Subash Chandra Dash (3 results)

Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents: Preface. 1. Samaya : the word meaning relationship in Nyaya-Vaisesika system. 2. A note on Sakti (Primary relationship) in Navya-Nyaya. 3. A note on Avayavasakti vrs. Samudayasakti. 4. Sasadhara's arguments in favour of Yogarudhi. 5. The concept of Yogarudhi : a historical analysis. 6. The concept of Yogarudhi in Nyaya-System. 7. History of Laksana. 8. Laksana in Nyaya system. 9. Jagadisa on Laksana. 10. Sasadharas concept of Yogarudhi (Text and translation of Yogarudhivada of Nyaya-Siddhanta-dipa). 11. Process of verbal epistemology in Nyaya system. "This book is published form of author's important research papers published in different indological journals. The present attempt is to bring out them collectively in a book form with additions and interpretations so that the researchers in the field of language analysis will find it easy to relate the subject. This book also will help the western philosophers to have a comparative study in the subject." (jacket).

Hardcover. Condition: New. The present study is a kind of analysis incorporating both the traditional and modern approaches of the traditional and modern approaches of the practice of Yoga. Here, the subjects are choosen with an intension in order to bring out the analytical aspects of Yoga. The Yoga is called science, because it is experimented in the laboratory of human being, in whom both body and mind form a strong unit. The philosophers and practitioners of Yoga developed this theory and practice of Self discipline, which is very much required to remove physical and mental illness completely if practiced daily as per the instructions of the guru. The difficult problems of terrorism of today can also be eradicated by the practice of Yoga. 216pp.

Hardcover. Condition: New. This Book a Felicitation Volume entitled Radhamadhavasaurabham in felicitating Prof. Radhamadhab Dash on this day of his superannuation. The P.G. Department of Sanskrit is honoured that Prof. Radhamadhab Dash has adorned the prestigious post of Vice Chancellor at Sri Jagannath Sanskrit University, Puri. During his splendid career spanning over more than three decades, has carved out a definite niche for himself among the Indologists of the country through his multifarious academic and administrative positions. He is not only a hard core academician in the field of Indology, he has also produced many researchers in the field of Sanskrit during his impressive teaching career in the P.G. Department of Sanskrit, Utkal University, Bhubaneswar. He has travelled throughout the length and breadth of India and Thailand as a visiting Professor in connection with the propagation of Indian wisdom and has earned world-wide appreciation for his outstanding research. He has convened many National and International seminars and conferences. To his credit, a number of books and research papers are published though different publishers and journals and moreover he has presented research papers in many National and International seminars, conferences and symposiums.