Sri Aurobindo Ghosh and Bal Gangadhar Tilak: the spirit of freedom Suneera Kapoor - 1991 - 142 pages
In fact, in the ideal society, envisaged by Aurobindo, there is no need of the state.... individual and collective — a condition typified by the legendary golden age, Satya-Yuga, Age of truth — there is no need of any political ...
In fact, in the ideal society, envisaged by Aurobindo, there is no need of the state.... individual and collective — a condition typified by the legendary golden age, Satya-Yuga, Age of truth — there is no need of any political ...
The Political Philosophy of Sri Aurobindo - Page 454 V. P. Varma - 1990 - 494 pages
Aurobindo says: "Pythagoras was one of the greatest of sages, but his assertion that he fought atTroy India Greece
Aurobindo says: "Pythagoras was one of the greatest of sages, but his assertion that he fought at
Sri Aurobindo, a brief biography Peter Heehs - 1989 - 172 pages
In the course of this study of ancient and modern history Sri Aurobindo showed that political entities evolved according to a ... The next stage, typified by the Elizabethans, celebrated the life of the heart and will, the play of the ...
In the course of this study of ancient and modern history Sri Aurobindo showed that political entities evolved according to a ... The next stage, typified by the Elizabethans, celebrated the life of the heart and will, the play of the ...
Sri Aurobindo and Karl Marx: integral sociology and dialectical ... - Page 284 Debi Prasad Chattopadhyaya - 1988 - 336 pages
Values, if conventionalised and typified, become dead. Human life and existence in their authentic forms are transparent, ... The Renaissance in India
and The Foundations of Indian Culture
, Sri Aurobindo tries, among other things, ...
Values, if conventionalised and typified, become dead. Human life and existence in their authentic forms are transparent, ... The Renaissance in India
and The Foundations of Indian Culture, Sri Aurobindo tries, among other things, ...The concept of man in Sri Aurobindo and other themes Madhav Pundalik Pandit - 1987 - 439 pages
Sri Aurobindo has pointed out in his analysis written about 60-70 years ago how humanity has passed through first, what is called the intuitive or the symbolic age,typified by our Vedic society, followed by a conventional and a ...
Sri Aurobindo has pointed out in his analysis written about 60-70 years ago how humanity has passed through first, what is called the intuitive or the symbolic age,typified by our Vedic society, followed by a conventional and a ...
New essays in the Bhagavadgītā: philosophical, methodological, and ... Arvind Sharma - 1987 - 204 pages
Moving to the higher level of symbolism, war typifies for Aurobindo the struggle which belongs to all life. The true soldier is the fighter in man who engages willingly in this struggle. Finally, we see the triumph of reductivism in his ...
Moving to the higher level of symbolism, war typifies for Aurobindo the struggle which belongs to all life. The true soldier is the fighter in man who engages willingly in this struggle. Finally, we see the triumph of reductivism in his ...
Socio-Political Study of the Valmiki Ramayana - Page 149 Ramashraya Sharma - 1986 - 496 pages
... Along with Rama who "typifies the spirit of good"2 several other characters of the Ramayana are cherished by the Hindus ... The sage Aurobindo is so much impressed by the morality that breathes in the Ramayana that according to him, ...
... Along with Rama who "typifies the spirit of good"2 several other characters of the Ramayana are cherished by the Hindus ... The sage Aurobindo is so much impressed by the morality that breathes in the Ramayana that according to him, ...
Bhagavad Gītā - Page 176 Richard Gotshalk - 1985 - 245 pages
And again, with respect to Verse 3, Aurobindo notes: "Arjuna's pity is a weakness of the mind and senses, ... In the Gita he typifies the human soul of action brought face to face through that action in its highest and most violent ...
And again, with respect to Verse 3, Aurobindo notes: "Arjuna's pity is a weakness of the mind and senses, ... In the Gita he typifies the human soul of action brought face to face through that action in its highest and most violent ...
