sengupta ram (6 Ergebnisse)

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Intentionality and reflexivity of consciousness: Advaita perspective/Adarasupally Nataraju and Munmun Chakraborty. 2. Liberation, immortality and life after death: a comparative analysis of Vedanta and Islamic philosophy/Afzal Ahmad. 3. The theory of causation in Advaitavad/Arup Jyoti Sarma. 4. The metaphysics of the beyond/K. Srinivas. 5. Concept of time, space and mind in yogavasishtha/Mamta Tripathi. 6. The Advaita concept of content less cognition: some problems/Raghunath Ghosh. 7. Vritti (psychosis) in Advaita Vedanta/Shankarji Jha. 8. Maya as Mulavidya in Kevaladvaita of Shankara and as an ontological reality in the Bhakti vedanta school of Swaminarayana/Smit Gadhia. 9. Reality as Ananda : An Upanishadic exposition/Surjya Kamal Borah. 10. Advaita Vedanta ki Vyapakata/Somanath Nene. 11- Drishtisrishtivadah/Viveka Karmakar. 12. The return of the missing creative couple/Jeffrey Armstrong (Kavindra Rishi). 13. Call for Shuddhi : Vedantic model of purification/Bhuwan Kumar Jha. 14. Vajrasuchikopanishadi Brahmanatvanirdharanamukhena Pratipaditam Brahmatattvam/Arnava Ghoshal. 15. Influence of Advaita Vedanta on Sanskrit rasa theory/Arijit Gupta. 16. Agricultural science in Sanskrit literature with special reference to Krishiparashara/Daya Shankar Tiwary. 17. Jambudvipa: scientific interpretation of Sanatana Dharma/Ravi Jatavallabhula. 18. Physical Sciences in the Rigvedic Maruts : generators of speech and force incarnate/Soma Basu. 19. Vedantic view of Kalidasa and deep ecology : with references to Abhijnanashakuntalam/Baldev Ram Khandoliyan. 20. Shrimadbhagavadmahapuranasya Vaidikopajivyam Puranavaishishtayancha/Harish Chandra Kukareti. 21. Jyotishayurvedashastrayoh Angangibhavah/Suman K.S. 22. Sanatsujatiyam/T.S. Haragopal. 23. Consciousness under the phenomenological microscope : Shankara's position/Alok Kumar. 24. Dasabodh : a classic spiritual text that underlines the importance of Vedas and Vedanta/Prashant Balkrishna Kulkarni. 25. Brihadaranyakopanishadi Svapnatattvam/Palash Ghosh. 26. Understanding Vedanta applying phonosemantics/Pramod Kumar Agrawal. 27. Indic non-dual traditions and monotheism contrasted : necessity for dialogue between Dharmic traditions/Laul Jadusingh. 28. Interfaith dialogue between Vedanta and Christianity on the concept of liberation/Gaichuimeilu Palmei. 29. The notion of harmony : Vedanta perspective/R.P. Singh. 30. Advaita vedanta in socio-political practices of Mahatma Gandhi/Ved Mitra Shukla. 31. Everpresent state : a scientific solution to our individual peace and global peace/Shashidhara Gangaiah. Index. Ancient Indian thought system, well known for its relentless argumentation on varied contentious issues, paved the way for maturing deep philosophical thoughts, and scientific and technological inventions. This volume Vedanta Anvikshiki, Science and Philosophy in Contemporary Perspective, which resonates the current expectations from Vedanta in a fast-changing world, is the proceedings of the 21st edition of International Congress of Vedanta organized by the Center of Indic Studies, University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth during 11-13 July 2013. The volume presents thirty-one research papers from reputed scholars on wide-ranging topics like metaphysics, knowledge and hermeneutics, science and technology in ancient texts, interpretation of key texts, digital libraries, yoga and ayurveda, spirituality and science, interfaith dialogue, Indian cosmology and psychology, Vedantic pedagogy, history, culture, social systems, corporate world, governance, music and consciousness studies. These papers present vast treasures of India's knowledge systems and offer potential for multidisciplinary research. It would be of immense value to the students and scholars of Vedanta, and would stimulate them for more discussions and debates on Vedantic traditions and their contemporary relevance.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. The multidimensional approach to Vedānta Science Technology extends the core scientific ideas of Vedānta to social, cultural, aesthetic and religious principles. The effort is to present a wide spectrum of intellectual discourse trying to discover fundamental scientific and technological aspects of Vedānta studies.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Subarachnoid Haemorrhage | Ram P. Sengupta (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | xiv | Englisch | 2011 | Springer | EAN 9781447113850 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Ever since I began my training in internaI medicine and subsequently in neurology, I have been interested in subarachnoid haemorrhage and indeed chose this topic as a subject of study for my Doctorate in Medicine. It was because the information derived from a retrospective study of 312 patients proved to be so interesting that I published a monograph on the subject 30 years ago. My first reaction on reading this splendid book by my former coHeagues in Newcastle, Mr. Sengupta and Dr. McAllister, was one of realisation of the extent to whjch knowledge about the condition' and principles of management have been transformed. This splendidly comprehensive volume carefully reviews the earlier literature, analyses the anato micaI, pathophysiologicaI and clinical features of the condition in consummate detail and goes on to consider in depth all of those issues relating to investigation and medical and surgical management which continue to present chaHenges to neurologists and neuro-surgeons alike. When I began my personal study, angiography had still to be introduced as a routine methöd of radiologicaI diagnosis in many centres in the U .K. and we were Iargely dependent upon dinicaI methods of diagnosis and assessment. How interesting it is to see that now, very properly, computerised tomography (CT scanning) takes precedence as an initiaI diagnostic instrument over angiography, and that lumbar puncture, once thought to be obligatory for diagnosis, is being used Iess and less since its dangers were fully appreciated.