Modern Indian political thought - Vishwanath
Prasad Varma - 1971 - 640 pages - In place of 'the greatest good
of the greatest number', Vivekananda, Tilak, Gandhi and Aurobindo advocated 1 Sri Aurobindo, The Ideal of
the Karmayogin, pp. 17-18. 2 Sri Aurobindo, The Ideal of Human Unity, pp.
Doctoral
dissertations on South Asia, 1966-1970: an annotated ... - Frank
Joseph Shulman - 1971 - 228 pages - 900 Roller, John M. THE
METAPHYSICAL BASES AND IMPLICATIONS OF INDIAN SOCIAL IDEALS IN TRADITIONAL
INDIA, GANDHI, AND AUROBINDO.
Hawaii
Great political thinkers, East and West - Ram
Chandra Gupta - 1970 - 478 pages - Nor did he forget the deep
debt of gratitude that Mahatma Gandhi
and Aurobindo Ghosh, Rabindranath Tagore and Radhakrishnan owe to English
or that they drew their inspiration as much from teachings of Burke and Mill,
Ruskin and Tolstoy, ...
The Election archives: Issue 2 - 1970 - Mrs. Narayan
in her own simple way suggested one practical solution of the problem by
quoting Gandhi, and Aurobindo who
had once said "Mother India is not a piece of earth; she is a Power, a
Godhead". Slogans Mr. & Mrs. Narayan, ...
India's culture through the ages - Mohan
Lal Vidyarthi - 1970 - 440 pages - Of these we select three,
Tilak, Gandhi and Aurobindo,
who in more recent times have been the cynosure of all eyes, for more detailed
treatment. They are really the prophets of modern Indian nationalism. We shall
mention here the ...
The phases of Indian nationalism and other essays - Dietmar
Rothermund - 1970 - 270 pages - ... contemporaries of Gandhi and Aurobindo) that had grown up as the "angry young
men" of India at a time of rapid expansion of British education and limited
opportunities of adequate advancement.14 This generation was influenced
by ...
Rudolf Otto and Hinduism
- S.
P. Dubey - 1969 - 145 pages - In modern India London New York
Indian and foreign
review: Volume 7 - India.
Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Publications Division - 1969
- It is now getting slightly ruffled by distant rumblings of existentialism and
committed writing, but the overall protective father-image of Gandhi and Aurobindo is
constantly giving it a balance and a sense of fulfilment.
The Indian journal of political science: Volume 30 - Indian
Political Science Association - 1969 - In India also, right up
from the Rig Veda to Mohan Das Gandhi
and Aurobindo, thinkers have been speculating on the foundations of a
society where Dharma can be realized and where the corroding influences of
Artha (economic interests) ...
Leadership and political
institutions in India - Richard
Leonard Park, Irene Tinker - 1969 - 486 pages - In 1928, much to the
chagrin of some of his friends and followers, he attacked both the Sabarmati
and Pondicherry schools of thought, respectively of Gandhi and Aurobindo Ghose: the
former for its deprecation of modernism, ...
Lokamanya Tilak, father of the Indian freedom struggle - Dhananjay
Keer - 1969 - 463 pages - Therefore, as Gandhi and Aurobindo said, Tilak would go down in history as
the Maker of Modern India. His name will stand high along with the liberators
of nations like Mazzini , Washington
Triveni: Volume 38 - 1969 - 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 ...
The social and political
philosophy of Swâmi Vivekânanda - V.
K. Arora - 1968 - 134 pages - suPfl as Tilak, Gandhi and Aurobindo, we find ample
criticism of Utilitarianism. "It appears that the opposition to
Utilitarianism from an idealistic standpoint is one of the cardinal principles
of modern Indian social and political ...
Philosophy and culture - East and West: east-west philosophy in
... - Charles
Alexander Moore - 1968 - 832 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 Indian mind: essentials of Indian philosophy and culture - Charles
Alexander Moore - 1967 - 458 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 ...
Mahatma Gandhi:
a descriptive bibliography - Jagdish
Saran Sharma - 1955 - 565 pages - 180 A comparison between the
ideologies of Gandhi and Aurobindo,
a great mystic and ex-revolutionary of India. Chirol, Sir Valentine. The
emergence of Mr. Gandhi. In his India old and new. London, Macmillan and co.,
1921. x, 319p.
The political thought of President Radhakrishnan - Santosh
Kumar Ray - 1966 - 204 pages - 3 So like Gandhi and Aurobindo, Radhakrishnan
insists on "a change in the heart and mind of man.4 The malady is indeed
deep. Human culture is passing through a crisis, generated by greed, lust-
fulness and rampant selfishness.
Bhāratī: Issue 8, Part 1 - Hindu
University, Benares, India. College of Indology - 1965 - Sankara,
Bamanuja, Madhva, Jnanes^vara, Sankarananda, Madhusudana Sarasvati and
Brahmananda are some of its celebrated classical commentators. Among the modern
commentators Tilak, Gandhi and
Aurobindo claim originality.