Gītārthasaṅgraha: - Page 43 Abhinavagupta (Rājānaka.), Arvind Sharma - 1983 - 224 pages
But for Aurobindo, "the physical fact of war, however, is only a special and outward manifestation of a general principle of life. ... War typifies and embodies physically the aspect of battle and struggle which belongs to all life, ...
But for Aurobindo, "the physical fact of war, however, is only a special and outward manifestation of a general principle of life. ... War typifies and embodies physically the aspect of battle and struggle which belongs to all life, ...
Sri Aurobindo's treatment of Hindu myth Jan Feys - 1983 - 59 pages
The former, the religious myth proper, Sri Aurobindo considers to be specifically Hindu. It is typified by Puranic literature, "created by the allegorical and symbolising spirit of mediaeval Hinduism," and thus marks "where the line ...
The former, the religious myth proper, Sri Aurobindo considers to be specifically Hindu. It is typified by Puranic literature, "created by the allegorical and symbolising spirit of mediaeval Hinduism," and thus marks "where the line ...
The spirituality of the future: a search apropos of R. C. ... - Page 24 Kaikhushru Dhunjibhoy Sethna - 1981 - 314 pages
... and discerns, for all their dissimilarity, a world view common to both: It must be remembered that there is Aurobindo the socialist and Aurobindo the mystic. The first is typified in The Human Cycle and The Ideal of Human Unity, ...
... and discerns, for all their dissimilarity, a world view common to both: It must be remembered that there is Aurobindo the socialist and Aurobindo the mystic. The first is typified in The Human Cycle and The Ideal of Human Unity, ...
Dante and Sri Aurobindo: a comparative study of The divine comedy ... Prema Nandakumar - 1981 - 160 pages
For both Dante and Sri Aurobindo
, their epic characters are not merely concepts, equated with human histories, they are flesh and blood ... Similarly, Virgil who typifies Human Wisdom is also the ultimate poet who indited the Aeneid. ...
For both Dante and Sri Aurobindo
, their epic characters are not merely concepts, equated with human histories, they are flesh and blood ... Similarly, Virgil who typifies Human Wisdom is also the ultimate poet who indited the Aeneid. ...Realization of God according to Sri Aurobindo: a study of a ... George Nedumpalakunnel - 1979 - 308 pages
Aurobindo characterizes this global knowledge of overmind as a cosmic consciousness that experiences the truth ... a cosmic dimension, the other istypified by the intimate awareness of the cosmic reality concentrated in oneself. ...
Aurobindo characterizes this global knowledge of overmind as a cosmic consciousness that experiences the truth ... a cosmic dimension, the other istypified by the intimate awareness of the cosmic reality concentrated in oneself. ...
Divine justice according to Kambar and Luther Ci. Vi Cavarimuttu - 1978 - 110 pages
The modern mind, as typified by the late Rt. Hon. VS Srinivasa Sastri, would adopt the latter view. ... According to Aurobindo, "Valmiki was the father of our secular poetry. He brought the human world and the non-human world into ...
The modern mind, as typified by the late Rt. Hon. VS Srinivasa Sastri, would adopt the latter view. ... According to Aurobindo, "Valmiki was the father of our secular poetry. He brought the human world and the non-human world into ...
The Vedanta kesari Sri Ramakrishna Math, Madras - 1978
This becomes clear as one analyzes the Glta as interpreted by Aurobindo Chose, Hal Gangadhar Tilak, ... Kuruksetra typifies the existential situation.16 Like Aurobindo, Bal Gangadhar Tilak also fully accepts the martial setting of the ...
This becomes clear as one analyzes the Glta as interpreted by Aurobindo Chose, Hal Gangadhar Tilak, ... Kuruksetra typifies the existential situation.16 Like Aurobindo, Bal Gangadhar Tilak also fully accepts the martial setting of the ...
Bhagavad Gita in the light of Sri Aurobindo Māheśvara, Aurobindo Ghose - 1978 - 270 pages
War typifies and embodies physically the aspect of battle and struggle which belongs to all life, both to our inner and our outer living, in a world whose method is a meeting and wrestling of forces which progress by mutual destruction ...
