The social philosophy of Sri Aurobindo - Ram
Nath Sharma - 1980 - 230 pages - ... Gandhi and Aurobindo ... Hindu patterns of liberation - Open
University. AD 208 Course Team - 1978 - 137 pages - Snippet view
Indian philosophical quarterly: Volume 8 - Pratap
Centre of Philosophy (Amalner, India), University
of Poona. Dept. of Philosophy - 1980 - The Hindu Personality in
Education" Cenkner highlights the substantial contributions of
Tagore, Gandhi and Aurobindo,
to this process of progress. Cenkner has systematically analysed the spiritual
development, thought and educational ...
India quarterly: Volume 36; Volume 61, Issues 3-4 - Indian
Council of World Affairs - 1980 - ... political theorists. Although the author has drawn ideas
from an admirably wide variety of intellectual sources, the specific source of
inspiration for his model are the Vedic seers, the Mahabharata, Tagore, Gandhi and Aurobindo.
Hinduism,
essence and consequence:
a study of the Upanishads, the ... - Arun
Shourie - 1979 - 414 pages - But while this is an important
enough reason for using it, my primary reason for doing so is the unique
importance that the Gita has had in the minds of men like Tilak, Gandhi and Aurobindo, men who have had
such a lot to do with ...
Munshi, self-sculptor - Jayana
Sheth, Kanaiyalal
Maneklal Munshi - 1979 - 252 pages - ... prophetic vision threw light on this something"27
that he endeavored to attain. At a later stage Patan- jali's Yogasutra and Krishna 's Gita became his inspirants. Still later, the
examples of Gandhi and Aurobindo shaped
his vision, ...
New varieties of English: issues and approaches Jack
C. Richards - 1979 - 140 pages - Its confusing corollaries that Fowlerian
English is the only correct English; that contemporary English style is the
only worthwhile style, that Tagore, Gandhi and Aurobindo wrote bad English, that all poetry not
written in a ...
Renaissance in Indian literature - Prabhākara
Mācave - 1979 - 172 pages - In turning Pant to Indian
culture Gandhi and Aurobindo have
a great philosophical contribution. Pant writes — "I think truth and
non-violence are the two basic ingredients of my concept of culture." Such
self-contradictory and ...
Tradition and politics
in South Asia - Robin
James Moore - 1979 - 266 pages - Snippet view
Unlike
Tagore, he seems not to have regarded Gandhi's thought and actions as a
departure from his own teaching; rather he insists upon the complementary
nature of their respective positions. Gandhi and Aurobindo both ...
Surendranath Banerjea and history of modern India, 1848-1925 - Bani
Banerjee - 1979 - 256 pages - Thus like Vivekanand, Gandhi and Aurobindo, Surendranath
Banerjea stressed that moral renaissance is the charter for political
emancipation. A Believer in India
The Teilhard review: Volumes 13-15 - Teilhard
Centre for the Future of Man - 1978 - The section on Hinduism is
by far the longest; it includes extracts from the Upanishads and the
Bhagavad-Gita as well as from Gandhi
and Aurobindo. The section on Buddhism gives mostly passages from the
Pali Canon but includes some ...
Gay sunshine interviews: Volume 1 - Winston
Leyland - 1978 - 328 pages - With a greater grasp of the issues,
we can fight for our autonomy more successfully. Gandhi and Aurobindo defeated the British
Empire because they had a spiritual base; but they fought in the
economic/political arena.
Non-co-operation
movement in Indian politics, 1919-1924: a ... - B.
M. Taunk - 1978 - 239 pages - 87 Chatterjee, BC: Gandhi and Aurobindo, with a Foreword
by the Rt. Hon. VS Srinivasa Sastri, Calcutta Calcutta
Indian journal of applied linguistics: Volume 4 1978
- Its confusing corollaries that Fowlerian English is the only correct
English; that contemporary English style is the only worthwhile style; that
Tagore, Gandhi and Aurobindo wrote
bad English; that all poetry not written in a language ...
Bulletin of Tibetology: Issue 1 - Namgyal
Institute of Tibetology, Sikkim
Research Institute of Tibetology - 1978 - His knowledge of
Vivekananda, Gandhi and Aurobindo was
astounding, and though a staunch follower of Krishnamurthi he was ever open to
different schools of thought. He was a master of Yoga practices and lived an
ascetic's life after ...
