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Cover Halftitle Title Copyrights Editorial Preface Contents 1. Analysis of Identity and Its Psychological Implications 2. The Baišākhl Purņimā 3. Bodhisattva Ideal 4. The Buddha and Basic Human Rights 5. Buddha and Mahāvīra: A Philosophical Perspective 6. The Buddha from Myth to History 7. The Buddha Ideology 8. The Buddha Lives On in Orissa 9. Buddhism After Maha Parinirvana 10. Buddhism and Aldous Huxley 11. Buddhism and Existentialism 12. Buddhism and Industrial Civilization 13. Buddhism and the Philosophy of Lucretius 14. Buddhism and the Present Crisis 15. Buddhism and Sikhism 16. Buddhism for the Modem World 17. Buddhism in the Atomic Age 18. Buddhism in the Changing World 19. Buddhism in Mālwā: Its Contributions 20. Buddhism in Relation to the Profession of Medicine 21. Buddhist Caves of Pithalkhora 22. Buddhist Economic Philosophy 23. Buddhist Ethics 24. Buddhist Individualism 25. Buddhist Logic on Alamkāra Šāstra
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- Author
- editor-in-chief Padmashri S.S. Shashi
- Publisher
- National Book Network
- Published
- 2002
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9788170418597
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- History, Humanities
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