The life of Vivekananda and the universal gospel - Romain
Rolland - 1965 - 382 pages - ... of the worlds " (Bhagavad-Gita, Chapter III) These
famous words which have for so many centuries nourished Indian thought, are
still a breviary of action and inspiration to Gandhi and Aurobindo Ghose, as they were to Vivekananda.
Studies in the philosophy of education - Vishwanath
Prasad Varma - 1964 - 334 pages - I believe that the Indian
traditions of holy student life — Brahmacharya — as asserted once more in
modern India by teachers like Dayananda, Vivekananda, Gandhi and Aurobindo, will go a long way to strengthen our infant
democratic ...
Indian independence in perspective - Sasadhar
Sinha - 1964 - 311 pages - Its exclusive use for educational and
administrative purposes was looked upon by all patriotic Indians as an affront
to India's self-respect while Tagore, Gandhi and Aurobindo Ghosh, for instance, never tired of
telling their countrymen ...
Modern Indian thought: a philosophical survey - Vishwanath
S. Naravane, Indian Council for Cultural Relations - 1964 - 310 pages - Similarly
Tagore, Gandhi and Aurobindo touched
Indian life at almost every point of its vast and all-embracing compass. Among
the men discussed here, Radha- krishnan alone may be described as a
professional teacher of philosophy but the ...
Quest: Volumes 34-39 - Indian
Committee for Cultural Freedom - 1962 - If may be noted that
while Gandhi and Aurobindo received
whole or part of their higher education abroad, Tagore was largely a
self-educated writer and thinker. The innumerable vicissitudes suffered by
India in her history have failed to ...
India, the country and its
traditions - Jean
Filliozat - 1962 - 276 pages - ... initially of some eminent Indians of recent times, such
as Gandhi and Aurobindo,
who, after exclusively English studies, discovered much later in life the
wealth of Indian outlook and achievements. Such men at least finally acquired...
The
Cultural Heritage of India: Itihāsas, Purāṇas,
Dharma and ... Haridāsa
Bhaṭṭācāryya, Ramakrishna
Mission. Institute of Culture - 1962 - Distinguished leaders and
scholars of modern India, like Tilak, Gandhi, and Aurobindo, also have written their masterpieces on the
Glta. Its teachings begin as an attempt to solve the conflict1 in the mind of
Arjuna, resulting from the ...
Philosophy East & West: Volumes 11-12 - Project
Muse - 1961 - ... Gandhi, and Aurobindo ...
The quintessence of Nehru - Jawaharlal
Nehru - 1961 - 271 pages - Nor does he forget the deep debt of
gratitude that Mahatma Gandhi and
Aurobindo Ghose, Rabindranath Tagore and Radhakrishnan owe to
English or that they drew their inspiration as much from the teachings of Burke
and Mill, ...
Philosophy East & West: Volumes 11-12 1961 - Rabindranath
Tagore, Mohandas Gandhi, and
Aurobindo Ghose. Indian philosophy is thus characterized as a
process of growth from the state of "negation" in the Brahmanical and
Vedic period to the modern period, in which "affirmation" ...
Rabindranath Tagore, 1861-1961: a centenary volume - Sāhitya
Akādemī - 1961 - 531 pages - ... personality of the Buddha, but also from a number of
sermons and socio-political and socio-religious essays. One cannot fail to
notice in this connexion that while men like Bankimchandra, Tilak, Gandhi and Aurobindo went to the
Gita ...
SOURCES OF INDIAN TRADITION - 1958 - SUBHAS CHANDRA
BOSE A Philosophy of Activism Speaking to a conference of students in the
1920s, Bose attacked the theories of both Gandhi and Aurobindo for their passive and anti-modern tendencies.
Stressing the importance of sound ...
The Journal of the Bihar Research Society: Volumes 43-44 - Bihar
Research Society - 1957 - ... theory
of divine determinism in history which in some form is found in the Vedic ideas
about Indra and Vritra and in the Mahabharata and the Puranas has been very
strong both in Gandhi and
Aurobindo but it is stronger in the latter.
The Calcutta review - University
of Calcutta, University
of Calcutta. Dept. of English - 1953 - The Benthamitc formula of
the greatest good of the greatest number has been attacked in Europe by TH
Green and in India by Vivekananda, Tilak, Gandhi and Aurobindo. Karl Marx pointed out the absurdity of the
Benthamite felicific ...
The Modern review: Volume 41
Ramananda Chatterjee - 1927 - HS Gandhi and Aurobindo: By BC Chatterjee. Published by the
Calcutta Publishers, College Street Market, Calcutta. ... Gandhi and Aurobindo stand as two apostles of faith and of
action, in whom the consciousness of re-generation> of a ...
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