Prapanch Kanya

By:

"Kamal, Ritu"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Viva Books; 2008Description: 411pISBN:

9788130905297

Subject(s):

Indian philosophy

DDC classification:

181.4 KAM

Summary: In Prapanch Kanya the history of the last millennium gets re-written, with segues into Indian Philosophy, network theory, the issue of the Gypsy Diaspora, South East Asian history and genetic research. The various aspects of Indian Philosophy—Vyakarana, Mimansa, Nyaya, Dharmashastra, Alankar and the Sciences—are brought together holistically. Highlighting the contributions of the Indic civilisation to contemporary science and culture, this book draws parallels between the principles of Indian philosophy and the findings of advanced biology and genetics.

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In Prapanch Kanya the history of the last millennium gets re-written, with segues into Indian Philosophy, network theory, the issue of the Gypsy Diaspora, South East Asian history and genetic research. The various aspects of Indian Philosophy—Vyakarana, Mimansa, Nyaya, Dharmashastra, Alankar and the Sciences—are brought together holistically. Highlighting the contributions of the Indic civilisation to contemporary science and culture, this book draws parallels between the principles of Indian philosophy and the findings of advanced biology and genetics.

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