The journal of Asian studies: Volume 38, Issues 1-2
1978 - ... to the
struggle between the Orientalists and the Evangelicals, to the Minute of Thomas
B. Macauley or the education reports of Lord William Bentinck as background to
the roles and approaches of Tagore, Gandhi, and Aurobindo?
The Book review: Volumes 2-3
1977 - KARUNA AHMAD THE HINDU PERSONALITY IN EDUCATION: TAGORE,GANDHI AND AUROBINDO by William
Cenkner Manohar Book Service, 1976, pp. 230, Rs. 50.00 Studies on the national
movement and the movements for social reform during the nineteenth ...
The Golden book of Saratchandra - Manik
Mukhopadhyay, Satyabrata
Toy - 1977 - 511 pages - The philosophical thought of Gandhi and Aurobindo had tinged
the intellectual and political horizons. India
AIIS quarterly newsletter - American
Institute of Indian Studies - 1977 - William Cenkner's book on
The Hindu Personality in Education: Tagore, Gandhi and Aurobindo. The author who is Associate Professor of the
History of Religions in the School
of Religious Studies
Social action: Volume 27 - Indian
Social Institute, Indian
Institute of Social Order - 1977 - The
educational experiments of Tagore, Gandhi
and Aurobindo can hardly be considered "models" that can
be replicated in a generalised system of education. It is well known that
Visva-Bharati and Shantiniketan survive because of huge ...
Journal of ecumenical studies: Volume 14 - Council
on the Study of Religion - 1977 - ... found" works on the same presuppositions evident in
the change from "Hindu" to "religious" personality. After
presenting an analysis of the concepts of "guru" and "sant"
in relation to Tagore, Gandhi, and
Aurobindo, Cenkner fails ...
Focus on Asian studies: Issues 39-44 - Asia
Society, Ohio
State University. Service Center for Teachers of Asian Studies,Association
for Asian Studies - 1977 - Tagore, Gandhi, and Aurobindo who form the focus of attention for
this book saw education as the process by which both individual transformation
and national regeneration could be achieved in a radical way. The author
analyzes the life ...
The secular ideologies of India and the secular meaning of Christ - Madathilparampil
M. Thomas - 1976 - 207 pages - ... this approach represents for Bose 'the maximum truth and
is the nearest approach to Absolute Truth'.23 So, Bose comes to a philosophy of
activism, which rejects the speculative metaphysics and passivism of Gandhi and Aurobindo.
Humanitas: Volume 12 - Institute
of Man - 1976 - Recently he completed a study on the intersection
of religion and education in Tagore, Gandhi, and Aurobindo. WILLIAM R. TORBERT, Ph.D., is Associate
Professor of Organizational Behavior Programs in Administration,
Planning, ...
Ancient Indian asceticism - M.
G. Bhagat - 1976 - 367 pages - He cites the examples of the
Buddha, Al Ghazzali, Gandhi and
Aurobindo as also many spiritual teachers of the East and the West.
It was not a chance matter, therefore, that Brahmacarya was viewed as an
essential condition for ascetic ...
Horizons: Volumes 3-4; Volumes 3-4 - College
Theology Society, College
Theology Society - 1976 - ... this split in our thinking and seeks to examine both the
theoretical foundations and the practical recommendations in the educational
thought and programs of three twentieth-century Indian authors: Tagore, Gandhi, and Aurobindo.
Ramana Maharshi - K.
Swaminathan - 1975 - 156 pages - Vivekananda, Gandhi and Aurobindo understood
the living connection between moksha and dharma and they exalted love and
concern for one's own people, whether as cause or consequence, as an element of
true religion, which is not an escape ...
The book of Rewi: a Utopian tale - David
P. O'Neill - 1975 - 202 pages - He told them about the modern
saints like Radhakrishnan, and Gandhi,
and Aurobindo. Aurobindo, she said, was a great seer and mystic like our
Teresa or John of the Cross; he, a master of the great traditions of the past,
was working for...
Political ideas and movements
in India - Sankar
Ghose - 1975 - 558 pages - Speaking to students in the 1920's
Bose openly attacked the philosophies of Gandhi
and Aurobindo. He said that the school of thought emanating from Pondicherry and associated with Aurobindo and the Sabarmati School
Philosophy,
theory and practice:
proceedings of the International ... - T.
M. P. Mahadevan - 1974 - 652 pages - This value attributed to the
inward depth of the individual in Indian thought continues up to the present
time, as is evident from the response of the people to the philosophies of
Tagore, Gandhi, and Aurobindo,
in which all practical ...
