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In quest of peace: Indian culture shows the path

Delhi: Bharatiya Kala Prakashan (2006)
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Papers presented at the conference held in 2003-2004 at Ahmedabad, India, organized by Department of Philosophy, Gujarat University.

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B105.P4.I58 2003

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A holistic approach to world peace.  (pages 1--344)K. R. S. Nair
Academic responsibility and values of peace in central europe.  (pages 1--47)Alena Kroupovd
Culture of peace.  (pages 1--267)A. U. Patel
Developing a sense of place: An environmental curriculum for elementary aged children.  (pages 1--156)Maureen Shannon
Education for peace in schools.  (pages 1--322)Hamant Shah
Environmental education in india leading to ecological harmony.  (pages 1--234)Sunanda Shastri
Evaluation of philosophical foundations of Hobbs and Locke's views on peace.  (pages 1--136)Hamidreza Ayatollahy
Flashes from himalayan heights: Nature in Swami ramatirtha's neo-vedanta.  (pages 1--67)Robin Rinehart
Global peace through dialogue.  (pages 1--1)Krishna Ahooja-Patel
Hatha yoga for world peace.  (pages 1--99)Vasanthi Bhat
Idea of peace in ancient greece and india.  (pages 1--249)H. M. Joshi
Impact of religion and psychology on attainment of universal peace.  (pages 1--294)A. S. Patel
Is peace possible through religions?(With special emphasis on islam).  (pages 1--113)Intaj Malek
Moroccan womens voices and the violation of peace within the institution of marriage.  (pages 1--33)Fouzia Rhissassi
Peace and security in an era of transformation towards a new paradigm.  (pages 1--56)A. Subbian &D. Litt
Peace education: Challenges for higher education1.  (pages 1--74)L. Eudora Pettigrew
Peace-Jain four fold community.  (pages 1--320)Hansa S. Shah
Reinterpreting definitions: The concepts of peace and war in the" bhagvad Geeta" and the" qura'n99.  (pages 1--274)Dilipkumar S. Charan &Pradipsinh B. Rathod
Religion and religious conflicts: Global harmony and peace.  (pages 1--88)Jainism Buddhism
Role of bhagavadgita on world peace problems.  (pages 1--342)Krishna Chakraborty
Sankara and world-peace.  (pages 1--96)Nayak Gc
Solidarity of mankind: The only way to world-peace: Tagore's message.  (pages 1--200)Sitansu Ray
Swami vivekananda's vision of harmony and peace.  (pages 1--317)Debika Saha
The body of the goddess: Nurturing an ethic for peace.  (pages 1--175)Phyllis Herman
The meaning of the word'peace'.  (pages 1--230)Nilotpala Gandhi
The vedanta of non-dualism.  (pages 1--270)G. B. Shah
War and the soul of humanity in a global world.  (pages 1--12)Joseph Runzo
Wars begin in the minds of men.  (pages 1--193)Susunaga Weeraperuma
Won buddhist proposals for world peace.  (pages 1--117)Abby Thomas
World peace in the footsteps of Sri Aurobindo.  (pages 1--366)Nitin J. Vyas
World peace-psychological approach.  (pages 1--290)Ashwin Jansari
Yoga in daily life spirituality, religion and world peace.  (pages 1--24)Vishwaguru Mahamandaleshwar
A buddhist response to world peace.  (pages 2--483)Karunesh Shukla
A holistic approach to peace with special reference to non-violence and the role of women.  (pages 2--510)Raksha Shah
Anekantavada as the main instrument for world peace.  (pages 2--622)Dinanath Sharma
Biometrics technology for peace.  (pages 2--701)Priyanka Sharma
Can religions help to promote peace?  (pages 2--588)Yajneshwar S. Shastri
Concept of peace as depicted in prakrit literature.  (pages 2--555)Saloni N. Joshi
Concept of peace in indian philosophical and religious traditions.  (pages 2--390)R. N. Aralikatti
Gandhian concept of nonviolent world order.  (pages 2--548)Sadhana Vora
Gandhian world order and world peace.  (pages 2--582)Ramjee Singh
Gandhijfs vision of a peaceful society.  (pages 2--541)Pushpa Motiyani
Growth of religious consciousness and the maintenance of world peace.  (pages 2--715)C. B. Vadher
Gurukul-education: The soul of applied peace-n-Bliss.  (pages 2--495)Prakash R. Joshi
Gurukul—the genesis of world peace.  (pages 2--384)Pratima Joshi
Hindu view of peace.  (pages 2--395)Ramesh M. Dave
In praise of pacifism.  (pages 2--409)Susunaga Weeraperuma
Krishna-timeless space science.  (pages 2--439)G. B. Shah
Learning from the wisdom of Sages-samskar.  (pages 2--537)Navin Doshi
Man, morality and peace.  (pages 2--377)Pratima Ganguli
Non-acquisitiveness (aparigraha): A key to world peace.  (pages 2--459)Malti Shah
Peace through prayers.  (pages 2--454)Purnima S. Mehta
