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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Prologue. 2. Historical perspective. 3. Recalling the scientific and philosophical basics of the ancient civilizations. 4. Spread of Islam and Sufism in India. 5. The genesis of science in the Islamic civilization. 6. Interaction between Islam Judaism and Christendom. 7. History and geography of science. 8. The civilizational dialogue between India China and some neighbouring countries. 9. Auxiliary linguistic hypothesis supporting the theory of a continuous cultural space. 10. The global spread and presence of European imperialism and its impact on the history of religion philosophy and science. 11. The magic of zero gun and gunpowder. 12. Epilogue naturalism humanism and beyond. Bibliography. Index. The basic presupposition underlying this book is the unity of human knowledge in its very wide sense. Different forms of knowledge and their present day specializations should not make us blind to their thematic and conceptual overlap. Disciplines like religion ethics and law have their unmistakable affinity defined in terms of dos and dont's. Philosophy science and cosmology cannot be sharply demarcated because of their historically shifting boundaries. History sociology and anthropology in view of their ineliminable human roots are bound to remain mutually interactive forever. History has no intrinsic metric or period of its own. It is for pressing practical reasons that disciplines of knowledge have always been undergoing change in very many ways partly theoretical and mainly practical. Cultural space unlike political state knows no boundary. This is evident from the that of we find many religions various ethnic groups and diverse social structures and practices within the bounds of a single state. With the development and dominance of science particularly communication systems all forms of knowledge have been becoming increasingly sharable by peoples living in widely dispersed geographical areas living under different political systems and speaking different languages and dialects. A many sided attempt has been made in this book to indicate that affinity between cultural systems convergence of political structures and similarity between art forms are all due to continuous interaction and intermixture between the human groups living on the globe. Through the windows and doors of different forms of religion philosophy and science we can perceive a growingly clear global view of the mankind as a whole. Relying on the findings of diverse disciplines literary religious philosophical and scientific D.P. Chattopadhyaya has offered a sketch of a veritable global view. Rarely has an interdisciplinary thinker and writer ever tried to present the essences of so many disciplines within such a limited scope. To the reader it will be clear that the author of this book has been guided besides the published books and the available oral traditions by his own reflections on and insights into the same. 253 pp.

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Gebunden. Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorKamaladevi Chattopadhyay (1903-1988) was an Indian social reformer and freedom fighter. She is most remembered for her contribution to the Indian independence movement for being the driving force behind the ren.

