The Black Hole of Empire: History of a Global Practice of Power
- Page 280 - Partha
Chatterjee - 2012 - 440 pages - Preview The case against Aurobindo failed. The Anglo-Indian press alleged that this was
because he had studied at Cambridge
Sri Aurobindo in
the first decade of the century - Manoj
Das, Manoj
Das - 1972 - 207 pages - Bipin Chandra was sentenced to six
months' imprisonment for his stand. There was great jubilation when the charge
against Sri Aurobindo failed.
Congratulations flowed in and newspapers came out with special articles to
greet him.
The
quest for political and spiritual liberation: a study in the ... - June
O'Connor, June
O'Connor - 1977 - 153 pages - Thus, Aurobindo failed to reach either, and as a consequence he was
unable to achieve liberation for India.3 In response to Johnson's conclusion,
however, it must be pointed out that, besides Aurobindo's appeal to the
religious heritage ...
... Aurobindo faulted Gandhi for applying to "ordinary life"
what belongs to "spirituality," implying a dissonance between the two
realms. ExperientiallyAurobindo was unable to unite the political and
spiritual realms ...
RSS,
victim of slander: a multi-dimensional study of RSS, Jana ... - Nana
Deshmukh - 1979 - 168 pages - The dreams of Gandhi, Tilak
and Aurobindo failed to
fructify. The loss of direction was not very much evident so long as Nehru and
Patel were on the political scene. It came into focus afterwards, but the seeds
of disruption had been ...
Women, politics, and literature in Bengal - Clinton
B. Seely, Kali
Charan Bahl - 1981 - 167 pages - These critics tend to suggest
that the extremist leaders gave a communal turn to the freedom movement which
led to the eventual partition of India on communal l ines: Along with Bankim
and Tilak, however, he [Sri Aurobindo]
failed to ...
The extremist challenge: India between 1890 and 1910 - Amales
Tripathi - 1967 - 246 pages - Aurobindo had failed in his
first attempt (1902-4) because it had been secular. Hence the religious garb of
the second. Aurobindo himself refuses to give the book such importance. It was
Barin's idea and he was neither concerned with ...
Tracking Modernity: India's Railway and the Culture of Mobility
- Page 63 - Marian
Aguiar - 2011 - 272 pages - Preview ... but as Peter Heehs points out, these
statements were made in a particular historical and cultural context within the
struggle for decolonization, and therefore Aurobindo cannot be held
accountable for the beliefs of Hindutva.60 ...
The
Spirituality of the Future: A Search Apropos of R. C. ... - Page 73 - Kaikhushru
Dhunjibhoy Sethna - 1981 - 314 pages - Preview
Consequently — in the sense in which Teilhard wanted
to change and expand his religion and his Church — Sri Aurobindo
cannot be said, as Zaehner suggests, to have wanted to transforn Hinduism
by his dynamic philosophy (p. 34).
The
Religious, the Spiritual, and the Secular: Auroville and ... - Page 122 - Robert
Neil Minor - 1999 - 208 pages - Preview ... there is no reason why
"'Aurobindoism' cannot be classified, if not as a new religion, as a new
sect of Hinduism and why the followers of Shri Aurobindo cannot be
termed a religious denomination."20 Since the Society stands before the
Court making the same claim to religious status, he allows them their claim.
Indian literature in English: critical views - Page 33 - Satish
Barbuddhe - 2007 - 419 pages - Full view Sri Aurobindo's Life, Mind and Art — Dr. Saryug Yadav - It was the hour before the Gods awake — Sri Aurobindo London to Pondicherry: Sri Aurobindo is one
of ... 36 Sri Aurobindo cannot be tethered down
to any age or movement or cult, but in him the national character of India
Bengal's response to Gandhi - Chandi
Charan Biswas, Chandi
Charan Biswas - 2004 - 302 pages - The leading thinkers of the
nationalist camp such as Bankim, Vivekananda andAurobindo cannot be placed
in the same category along with those who opposed the modernist movement of
Rammohun and tried to maintain the traditional social...
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