Philosophy of bhagavata purana and world peace.  (pages 2--725)Yogini H. Vyas
Rational rationality and the peace of the world.  (pages 2--710)Shilendra S. Sharma
Redefining non-violence in the 21st century: With special reference to the jaina religion.  (pages 2--466)Mahendrakumar Nyayacarya
Relations in a globalised era.  (pages 2--643)Ben-Willie K. Golo
Religion and world peace.  (pages 2--402)Renuka Porwal
Self-restraint-sine qua non of world peace.  (pages 2--406)Suresh Vakil
Shades of indian philosophy in ts Eliot's the waste land.  (pages 2--604)Darshana Trivedi
Significance of knowledge in the classical upani § ads: A highway to world peace.  (pages 2--765)Swati Shah
Sree Narayana guru's vision of life for world peace.  (pages 2--520)K. V. Thara
Sun Tzu response to terroism.  (pages 2--612)Umas Sharma
The isopanisad's great message of world-peace.  (pages 2--531)Suchita Mehta
The more from things attitude for resolving economic conflicts.  (pages 2--449)Jayant R. Joshi
The problem of world peace: A philosophical perspective.  (pages 2--599)Bhavana Trivedi
The role of mind and yoga for world peace.  (pages 2--371)P. N. Shastry
The sound of awag: An affirmation towards a peaceful co-existence.  (pages 2--616)Nutan Damor
The various states with special emphasis on samadhi in yoga.  (pages 2--566)T. S. Kumaran
Threat to world-peace.  (pages 2--418)V. W. Deshpande
Universal prosperity and peace.  (pages 2--490)P. Ganesh
Vedic Santi mantra: An ecological perspective.  (pages 2--424)Veena Londhe
Whither the modern world? An indian panacea?  (pages 2--706)Tj Purani
Women and world peace.  (pages 2--719)Margi Hathi
World peace and indian heritage.  (pages 2--413)V. K. Hampiholi
World peace through natural law.  (pages 2--517)M. Saikumar Pahrudu
World peace through philosophy.  (pages 2--430)Yogini G. Nighoskar
Teaching religion and ecology at the university level.  (pages 5)Christopher Key Chappie
Religion, satyagraha and the tehri dam: The environmental philosophy.  (pages 127)of Sunderlal Bahuguna
Mandala of the rocks: A tibetan meditation in a japanese garden.  (pages 142)By Katherine Anne Harper
Will sanity prevail in establishing world peace a religious perspective.  (pages 205)Dr Ma Jal Ihal
Qur'an-a universal code for sustainability.  (pages 219)Mohammad Aslant Parvaiz
World peace-problems of a global era (defence and national security perspectives).  (pages 224)Krishna Mohan Mathur
Terrorism, post-modernism and world peace.  (pages 238)by Rc Sinha
Philosophy of non-violence and world-peace in srimadbhagavadgita.  (pages 257)P. K. Gayathri &Suhrdam Sarvabmtdndm Jndtvd Mdm Sdntimrcchati
Peace in the global village.  (pages 297)by Dr Ajg Kodumutti Nadar
Advaita and world-peace.  (pages 311)Br Shantha Kumari
Jainism and world peace.  (pages 328)Kokila Hemchand Shah
Women's perspectives on culture of global peace.  (pages 334)Krishna Ahooja Patel
Value-realisation: A life-centric study.  (pages 348)Manjula Parruck Dutta
A philosophic vision of environment.  (pages 353)By Dr Mritunjay Kumar
The concept of peace in buddhist philosophy.  (pages 358)Niranjana Vora &Natthi Santi Paramam Sukham
Holistic approach to world peace (valedictory address).  (pages 380)Shri Kh Patel
Construction of world peace through harmony.  (pages 444)Gobinda Chandra Bandyopadhyay
The effect of coastal ecology on harmony of life.  (pages 471)Mrs Archana P. Kale
Peace economy.  (pages 477)Mrs Varsha Shah
Religion and world peace.  (pages 480)Mrs Urmila Bhalsod
The teaching of advaita vedanta, the way to the peace.  (pages 500)By Prasit Ranjan Ghosh
The concept of peace and world peace action with reference to Gandhi and vinoba.  (pages 526)Smt Bhadrabahen Savai
World peace through spirituality (with special reference to Swami Narayana fellowship).  (pages 559)By Prof Purnima Dave
Philosophy-a way to peace.  (pages 569)By Prof Govind K. Upadhyaya
The significance of the first verse in the bhajagovindastotra for global peace.  (pages 573)Kv Venkateswara Rao
Republic of uzbekistan—the country, human rights and sustainable development.  (pages 626)By Akmal Saidov
By any skillful means necessary: Buddhism, war and humanitarian intervention.  (pages 654)Todd Le Roy Perreira
Lynn white jr.: Thoughts revisited, Rivers restored.  (pages 680)By Swasti Bhattacharyya
Peace ahmedabad.  (pages 699)Krishna Ahooja Patel,Vishwanath Karad,Christopher Key Chappel,Joseph Runzo,Alena Kroupova,Swami Maheshanandji,Irfan Omar,Y. S. Shastri,Sunanda Shastri &Intaj Malek
The cloud of longing: The opening verses of the meghaduta.  (pages 742)Eh Rick Jarow

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