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Contents General IntroductionDP Chattopadhyay I Introductory 1 Introduction to ethics and economics a preliminary survey of the issuesAshok S Guha II Ethics and the economist historical notes on the ethical 2 The humanist context in political economy economics and social choiceTapas Majumdar 3 John Stuart Mill and Non-Welfaristic welfare economicsPrasanta K Pattanaik III Theories of Justice 4 On some macro and micro theories of distributive justiceRajat Deb 5 Fair and lovely some theoretical considerations in the equitable allocation of resourcesArunava Sen IV Problems of implementation 6 Strategy proofness an introductionBhaskar Dutta 7 Institutionalizing virtue how morality may survive the rate raceAshok S Guha V Capitalism and ethics 8 Capitalism and moralityDeepak Lal 9 The economics of corporate social responsibilityMaitreesh Ghatak 10 Ethics and the marketAshok S Guha and Brishti Guha 6 Section VI Ethics economics and evolution 11 How Sapient is Homo economicusKaushik Basu and Ashok S Guha IndexThe volumes of the Project on the History of Science Philosophy and Culture in Indian Civilization aim at discovering the main aspects of Indias heritage and present them in an interrelated way In spite of their unitary look these volumes recognize the difference between the areas of material civilization and those of ideational culture The project is not being executed by a single group of thinkers and writers who are methodologically uniform or ideologically identical in their commitments The project is marked by what may be called methodological pluralism Inspite of its primarily historical character this project both in its conceptualization and execution has been shaped by scholars drawn from different disciplines It is for the first time that an endeavour of such a unique and comprehensive character has been undertaken to study critically a major world civilizationShould economists as members of a tribe who pride themselves as practitioners of a scientific discipline confine their enquiries to analyzing the world as it is or should they also pontificate about what ought to be The fact that this debate has never been satisfactorily resolved constitutes the justification for this book which explores various aspects of the interface of economics and ethicsSome of the issues that the various contributors to this volume discuss are 1 what constitutes a just allocation of economic resources 2 what is meant by fairness in exchange 3 what mechanisms exist or can be designed to ensure fairness at the micro or justice at the macro-levelPart of the book is devoted to a related but not identical issue Empirical evidence strongly suggests the presence in most populations of a degree of honesty and a sense of fairness well beyond what would be expected in a world of narrowly selfish maximizers Homo economists it seems does not rule in most societies But how do values like intrinsic honesty survive the competitive environment of the market an institution based as Adam Smith famously declared not on the benevolence of the participants but on their self interestMore generally is there a morality that evolves spontaneously out of the interactions of our species What light can economists throw on the evolutionary origins of ethical concepts like reciprocity which underlie the whole process of exchange This volume represents a brief exploration of such questions 264 pp.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Introduction Satya Prakash Singh I Innovation of Yoga in Vedic Samhitas 1 Traces of Yoga in the Vedic Samhitas Satya Prakash Singh 2 Yogic Sadhana of Vedic seers Satya Prakash Singh 3 Yoga of devotion in Vedic SamhitasSatya Prakash Singh 4 Vedic Yoga of knowledge Satya Prakash Singh 5 Karma and other miscellaneous Yogas Satya Prakash Singh 6 Yogic Motifs in Indus seals Satya Prakash Singh II Elaboration of Yogic thought and practices in Brahmanas Aranyakas and Upanisads 7 Recapitulation of elements of Yoga in the Brahmanas and Aranyakas Satya Prakash Singh 8 Crystallization of Yoga in the early Upanisads Satya Prakash Singh 9 Consolidation of Yogic Sadhana in the later Upanisads Satya Prakash Singh III Continuation of the tradition in the Ramayana and the Mahabharata 10 Tradition of the Vedic Yoga as reflected in Valmiks Ramayana Satya Prakash Singh 11 Status of Yoga in the Mahabharata Satya Prakash Singh 12 Revival of the tradition of Yoga in the Bhagavadgita Satya Prakash Singh IV Deviation from the Vedic Tradition in Jainism and Buddhism 13 Jaina Concept of yoga Dayanand Bhargava 14 Yoga in Buddhism Satya Prakash Singh V Systematization of Yoga in Patanjali and Hatha-Yoga 15 Yoga of Patanjali Satya Prakash Singh 16 Hatha-Yoga Satya Prakash Singh VI Yoga of Vedantic Acaryas and Yoga Vasistha 17 Yoga of Acarya Sankara Satya Prakash Singh 18 Bhakti-Yoga of post Sankara Vedantic Acaryas Satya Prakash Singh 19 Yoga-Vasistha and its view of Yoga Satya Prakash Singh VII Bhakti-Yoga of medieval saints 20 Yogic systems and Sadhana of Alvars Prema Nandakumar 21 Yogic Sadhana of Narasimha Mehta Bharati Jhaveri 22 Yoga of Caitanya Mahaprabhu Chandrasekhar Rath 23 Yoga of KabiraSatya Prakash Singh 24 Yoga of Tulasi Satya Prakash Singh 25 Swami Haridasa and the Mode of his Yogic SadhanaSukh Ram Singh 26 Yoga of JnanesvaraShubhada Joshi 27 Yoga of Bhakti Sutras Satya Prakash Singh VIII Yogic Sadhana in Tantra Saivism and Sufism 28 Yoga in Sakta Tantra Suparna Chatterjee 29 History of Yoga of Saiva Siddhanta R Gopalakrishnan 30 Sivayoga of Virasaivism M Sivakumara Swamy 31 Yoga in the monistic Saiva traditions of Kashmir Navjivan Rastogi 32 Yogic significance of Sri-Yantra Pavitrananda Brahmachari 33 Yogic Sadhana of Tamil Siddhas with special reference to Tiurumular and BogarTN Ganapathy 34 Elements of Yoga in Sufism Mohd Sanaullah IX Revival of the Spirit of Yoga in Modern India 35 Yogic Sadhana of Maharshi Ramana AR Natarajan 36 Yogic Sadhana of Sri Ramakrishna and Swami Vivekananda Satya Prakash Singh 37 Philosophy and Yoga of Sri AurobindoKireet Joshi 38 Mahavatara Baba and his school of Kriya Yoga Satya Prakash Singh 39 Akhanda Mahayoga of Shri Visuddhananda and Gopinath Kaviraj Suparna Chatterjee X Yogic capability in the estimation of logic 40 Nyaya vaisesika argument in favour of the validity of yogic knowledge Raghunath Ghose Appendices Select bibliography Index The volumes of the Project on the History of Science Philosophy and Culture in Indian Civilization aim at discovering the main aspects of Indias heritage and present them in an interrelated way In spite of their unitary look these volumes recognize the difference between the areas of material civilization and those of ideational culture The project is not being executed by single group of thinkers and writers who are methodologically uniform or ideologically identical in their commitments The Project is marked by what may be called methodological pluralism Inspite of its primarily historical character this project both in its conceptualization and execution has been shaped by scholars drawn from different disciplines It is for the first time that an endeavour of such a unique and comprehensive character has been undertaken to study critically a major world civilization History of Yoga is an attempt to trace the contours of origin and development of the discipline of Yoga in all its possible ramifications beginning from the Veda up till modern times Long before Pa.

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