Debates in Indian Philosophy

2006·7.4 MB·English

by  A.Raghuramaraju

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Classical, Colonial, and
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Contents
Preface
1. The Discourse of Debates in Indian Philosophy:
Classical, Colonial, and Contemporary
2. Swami and Mahatma Paradigms:
State and Civil Society 29
3. Savarkar and Gandhi: From Politicizing
Religion to Spiritualizing Politics 66
4. Sri Aurobindo and Krishnachandra Bhattacharyya:
Relation between Science and Spiritualism 92
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Conclusion
125
Bibliography
134
Index
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