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These two lectures second in the series were delivered by Birendra Kumar Bhattacharya. The first lecture brings out N.K Bose’s commitment to Gandhiji’s ideas. Bose presented Gandhiji as a rebel who wanted to transform himself as well as others through love and non-violent compassion…Read More
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In this volume the essays on seminal terms of space and time enable the reader to comprehend the multilayered meanings of the concepts in different contexts. It contains the terms: Nābhi, kṣetra, deśa, kāla, kṣaṇa, sūtra, tāla, māna, śūnya, pūrṇa.
How can a sensibly worked-out system of education afford a symbiosis between modernity and wisdom tradition Addressing the vital question, the authors here look afresh at the relevance of art in the age of science/technocentrism, the role of education…Read More
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The volume is the sixth manifestaton of the series devoted to key concepts of Indian art and deals with the abstract or symbolic forms containing closely related to eight terms where the basic concept of Ābhāsa, appearance or seemliness or reflection is inherent. Ābhāsa helps to realize the structure even in the symbolic or invisible formThis volume contains eight articles on the following concepts Ābhāsa, sādṛśya-sārūpys, anukaraṇa, anukṛti, anukīrtana, chāya, liṅga, pāda, vṛtti, rīti.
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