In Defence of the Extracts - A critique of the book 25 Mar
2009 by Raman Reddy
I
wish Heehs had more respect for the more well-established scholars such as Amal
Kiran, Arindam Basu and S.K. Maitra, especially the last who has probably done the best comparative
study on Sri Aurobindo and Western ...
Feel
Philosophy: S.K. Maitra 21
Oct 2005 S.K. Maitra.
In my college days I was a great admirer of Hegel, whom I regarded as the
greatest philosopher that had ever lived. Curiously enough, Kant left cold. In
fact, I looked upon Kant as an incomplete Hegel and Hegel as ... Plain & Simple: The Integral Philosophy of Sri Aurobindo:
Contributors 29 Jan 2007 Author
of reports and articles on reclamation, historical and other subjects including
the pamphlet Aurobindo: Prophet of Modern India. S. K. MAITRA. Honorary Professor of Philosophy and formerly Head
of the Department of ...
Mother India: monthly review of culture: Volume 47 - Sri
Aurobindo Ashram - 1994 - I must confess your casual rating of
Vyasa and Berdyaev vis-a-vis
Aurobindo shocked me." Coming from someone who is an acknowledged
name in these matters, this needs an answer from you. To provide you with some
insight into this...
Escape
from God: The Use of Religion and Philosophy to Evade ... - Page 155 - Dean
Turner - 1991 - 291 pages - Preview ... to
overcome death by finding eternal life, Hinduism is a desperate effort to
overcome life and bring it to an end.13 Vis-a-vis Aurobindo's criticisms of Hinduism, I think of all
the famished, destitute, suffering people in his land.
The journal of Asian studies: Volume 37, Issues 3-4
1978 - As can be expected, the devotees of Aurobindo's ashram trust that
by the practice of integral yoga, political conditions will eventually be
transmuted. O'Connor, on the other hand, expresses caution vis-a-vis Aurobindo's "hopeful ...
The Vedanta kesari: Volume 69 - Sri
Ramakrishna Math (Madras, India), Sri
Ramakrishna Math, Madras - 1982 - Vis-a-vis Aurobindo's arguments against Sankara's philosophic
position, the author asks: How can saccidananda be dynamic? Mixing up the
traditional language of religion and the new language of Western Science,
politics and even...
Sri Aurobindo: A Contemporary Reader Sachidananda
Mohanty - 2012 - 180 pages - Preview ... flipside of commentators like S.
Gurumurthy who claims, for instance, that there was 'no doubt in the mind of Maharshi
Aurobindo' that 'India was a Hindu nation'. 52 Heehs sees some critics as
offering a more balanced perspective.
The
Religious, the Spiritual, and the Secular: Auroville and ... - Page 137 - Robert
Neil Minor - 1999 - 208 pages - Preview Without mounting an argument, he merely asserted
that, as opposed to that of Rajneesh, the Parliament should understand
Aurobindo and the Mother's thought and its application as ...
South Asia in review: Volumes 1-4 1976 - Minor uses: a
religio-historical approach to understanding
Aurobindo, focussing upon Aurobindo's ultimate religious concern and
the ethical system that this entailed. Chapter one outliner the objectives and
method, ...
Hindutva: exploring the idea of Hindu nationalism - Jyotirmaya
Sharma, Jyotirmaya
Sharma - 2003 - 205 pages - In order to justify the claims of
'soft' Hindutva, invariably, the ideas of two icons — Swami Vivekananda and Maharshi Aurobindo — are
resurrected.1 Atal Bihari Vajpayee chose to quote Swami Vivekananda twice in
his musings from Goa in ...
India news - India.
Embassy (U.S.). Information Service - 2002 - VAJPAYEE'S MESSAGE
TO THE NATION (Continued from page I ) Maharshi Aurobindo, which he set out in his historic radio
broadcast for August 15, 1947. "I have always held and said that India was
arising, not to serve her own material...
Indian modernity: contradictions, paradoxes and possibilities -
Page 100 - Avijit
Pathak - 1998 - 243 pages - Preview Make it strong and the waters on either side must
move along with it.39 For Sri Aurobindo too, the national idea that Vivekananda
wanted to retain was important.
Aurobindo knew that for the average secular European mind, it was
not easy ...
Hartshorne, Process Philosophy, and Theology - Page 122 - Robert
Kane, Stephen
H. Phillips - 1989 - 198 pages - Preview To understand
Aurobindo's position, we need to review a concept of
"knowledge by identity" that is expressed early in Indian thought,
and that has known marked importance in several Indian schools: in Sanskrit,
"svayamprakdsamdna ...
Social transformation of U.P. women, 1900-1947 - Pratima
Asthana, Pratima
Asthana - 2001 - 255 pages - She translated in Hindi the famous
work 'Savitri' written in English by Maharshi Aurobindo. These eminent women of UP added a brilliant
chapter to womens' history. They were creative and constructive, full of vision
with new perceptions ...
Sri Aurobindo's
prose style (with a foreword by V.K. Gokak) - Goutam
Ghosal - 1991 - 154 pages - It is a common experience of the
Aurobindonian writers that to appreciate
Sri Aurobindo is to be influenced by the Master's prose style. The
modes of KD Sethna, VK Gokak and KRS Iyengar are essentially poetic in the
grand line, ...
Mother India: monthly review of culture: Volume 58 - Sri
Aurobindo Ashram - 2005 - Here in India , we are still too wrapped up
in the old spirituality of world negation to appreciate Sri Aurobindo. Up till now, more than fifty years after
his passing, Sri Aurobindo has not received even a small part of the
recognition ...
Two Integral
Visions » The Scientific and Medical Network - scimednet.org - But Vrinte
is nothing if not even-handed, at least in appearance. In the following chapter
he takes Aurobindo to task for
failing fully to understand Freud and underemphasising physiological mechanisms
in psychopathology, mistakes not made ...
Derrida and Indian Philosophy - Page 120 - Harold
G. Coward - 1990 - 200 pages - Preview Like Derrida, Aurobindo protests any one-sided overbalancing. It is in the
creative engagement of both its inner and outer aspects that language can be
vigorous and creative — open to its full possibility. Not only would this lead
to an ...
The other side of belief: interpreting U.G. Krishnamurti - Mukunda
Rao - 2005 - 350 pages - ... boggling
reading, undoubtedly a unique chapter in the history of mysticism. Almost in
the style of Marx, Aurobindo too
could well have said: The world over mystics have only talked about their
ineffable God- experiences but it is ...
Philosophies
of history: meeting of East and West in cycle-pattern ... - Grace
Edith Cairns - 1971 - 496 pages - This resembles Hegel's
philosophy of history but with the very important exception that the concrete
manifestation of Spirit shown in cosmic history is not an essential one in
Aurobindo's thought as in Hegel's.
Aurobindo's more ...
The Indian Imagination: Critical Essays on Indian Writing in
English - Page 231 - K.
D. Verma - 2000 - 268 pages - Preview But in order to be fair to Aurobindo it must be recognized that he is raising a
question about Blake's vision, myth and language, a question that the figure of
Los in Blake debates extensively. Can language communicate adequately and ...
Critical survey of poetry: foreign language series Frank
Northen Magill - 1984 - 546 pages - P. Lal, for example, attacked Sri
Aurobindo at length, though Lal retracted his strictures a few years later;
dividing readers into those who could appreciate Sri Aurobindo and those who could not, Lal firmly
placed himself and the ...
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