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Ahimsa, the Self, and Postmodernism
International Philosophical Quarterly, 1995Dan « Ahimsa: Non Violence in the Indian Tradition », Uno Tahtinen met en exergue les differences entre les doctrines du moi du Jainisme, de la Vedanta et du Bouddhisme.
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Ahimsa in the City of the Mind
Manoa, 2010There are those, I think, who view languages as being arranged in a hierar chical structure?at the top of the hierarchy are languages assumed to be original, holy, classical, sophisticated, and learned; and at the bottom are languages assumed to be mistakes (which even the gods can make at times), low, vernacular tongues which are late arrivals in the ...
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Ahimsa, Gandhi, and the Angry Hindu
2012This chapter begins with an error in a newspaper clipping, something that came over The Times of India at a most inopportune moment. The error attributed violence to Gandhi, while it placed him in a pantheon of important national leaders, all of whom are said to oppose violence. The thumbnail
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Himsa and Ahimsa in the Bhagavad Gita
Cognition, 2019This research article deals with the question of himsa and ahimsa mentioned in the Bhagavad Gita. The study has its relevance to understand the Gita’s teaching on himsa and ahimsa. The research problem is that whether the Gita advocates himsa or ahimsa.
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Ahimsa in the Indic Traditions
Ahi?sa in the Indic Traditions: Explorations and Reflections, edited by Jeffery D. Long and Steven J. Rosen, examines the diversity of nonviolent (ahimsa-oriented) doctrines originating in the Indic world, both in terms of interpersonal relationships and how they apply to the rest of creation, including animals.openaire +1 more source