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Applied Philosophy Of Anekanta
Author:
Dr. Samani Shashi Pragya
Dr. Samani Shashi Pragya
Published: 27.02.2014
Updated: 28.07.2014
Updated: 28.07.2014
- Preliminaries
- 1. Origin and Development of the Theory of Anekānta
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2. Metaphysical Basis of Anekānta
- 2.1 Jain Concept of Reality: A Critical Study
- 2.2 Definition of Sat (Reality)
- 2.3 Definition of Utpāda (Origination)
- 2.4 Definition of Vyaya (Cessation)
- 2.5 The Definition of Dhrauvya (Permanence)
- 2.6 Inter-relation of Utpāda-vyaya-dhrauvya
- 2.7 Varieties of Examples Highlighting the Interrelationship of Trinity
- 2.8 Transgressions occurring in Acceptance of Absolute Origination of Reality
- 2.9 Transgressions occurring in Acceptance of Absolute Cessation of Reality
- 2.10 Transgressions occurring in Acceptance of Absolute Destruction of Permanent Nature of Reality
- 2.11 Logical Analysis of Absolute Permanent and Absolute Momentary Nature of Reality
- 2.12 Criterion of Reality
- 2.13 Artharkriyākāritva as a Logical Criterion of Reality
- 2.14 Relevancce of Permanent-cum-change Nature of Reality
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3. Epistemological Analysis of Anekāntavāda
- 3.1 Concept of Anekānta
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3.2 The Doctrine of Conditional Dialectics (Syādvāda) and Sevenfold Predication (Saptabhaṅgī)
- 3.2.1 Saptabhaṅgī
- 3.2.2 Applications of Anekānta in Metaphysics
- 3.2.3 The Conceptual Analysis of Philosophy of Co-existence
- 3.2.4 Anekāntic Dialogues in Jaina Canonical Literature
- 3.2.5 Philosophy of Co-existence of Pairs in the World of Experience
- 3.2.6 Opposing Pairs in Our Body
- 3.2.7 The Philosophy of Co-existence and its Implications
- 3.3 The Jain Doctrine of Naya: Its Implications
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4. Anekānta in the Philosophy of the West
- 4.1 Relativity of Language and Anekānta
- 4.2 Knowledge Based on Spatio-temporal is Relative
- 4.3 Elements of Anekānta in Western Philosophy and Post-Modern Philosophy
- 4.4 Western Post-Modern Philosophy
- 4.5 Ordinary Language Philosophy
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4.7 Overlapping Between Anekānta Philosophy and Western Continental Philosophers’ Perspective
- 4.7.1 Overlapping Between Jainism and Husserl’s Philosophical Views
- 4.7.2 Overlapping Between Jain View of Anekānta and Wittgensteinean Philosophical View
- 4.7.3 Overlapping Between Jainism And Sartrean Philosophical View and Wittgensteinean Philosophical View (copy 1)
- 4.7.4 Overlapping Between Jainism and Derridean Philosophical View
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5. Multidimensional Application of Anekānta
- 5.1 Applied Anekānta
- 5.2 Principles of Anekānta
- 5.3 Change of Vision at Individual Level and Anekānta
- 5.4 Peaceful Co-existence at Family Level and Anekānta
- 5.5 Tolerance of Views at Social Level and Anekānta
- 5.6 Leadership and Anekāntic Decision Making
- 5.7 Democracy and Anekānta
- 5.8 Change in Politics And Anekānta
- 5.9 Conflict Resolution and Anekānta
- 5.10 Management Mantra and Anekānta
- 5.11 Open-mindedness and Anekānta
- 5.12 Art of Non-violent Communication and Anekānta
- 5.13 Mutual Understanding of Religious Communities and Anekānta
- 5.14 Communal Violence and Anekānta
- 5.15 Secularism and Anekānta
- 5.16 Inter-cultural Dialogue and Anekānta
- 5.17 Education and Anekānta
- 5.18 Human Solidarity and Anekānta
- 5.19 Judicial System and Anekānta
- 5.20 Solution of Many Present Day Problems through Anekānta
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
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Title: Applied Philosophy Of Anekanta
Edition: 2012
ISBN: 978-81910633-8-7
Publisher: JVBI Ladnun, India
HN4U Online Edition: 2014.02
Edition: 2012
ISBN: 978-81910633-8-7
Publisher: JVBI Ladnun, India
HN4U Online Edition: 2014.02
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