War typifies and embodies physically the aspect of battle and struggle which belongs to all life, both to our inner and our outer living, in a world whose method is a meeting and wrestling of forces which progress by mutual destruction ...
The quest for political and spiritual liberation: a study in the ... June O'Connor - 1977 - 153 pages
This complementarity of politics and spirituality typifies Sri Aurobindo' s ability to draw diverse strains into a rich and dynamic synthesis: as he combined politics and Yoga, he also combined Western and Indian values. ...
This complementarity of politics and spirituality typifies Sri Aurobindo' s ability to draw diverse strains into a rich and dynamic synthesis: as he combined politics and Yoga, he also combined Western and Indian values. ...
The yogi and the mystic: a study in the spirituality of Sri ... Jan Feys - 1977 - 371 pages
With respect to their attainment, the spiritualities of Sri Aurobindo and Teilhard realise opposite states. These may be typified respectively as self-centered and God-centered, ...
With respect to their attainment, the spiritualities of Sri Aurobindo and Teilhard realise opposite states. These may be typified respectively as self-centered and God-centered, ...
What regard and esteem Sardar bore for Sri Aurobindo is evident from this tribute eulogizing in nutshell the cream and ... of sacrifice and suffering which he so well typified and without which a nation can never attain its fulfilment. ... [Human quest for unity and harmony: A psycho-spiritual approach in the light of Sri Aurobindo (Sri A.B. Patel memorial lectures)
, H Maheshwari; The problems of human unity in Sri Aurobindo's light (Sri A. B. Patel memorial lectures), M. V Nadkarni
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, H Maheshwari; The problems of human unity in Sri Aurobindo's light (Sri A. B. Patel memorial lectures), M. V Nadkarni]Modern Indian political thought: Ram Mohan Roy to present day Mitra Nandan Jha - 1975 - 348 pages
241 Aurobindo maintained that the Vedic civilization, with its joint family system, the corporate caste system, ... The latter typified rationalist framework of the culture of man. It conceived of man as an individual and emphasised the ...
241 Aurobindo maintained that the Vedic civilization, with its joint family system, the corporate caste system, ... The latter typified rationalist framework of the culture of man. It conceived of man as an individual and emphasised the ...
Sri Aurobindo and the future of man: a study in synthesis Sanat Kumar Banerji - 1974 - 208 pages
Ancient Athens laid most stress on beauty and rationality;Sparta Israel India
Ancient Athens laid most stress on beauty and rationality;
Sri Aurobindo, seer and poet Vinayak Krishna Gokak - 1973 - 185 pages
Here is another passage in which military terms are employed to typify the spirit's battle till the goal is reached : "Across ... which Shelley was supposed to be, SriAurobindo resembles Browning in his assimilation of unusual words, ...
Here is another passage in which military terms are employed to typify the spirit's battle till the goal is reached : "Across ... which Shelley was supposed to be, SriAurobindo resembles Browning in his assimilation of unusual words, ...
The philosophy of evolution in Sri Aurobindo and Teilhard de Chardin Jan Feys - 1973 - 276 pages
Reason thus clearly typifies the mental state of consciousness, which limits itself by opposing itself to and distinguishing itself ... In fact, Aurobindo speaks of growth in consciousness as a 'recovering' (ld p. 841) of one's self, ...
Reason thus clearly typifies the mental state of consciousness, which limits itself by opposing itself to and distinguishing itself ... In fact, Aurobindo speaks of growth in consciousness as a 'recovering' (ld p. 841) of one's self, ...
Towards eternity; Sri Aurobindo birth centenary volume, 15th ... Aurobindo Ghose - 1973 - 526 pages
A spiritual man who guides human life towards its perfection is typified in the ancient Indian idea of a Rishi. ... This Conscious Force is the dynamical principle at the root of all world-process and is called by Sri Aurobindo, ...