The Quarterly review of historical studies: Volume 13 - Institute
of Historical Studies (Calcutta, India) - 1974 - The fourth and
the most valuable chapter is entitled 'the Philosophical Background' and reviews
the ideas of the four great leaders on the non-Muslim side, namely Tilak,
Tagore, Gandhi and Aurobindo Ghosh,
whose thought in the fields of ...
The Quarterly review of historical studies: Volumes 13-14;
Volumes 13-14 - Institute
of Historical Studies (Calcutta, India), Institute
of Historical Studies (Calcutta, India) - 1974 - The fourth and
the most valuable chapter is entitled 'the Philosophical Background' and
reviews the ideas of the four great leaders on the non-Muslim side, namely
Tilak, Tagore, Gandhi and
Aurobindo Ghosh, whose thought in the fields of ...
The
shadow of the Cross: Christianity and Hinduism
in a colonial ... - Sisir
Kumar Das - 1974 - 181 pages - In our times Tilak, Gandhi and Aurobindo have written
commentaries on the Gita to express their own religious views. Similarly Bankim
Chandra interpreted the Gita to prove his own religious conviction. He found in
it niskama dharma (a ...
The Visva-bharati quarterly: Volume 39 - Rabindranath
Tagore, Hirendranath Datta, Visva-Bharati -
1973 - Subsequently, some of them have given due honour to his catalytic
contribution, i.e. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, M. Gandhi and Aurobindo Ghose. It was Tagore's poetry, that
first caught the attention of the English-speaking world, ...
The scientific Vedanta - Kashinath -
1973 - 129 pages - ... thinkers
in India like Swamy Dayananda, Ram Mohan Roy, Swamy Vivekananda, Mahatma Gandhi and Aurobindo, who endeavoured
to explain the ancient truths of the Indian Rishis in the light of modern
knowledge and the state of things.
Socialism, democracy, and nationalism in India - Sankar
Ghose - 1973 - 503 pages - Speaking to students in the 1920's
Bose openly attacked the philosophies of Gandhi and Aurobindo. He said that the school of thought emanating
from Pondicherry and associated with Aurobindo
and the Sabarmati
School
The philosophy of public administration - Vishwanath
Prasad Varma - 1972 - 172 pages - In India, Ram Mohan Roy,
Tagore, Mahatma Gandhi and
Aurobindo have been the spokesmen of synthesis. Nehru, since 1946,
when he published his Discovery of India was more appreciative of Indian moral
and traditional values.
Darshana international: Volumes 12-13 - 1972
- Subsequently, some of them have given due honor to his catelistic
contribution, ie Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, MK Gandhi and Aurobindo Ghose. It was Tagore's poetry, that
first caught the attention of the English speaking world, ...
Not without a compass - T.
A. Mathias - 1972 - 218 pages - In Hinduism, apart from the
attempts of some modernisers like Radhakrishnan, Gandhi and Aurobindo Ghosh, there is no concept of man as
being master of his destiny and of human history. Man's destiny and history are
considered as the ...
Mysore - Narasandra
Seetharamiah Ramachandriah - 1972 - 196 pages - He has been a
great exponent of the philosophy of Gandhi and Aurobindo. He is the President of the All India Gandhi
Smarak Nidhi, and is very active in carrying out constructive work all over India
Thought: Volume 24 - 1972
- Sondhi's spectrum of approach ranging from the philosophical wave-lengths
of men like Gokhale, Tilak, Gandhi
and Aurobindo to a specific focus of case- studies in the
environments of Europe and Oceanic Asia. Prof.
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Light to superlight: unpublished letters of Sri Aurobindo - Aurobindo
Ghose, Arun
Chandra Dutt - 1972 - 239 pages - The Samgha upholds and lives as
a chosen inheritor of that immortal heritage of Manu — the Spirit of Man and
Mankind — of Krishna, Buddha, Christ, Mohammad, Chaitanya, Ramakrishna, Gandhi and Aurobindo — for that
rule of righteousness...
The Indo-Anglian creed and allied essays - Shankar
Mokashi-Punekar - 1972 - 72 pages - Its confusing corollaries
that Fowlerian English is the only correct English; that contemporary English
style is the only worthwhile style; that Tagore, Gandhi and Aurobindo wrote bad English, that all poetry not
written in a ...
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