Basic concepts of ethics in the darsanas

Paul Marnay

Description

The work of Paul Marnay is a very sophisticated work. It concerns hinduism and christianism. Paul Marnay in a thesis that he presented at Madras' university in 1978 on the the principal concepts in the different « darshanas » of India tried after he recalled elements in hinduism as dharma, karma, yoga to compare ancient India and christian images of man compared.

Sujets

• Religion
• Christianisme

Informations

• Publié par: L'Harmattan
• Date de parution: 15 septembre 2016
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9782140018671
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 2 Mo

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Paul Marnay

Basic concepts of ethics in the darsanas

Presented in the light of their respective concepts of man

Trajectoires, mouvements, changements dans le souscontinentindien

Basic concepts of ethics in the darsanas

Presented in the light of their respective concepts of man

Trajectoires, mouvements, changements dans le sous-continent indien Coll. Dirigée par Brigitte Tison Cette collection est destinée à décrire, analyser, développer les mouvements de populations originaires du Sous-Continent indien ainsi que les populations du sud-est de l’Asie, de la Chine, des îles. Les raisons de ces mouvements de populations sont multiples tant économiques que religieuses ou guerrières. Parmi ces populations, nous ferons une place aux trajectoires d’écrivains, d’artistes, de défenseurs des libertés et aux voyageurs. L’influence de pays à travers leurs populations expatriées pourra faire partie de cette collection : comment vivent-elles ? Quelles adaptations ? Cloisonnements, ghettos ? Quels échanges ont-elles entre elles ? Une attention toute particulière sera portée aux champs de l’éducation et du soin. Les objectifs seront de mieux informer, d’apporter des compléments de connaissances pour mieux comprendre et améliorer les relations entre les peuples, la cohabitation dans nos villes. Les théories et pratiques seront le « fer-de-lance » de la collection ainsi que l’acquisition de savoir faire et de savoir être. Courses, Movements, Changes in India Coll. Directed by Brigitte Tison This collection is intended to describe, to analyze, develop the movements of populations originated from India as well as populations from south east asia, China, islands. The causes of these movements of populations are many as much as economic, religious or warlike. Among these populations, we shall make a special place to the writters, the artists, the actor’s freedom, the travellers … We shall make the same with the diaspora ‘ populations. How they lived ? Which adaptations ? Ghettos or not. Have they any exchange among them ? We shall look after fields of education and care in particular. The aims will be informations, knowledges to improve people’s relations and understandings, the housing in our cities. Theories and Practices will be the most important in this collection just as the gains of knowledges (how, being).

Paul Marnay

Basic concepts of ethics in the darsanas

Presented in the light of their respective concepts of man

Acknowledgement Thank very much to the brother Xavier Chevillard for the confidence he gave me. The christian thoughts of paul Marnay focused on the hindou thoughts. This reflexion could be known for the researchers in philosophy and religious sciences. M. Pryen, director of L’Harmattan, has accepted that this text could be published in english. Thanks to him. It’s therefore published in english, in which Paul Marnay wrote his text and presented to Madras university (Tamil Nad – South India). Fait à Paris, le 23 08 2016, Brigitte Tison, Dr en psychologie Indologue, Anciennement enseignante À l’Institut national des langues Orientales, (INALCO) À l’école laïque des religions de Paris (ELPR) © L’Harmattan, 2016 5-7, rue de l’Ecole-Polytechnique, 75005 Paris http://www.harmattan.fr [e-mail] [e-mail] ISBN : 978-2-343-10136-1 EAN : 9782343101361

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Preface3 Acknowledgment7 Abbreviations  Summary11 Introduction34

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