A spiritual man who guides human life towards its perfection is typified in the ancient Indian idea of a Rishi. ... This Conscious Force is the dynamical principle at the root of all world-process and is called by Sri Aurobindo, ...
Evolution in religion: a study in Sri Aurobindo and Pierre ... Robert Charles Zaehner - 1971 - 121 pages
It must be remembered that there is Aurobindo the socialist and Aurobindo the mystic. The first is typified in The Human Cycle and The Ideal of Human Unity
, while the second unfolds himself at enormous length in The Life Divine
. ...
It must be remembered that there is Aurobindo the socialist and Aurobindo the mystic. The first is typified in The Human Cycle and The Ideal of Human Unity
, while the second unfolds himself at enormous length in The Life Divine. ...Social and political orientations of Neo-Vedantism: study of the ... S. L. Malhotra - 1970 - 178 pages
This is how Aurobindo argues, "War typifies and embodies physically the aspect of battle and struggle which belongs to all life, both to our inner and outer being, in a world whose method is meeting and wrestling of forces which ...
This is how Aurobindo argues, "War typifies and embodies physically the aspect of battle and struggle which belongs to all life, both to our inner and outer being, in a world whose method is meeting and wrestling of forces which ...
The religious experience of mankind Ninian Smart - 1969 - 576 pages
Sri Aurobindo Aurobindo Ghosh, better known as Sri Aurobindo, is the chief symbol of still another reaction of Hinduism to ... Nevertheless, Indian ideals have been greatly typified or molded by the four figures whom we have selected as ...
Sri Aurobindo Aurobindo Ghosh, better known as Sri Aurobindo, is the chief symbol of still another reaction of Hinduism to ... Nevertheless, Indian ideals have been greatly typified or molded by the four figures whom we have selected as ...
Mother India: monthly review of culture Kaikhushru Dhunjibhoy Sethna, Sri Aurobindo Ashram - 1966
The woman who typifies the eternal feminine principle is Ahana who is close to earth and is a link between the two poles of ... Sri Aurobindo is never loud, harsh, gaudy with external colour; rather he is soft and mystic with unseizable ...
The woman who typifies the eternal feminine principle is Ahana who is close to earth and is a link between the two poles of ... Sri Aurobindo is never loud, harsh, gaudy with external colour; rather he is soft and mystic with unseizable ...
The culture of India as envisaged by Sri Aurobindo, Charu Chandra Dutt
- 1960 - 152 pages
... is unique with its wonderful fretwork and mosaic and other delicate ornamentation, typifying the undying affection ... About these Sri Aurobindoremarks, "The buildings of Fatehpur-Sikri are not monuments of an effeminate luxurious ... [The culture of India as envisaged by Sri Aurobindo (Bhavan's book university)]
- 1960 - 152 pages... is unique with its wonderful fretwork and mosaic and other delicate ornamentation, typifying the undying affection ... About these Sri Aurobindoremarks, "The buildings of Fatehpur-Sikri are not monuments of an effeminate luxurious ... [The culture of India as envisaged by Sri Aurobindo (Bhavan's book university)
]Sri Aurobindo: addresses on his life and teachings Ambalad Balkrishan Purani - 1955 - 351 pages
Sri Aurobindo is such a milestone in more senses than one. Sri Aurobindo is not a mere human personality and all his ... with special care to make a complete Englishman out of him, he typified in himself in an eminent degree "the will ...
Sri Aurobindo is such a milestone in more senses than one. Sri Aurobindo is not a mere human personality and all his ... with special care to make a complete Englishman out of him, he typified in himself in an eminent degree "the will ...
Yearbook of the Asiatic Society Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India), Asiatic ... - 1949
Sri Aurobindo typifies in himself the culture and heritage of India and he is recognised as cne of the profoundest thinkers of the mordern age and as one who in every act of his thinks not only for his own salvation but is striving to ...
Sri Aurobindo typifies in himself the culture and heritage of India and he is recognised as cne of the profoundest thinkers of the mordern age and as one who in every act of his thinks not only for his own salvation but is striving to ...
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