The Indian way: an introduction to the p
β Koller, John M
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2017;2016
π Routledge;Taylor & Francis Group
π English
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The Indian way: an introduction to the philosophies and religions of India
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β¦ Table of Contents
- Introduction: Diversity, Change, and Community. 2. Roots of the Indian Way: Indus and Vedic Beginnings. 3. Creation and Celebration in the Vedas. 4. Liberating Knowledge: The Upanisads. 5. Self and Society: Norms of Life. 6. The Jaina Vision. 7. The Way of the Buddha. 8. Yoga. 9. The Bhagavad Gita.10. Devotional Hinduism: God as Joy, Love, and Beauty.11. Devotional Hinduism: Kali and Shiva.12. Systematic Philosophy: Bondage, Liberation, and Causality.13. Systematic Philosophy: Knowledge and Reality.14. Islam in India.15. The Faith of the Sikhs.16. Renaissance in India.17. Prospects for the Future.Glossary.Index.
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