Adat Dharmaraj (24 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: New. King and his reign entrench the discipline of history even today. In this book it is tried to give a comprehensive outline of the cultural history of Kerala from the pre historic times of uncertain starting point till the spread of Aryan culture focussing on Ramayana traditions in the lomg processes of Aryanisation.…

Hardcover. Condition: New. When we think of the renaissance and also the Indian freedom movement, which is the culmination of the Indian renaissance, we can see that Sanskrit has played a silent but significant role in shaping the ideals of Indian Nationalism. Indian renaissance and struggle for the establishment of an Independent society owe its origin to the inspiration from Sanskrit and its allied cultural heritage. The two Khandakavyas was written by Sambhu Sarma clearly illustrate the high potentialities of the Sanskrit Language in enlightening the masses with the divine endeavor. Awakening the past through glowing images is the main achievement of the poet. It is not done to revive the ghosts of the past in a new guise, but to enable the modern man to make a real assessment of our past and to impress upon the reader the necessity for unity. The poet projects the secular aspects of the Indian tradition and highlights the concept of patriotism and national integration. It also reveals the wonderful potentialities that classical Sanskrit has, as a vehicle of modern poetry with a serious purpose and governed by a modern outlook. The historical events of the Indian freedom movement, which unfolded through the medium of Sanskrit language, which has already attained the status of a national and international scholar's language, thus gets its entrance into international cultural history.…

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Human society is struggling to emerge out of an order which is already played out. This is the time to discover a new formula, a new basis on which a healthy relationship between society and religion can be built. Religion should be able to identify with the current of modern demands of society and participate in its creative advance. The present situation calls for a search for a new religious paradigm endowed with a new spiritual vision a more harmonious and constructive interface between religion and society. Religion rightly conceived and properly practiced can bring about a change in the present social situation. In order to face the challenge of our technological era, religion will have to take stock of the extent of its preparedness to meet the needs of the present age. Does this function is possible for an apparatus which is for a long time served as an efficient weapon for suppressing the majority? If it is possible what will be the role of Sankaradvaita in solving the new problems of the society irrespective of East or West? This book, Sankara Philosophy and the Role of Religion in Indian Society tries to raise this relevant question. (jacket).…

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Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents : Preface. 1. History and historical sense in Ancient India. 2. Formation of Kerala and its socio-economic renaissance as depicted in Keralodaya. 3. Brahmananda Swami Sivayogi: a pioneer of Kerala renaissance. 4. Sanskritisation and Kerala renaissance. 5. The interpretation of parasurama myth in Keralodaya. 6. Theory of incarnation and the legend of Rama. 7. The concept of Dharma and the incarnation of Rama. 8. The myth of Kumbhakarna: a rethinking. 9. Women characters in the Mahabharata with special reference to Kunthi, Draupadi and Gandhari. 10. Rigvedic tradition and the evaluation of Krishna Myth. 11. Bhakthi-the mission of Bhagavadgita. 12. Gathasapthasathi of Satavahana Hala. 13. Srikrishnavijaya of Sankarakavi. 14. Bhakthi in Srikrishnavijaya. 15. Narayaniya of Melputhur Narayanabhatta: source and Deviations. 16. Indian feudalism and the concept of Kavya. 17. The concept of Alamkaras in Sanskrit. 18. Kalidasa and Indian Varna system. 19. Influence of Natyasasthra in the dramas of Kalidasa. 20. Kalidasa-the worshipper of nature: a view through Meghadutha. 21. Sri Sankara and Sri Narayana-the historical Mission and the philosophy. 22. Bauddha Sankara-Narayana philosophies and the Advaitha tradition of India. 23. The interpretation of Rigvedamanthra Ekam Sath viprah bhahudha vadanthi and the perspective of sankara. 24. Rigvedic cosmology. 25. The concept of Brahman in Rigveda and early Upanishads. 26. Yukthi or rational thinking in Indian medical science. 27. Is Charvaka epistemology restricted to Prathyksha-a critique. 28. Bhuthavada-ancient Indian's explanation of man, society and environment. 29. The philosophical foundation of Ayurveda. 30. Anatomical references in Sangeetharatnakara. 31. Lokayathadarsanam the Indian materialism. 32. Sanskrit renderings of Malayalam poems. 33. Preparation of perfumes and cosmetics in Bruhatsamhita.…

BINDING - Card Covers with lig. Condition: used/Good. 309 Pages. Title Page With Some Foxing Marks. Pages Top Blank Margin With Light Stains. Card Covers Rubbed.

Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. In India when the socio-economic structure of feudalism began to disintegrate, oppositions also began to arise in several parts of the country in the form of renaissance, reformation and revivalism. Most of these movements originated and developed within the frame of some socio-economic, socio-religious and devotional schools in India. All these sucked vitality from the respective regional cultures. A Detailed Study of these movements shows that their origin comes from Sanskrit literature and from the regional culture influenced by Sanskrit. The reinterpretation of many stories from the epic and Purana tradition, Bhagavadgita, Dvaita-Advaita Visishtadvaita philosophies and devotional movements sprung up through their influence, and the philosophies like Yoga and Carvaka played the major part in developing and fostering the human centered awakening and the ides of liberty, equality and fraternity. The papers collected here is an attempt to re-assess and highlight these factors.…

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Condition: New. pp. xii + 491.

Condition: New. pp. xii + 491.

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. Postmodernism is a concept that encompasses a wide range of ideals and practices. It incorporates a number of philosophies that can be considered postmodern. It is not a method of doing philosophy, but a way of approaching traditional ideas and practices in non-traditional ways that deviate from pre-established super structural modes. It has influenced many cultural fields, including religion, literary criticism, linguistics, history, anthropology, visual arts, music and so on. India has powerful, attested, traditions of texts and thinkers in disciplines ranging from prosody to philosophy and these are enshrined mainly in Sanskrit. This tradition has attested texts and thinkers in a wide range of disciplines-philosophy, grammar, poetics, prosody, astronomy, etc. Post modernism has opened endless possibilities of discourses free from the clutches of the grand narratives, race, gender, ethnicity and other aspects of human discourses. This aspect of the post-modernism has given us the space for a three day national seminar on Sanskrit Poetics in the Post Modern Scenario. It was an attempt to apply critically the aesthetic theories of two cultures to the empirical realities. This book is an outcome of the above seminar. (jacket).…