Classical Indian Philosophy : Some Salient Feature
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An Overview of Epistemology in Classical Indian Philosophy
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Free Will and Determinism
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An Overview of Epistemology in Classical Indian Philosophy -II
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Indian Philosophy
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Indian Philosophy
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Bhartiya Darshan
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The Vedic Philosophy
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Bhartiya Darshan me Gyan Mimansa - II
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Bhartiya Darshan -III
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Bhartiya Darshan me Gyan Mimansa -IV
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Carvaka : The School of Metarialism
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Charvaka : Classical School of Indian Materialism
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Charvaka Darshan
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Charvaka Darshan - II
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Jain Neetishastra
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Introduction to Sunyavada
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Jain Jnanamimamsa
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Shunyavaad Darshan
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Sunyavada Darshan -II
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Shunyavaad Darshan - III
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Uttara Adhunikata Kya Hain ?- V
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The Narrative of Bhagwadgita
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Basic Tool for Argument - I
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Advance tools for Argument Induction
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Advance tools for Argument : Part 2 - Abduction and Analogy
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Paradoxes : The Logical Tools
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Informal Fallacies - II
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Informal Fallacies - III
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Informal Fallacies - IV
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Buddhism - Madhyamika School
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Buddhism - Yogācāra School
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Sāṃkhya School : Prakṛti - The Unconscious Principle
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Sāṃkhya School : Puruṣa - The Conscious Principle
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Sāṃkhya Epistemology (Part - I)
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Sāṃkhya Epistemology (Part - II)
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Women in Ancient India (Part - I)
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Women in Ancient India (Part - II)
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The Yoga School of Indian Philosophy (Part - I)
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The Yoga School of Indian Philosophy (Part - II)
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योग का सामाजिक प्रभाव - I
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योग का सामाजिक प्रभाव - II
Description:
Explore a comprehensive course on Philosophy covering Gandhian thought, Indian philosophical traditions, and classical schools of thought. Delve into topics like epistemology, free will, determinism, and various philosophical systems including Vedic, Charvaka, Jain, and Buddhist philosophies. Examine logical tools, argument structures, and informal fallacies while also investigating the role of women in ancient India and the social impact of yoga. Gain insights into democracy, development, and violence through the lens of Gandhian philosophy and Indian philosophical traditions.