Varṇadharma, niṣkāma karma, and practical morality: a critical essays on applied ethics

New Delhi: D.K. Printworld in association with Department of Special Assistance in Philosophy, Utkal University, Bhubaneswar (1999)
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This Work Analyses Some Basic Concepts Of Indian Ethics. It Shows That A Varnadharma Cannot Be Both Natural And Obligatory, The Prescription Of Acting Desirelessly Makes Any Desireless Action Justified, The Jivan-Mukti Concept Is Inapplicable, Etc.

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BJ122.P73 1999

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