In 1995, Chaturvedi Badrinath contributed essays to The Times of India on Indian philosophy and thought. In simple and accessible language, these essays range over perceptions of the self and the other; different ways of ordering society in Jainism, Islam, and Christianity; the paradox of sex; the roots of violence; and the quest for truth and peace.
In 1995, Chaturvedi Badrinath contributed essays to The Times of India on Indian philosophy and thought. In simple and accessible language, these essays range over perceptions of the self and the other; different ways of ordering society in Jainism, Islam, and Christianity; the paradox of sex; the roots of violence; and the quest for truth and peace.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Tulsi Badrinath is an acclaimed writer and dancer. Her novels Meeting Lives and Man of a Thousand Chances were longlisted for the Man Asian Literary Prize.
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Acknowledgements Introduction Essays 1. Towards a World of Freedom 2. The Right Perception of Self-interest 3. State Must Free the Mind from Fear 4. Fear as the Basis of Social Order 5. Dharma and Jainism: Foundations of Human Rights 6. Human Freedom and Rights: Western Framework of Thought 7. Truth in Jainism: Universal Foundation of Rights 8. The Dharmic Law: Institutional Protection of Rights 9. The Dharmic State: Protection of Weak and Oppressed 10. The Caring State: Foundations of Social Happiness 11. The Caring State: Strong but Never Oppressive 12. Government Governs in Place of Law 13. Unity of Life: Dharma and Essence of Islam 14. Dharma and IslamI: Justice with Truth, Truth with Goodness 15. Dharma and IslamII: Let There Be No Compulsion in Religion 16. The Supreme CourtI: Advancing Law for Judicial Control 17. The Supreme CourtII: Judicial ActivismA Mindless Term 18. To Have or To BeI: Sick Systems, Sick Human Beings 19. To Have or To BeII: BothWithin Innate Human Wholeness 20. Unity of Life: The Spiritual and the Material 21. Personal and Social Health: Not-grasping in Jainism 22. The Paradox of SexI: Foundations of Sexual Happiness 23. The Paradox of SexII: A-parigraha as Sexual Happiness 24. The Human Condition: Philosophy as the Romance of Life 25. Learning to Live: Freedom from Fear of Death 26. The Roots of ViolenceI: Jainism as Freedom from Fear 27. The Roots of ViolenceII: Jainism towards Human Freedom 28. The Love of ViolenceI: Happiness Has No Literature 29. The Love of ViolenceII: Happiness Inspires Creativity 30. The Power of MindI: Invoking the Joy of Life 31. The Power of MindII: Dancing in the Rocks Interior 32. Power of Perception: Where Mind Is Free from Sorrow 33. The Karma Conundrum: Decoding the Direction of Destiny 34. Jainism and Relativity: Syada-vada in Einstein and Bohr 35. Beyond Either/Or: Towards Truth and Peace About the Editor
Acknowledgements Introduction Essays 1. Towards a World of Freedom 2. The Right Perception of Self-interest 3. State Must Free the Mind from Fear 4. Fear as the Basis of Social Order 5. Dharma and Jainism: Foundations of Human Rights 6. Human Freedom and Rights: Western Framework of Thought 7. Truth in Jainism: Universal Foundation of Rights 8. The Dharmic Law: Institutional Protection of Rights 9. The Dharmic State: Protection of Weak and Oppressed 10. The Caring State: Foundations of Social Happiness 11. The Caring State: Strong but Never Oppressive 12. Government Governs in Place of Law 13. Unity of Life: Dharma and Essence of Islam 14. Dharma and IslamI: Justice with Truth, Truth with Goodness 15. Dharma and IslamII: Let There Be No Compulsion in Religion 16. The Supreme CourtI: Advancing Law for Judicial Control 17. The Supreme CourtII: Judicial ActivismA Mindless Term 18. To Have or To BeI: Sick Systems, Sick Human Beings 19. To Have or To BeII: BothWithin Innate Human Wholeness 20. Unity of Life: The Spiritual and the Material 21. Personal and Social Health: Not-grasping in Jainism 22. The Paradox of SexI: Foundations of Sexual Happiness 23. The Paradox of SexII: A-parigraha as Sexual Happiness 24. The Human Condition: Philosophy as the Romance of Life 25. Learning to Live: Freedom from Fear of Death 26. The Roots of ViolenceI: Jainism as Freedom from Fear 27. The Roots of ViolenceII: Jainism towards Human Freedom 28. The Love of ViolenceI: Happiness Has No Literature 29. The Love of ViolenceII: Happiness Inspires Creativity 30. The Power of MindI: Invoking the Joy of Life 31. The Power of MindII: Dancing in the Rocks Interior 32. Power of Perception: Where Mind Is Free from Sorrow 33. The Karma Conundrum: Decoding the Direction of Destiny 34. Jainism and Relativity: Syada-vada in Einstein and Bohr 35. Beyond Either/Or: Towards Truth and Peace About the Editor
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