India: the Quest for NationhoodLalvani Publishing House, 1967 - 206 pages |
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... cultures Hindu culture is perhaps the most absorbent . It has been likened by its admirers to the vast ocean which takes in and accommodates waters from seas and rivers and yet remains ever the same . But Hindu culture for all its ...
... cultures Hindu culture is perhaps the most absorbent . It has been likened by its admirers to the vast ocean which takes in and accommodates waters from seas and rivers and yet remains ever the same . But Hindu culture for all its ...
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... cultures Hindu culture is perhaps the most absorbent . It has been likened by its admirers to the vast ocean which takes in and accommodates waters from seas and rivers and yet remains ever the same . But Hindu culture for all its ...
... cultures Hindu culture is perhaps the most absorbent . It has been likened by its admirers to the vast ocean which takes in and accommodates waters from seas and rivers and yet remains ever the same . But Hindu culture for all its ...
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... culture and traditions and integrate into them the values of the West . Fortunately for India , its culture and traditions are not now to be identified with Hindu culture and traditions : they are now Indian . If it is held that Hindu ...
... culture and traditions and integrate into them the values of the West . Fortunately for India , its culture and traditions are not now to be identified with Hindu culture and traditions : they are now Indian . If it is held that Hindu ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
PREHISTORIC AND VEDIC INDIA | 5 |
THE UPANISHADS AND THE VEDANTA | 17 |
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