10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NASTIKA»
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nastika in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nastika and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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Carvaka: Barhaspatya Sutras, Jayarasi Bhatta, Astika and ...
of Indian philosophy that assumes various forms of philosophical skepticism and religious indifference. It is also known as Lokyata. It is named after its founder, Crvka, author of the Brhaspatya-stras.
Frederic P. Miller, Agnes F. Vandome, John McBrewster, 2009
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On Hinduism - Strona 46
the Vedic ritual in which 'the sacrificed wife takes the phallus of the horse'.50xii The term nastika is traditionally (and probably historically) derived from the phrase 'nasti'; a nastika is thus one who says 'It/he is not,' while an astika says 'It/he is.
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Religions, Reasons and Gods: Essays in Cross-cultural ... - Strona 49
From Haribhadra's perspective, only the Carvaka are nastika. How does he construe the difference between astika and nastika systems of philosophy? As a member of an avaidika group, he is not likely to adopt the traditional Brahmanic ...
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The Inner Conflict of Tradition: Essays in Indian Ritual, ... - Strona 70
It is obvious that the term nastika, one who says "there is not," derives from the statement that is considered typical of him. Thus Manu's commentator Medhatiti (ad. 3. 150; 8. 309) characterizes the nastika as one who, rejecting transcendence ...
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Sound and Communication: An Aesthetic Cultural History of ...
... which is expressed in pairs of terms like paramarthika sat (absolute reality) and vyavahahka sat (empirical everyday reality), laukika (worldly) and alaukika (supernatural),83 and astika (believing) and nastika (non-believing).84 While Pollock ...
Annette Wilke, Oliver Moebus, 2011
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Healing across Boundaries: Bio-medicine and Alternative ...
The Astika and Nastika schools of thought served as templates that helped to synthesise approaches to understanding the reality that we today refer to as science and spirituality. The confrontations, tensions, exchanges, and interactions ...
Makarand R. Paranjape, 2015
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Shankara and Indian Philosophy - Strona 23
Brahmanic orthodoxy was quick to realize what constituted the core of contradictions separating it from the heterodox opponents, and usually lumped them together under the name of "nastika". The best known definition of the term is given in ...
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A History of Ancient and Early Medieval India: From the ... - Strona 425
Nastika. Schools. The modern distinction between philosophy and religion is difficult to maintain with reference to ancient cultures. Indian philosophical traditions offered different explanations about the nature of reality and knowlege, but they ...
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Essays on Gupta Culture: - Strona 113
2 The primary meaning of nastika is generally defined by the Indian commentators as "atheist" — i.e., one who denies the existence of the gods; a secondary qualification more Upanisadic than Vedic is also often included : a nastika believes ...
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Tradition, Veda and Law: Studies on South Asian Classical ...
If a twice-born disparages these two by relying on the science of logic, he ought to be ostracized by good people as an infidel [nastika] and a denigrator of the Veda [vedanindaka].2° on the liberation ofjanaka, king of Mithila (Mahabharata, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NASTIKA»
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nastika is used in the context of the following news items.
How Indian laws define the term 'Hindu'
They were perceived only as 'Nastika' world-views (Darshana) as against Ashtika Darshanas of Yoga, Vedanta, Samkhya, etc. Astika is one who accepts Vedas ... «http://www.newsgram.com/, Oct 15»
'Lavanam fought for social justice'
Tributes poured in and the size of the crowd at Nastika Kendram near Benz Circle gradually swelled as news of the death of atheist and social activist Lavanam ... «The Hindu, Aug 15»
Nicholson's Untruths
Modern historiographers of Indian philosophy have largely been blind to the numerous intertextually related definitions of the terms astika and nastika. «Swarajya, Jul 15»
Samurai Music Group launches new labels, Altar and Shiro
The first release comes from Nastika, who offers a "fresh take on dark techno with shades of industrial." Horo also has a new EP coming out the same day, this ... «Resident Advisor, Jun 15»
To Question Or Not To Question: That Is The Question
... as popular support, important brahmanical texts registered sharp opposition to them describing them as heretics, referring to them as nastika—non-believers. «Mainstream, Dec 14»
Dasara Festivities Start on a Colourful Note
If you call me a nastika because I oppose these things, then Jains, Buddhists, Charvakas and ancient poets Pampa and Ranna were also nastikas.” A number of ... «The New Indian Express, Sep 14»
Shankaracharya demands probe into the foreign funds of Sai Baba …
Yes, Nastika and Astika both exist within Hindu Dharma condition being you understand the ... This goes for both Astika (theists) and Nastika (atheists) Hindus. «Firstpost, Sep 14»
Slučaj Katalonija, Barsa bez LFP?
Nisam samo zabrinut zbog Barselone, već i Nastika, Espanjola, Ljagostere i Sabadelja. Ako zakon o sportu ostane isti, oni neće moći da se takmiče“, rekao je ... «B92, Jul 14»
Waterman Warns of Nature's Fury
He was in Vijayawada on Saturday to participate in Gora's 39th death anniversary programme organised by the Gora Science Centre at Nastika Kendram. «The New Indian Express, Jul 14»
Slum-dwellers get assertive
Pragada Vasu and Jyotirmayi of ARTD, P. Sirisha of Green Climate Women Team, B.D. Saraiah of Praja Nastika Samajam, and Kuna Ramam of Sanjivani ... «The Hindu, Apr 14»
