2011, ISBN: 9788124605745

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Editions Maspaul, 2005. Paperback. New. French language. 8.19x5.51x0.39 inches., Editions Maspaul, 2005, 6, D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., 2011. First edition. Hardcover. New. 17 x 25 cm. … Mehr…

Editions Maspaul, 2005. Paperback. New. French language. 8.19x5.51x0.39 inches., Editions Maspaul, 2005, 6, D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., 2011. First edition. Hardcover. New. 17 x 25 cm. The present book, "Samnyasins in the Hindu Tradition: Changing Perspectives", covers a wide territory, trying to look at the samnyasins and the samnyasashrama in their long existence from the times of Shankara to the present day. This book traverses a slightly different trajectory from the usual book on samnyasins as it attempts an overview of the samnyasin and the institution over a long period from Vedic to post-Independence times and speculates on the future of the institution as well. Samnyasins and scholars not only from India, but from countries as diverse as Canada, South Africa, UK and USA also figure in this collection. The samnyasashramas covered also range from the traditional Advaita, Vishishthadvaita and Dvaita to include many more later ashrams such as the Vira Shaiva (Lingayat), Dharmapuram Adheenam, Arya Samaj, Shivananda Ashram, Ramakrishna Mission, Swami Narayan and many others. Another departure from other books on the subject is that it also compares institutions like the Ramakrishna Mission for instance, as they function in India and in foreign countries where they have established ashrams. In the midst of varied opinions regarding the samnyasin and the samnyasashrama this book will throw light on how scholars, common people, as well as the samnyasins themselves view their roles, both as individual personalities and as persons living in an institution relating to society as a whole. CONTENTS: Preface; Introduction; 1. Swamis/Samnyasins/Monks/Ascetics in the Cultural World of the Hindus: An Overview 1. Vedic Age (c. 2000-500 bce) 2. Classical or Post-Vedic Phase (c. 500 bce - ce 500) 3. Purana Phase (c. ce 300-1000) 4. Phase Four (ce 800-1900) 5. The Fifth Pre-Independence Phase (1885-1947) 6. Post-Independence Period 7. Conclusion 2. Samnyasins and the Samnyasashrama as seen by Scholars 1. G.C. Pandey 2. Lakshmithathachar 3. K.T. Pandurangi 4. R.K. Sharma 5. Srivatsa Goswami 6. Gautam Patel 7. Christopher Chapell 3. Interviews with Samnyasins/Samnyasinis 1. Swami Svarupananda Saraswati 2. Swami Bharati Teertha 3. Swami Jayendra Saraswati 4. Swami Maheshanand Giri 5. Swami Bhoomananda Tirtha 6. Swami Advaitananda 7. Swami Ranganathananda 8. Swami Gokulananda 9. Swami Dayatmananda 10. Parivrajika Vivekaprana 11. Swami Saradananda 12. Swami Sahajananda 13. Swami Mahadevananda 14. Swami Chidananda 15. Swami Dayananda Saraswati 16. Swamini Pramananda 17. Srirangam Andavan Swamigal 18. Swami Vishvesvara Tirtha 19. Swami Sugunendra Teertha 20. Shanmuka Desika Swamigal 21. Swami Shivamurthy Shivacharya 22. Sivaya Subrahmuniyaswami 23. Swami Veda Bharati 24. Swami Agnivesh 25. Swami Shankarashram 26. Swami Sacchidananda of Anandashram 27. Swami Gurusharanananda 28. Swami Prashantananda 29. Swami Maheshananda (of Kaivalya Dham) 30. Tamal Krishna Goswami 31. Swami Radha Govinda Das Goswami (ISKCON) 4. Endings 1. Part I: Shared Views by Scholars 2. Part II: Individual Views of Samnyasins on Common Topics Appendix : Questionnaire Glossary Bibliography Index Printed Pages: 291., D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., 2011, 6<

2011, ISBN: 9788124605745

D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., 2011. First edition. Hardcover. New. 17 x 25 cm. The present book, ""Samnyasins in the Hindu Tradition: Changing Perspectives"", covers a w… Mehr…

D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., 2011. First edition. Hardcover. New. 17 x 25 cm. The present book, ""Samnyasins in the Hindu Tradition: Changing Perspectives"", covers a wide territory, trying to look at the samnyasins and the samnyasashrama in their long existence from the times of Shankara to the present day. This book traverses a slightly different trajectory from the usual book on samnyasins as it attempts an overview of the samnyasin and the institution over a long period from Vedic to post-Independence times and speculates on the future of the institution as well. Samnyasins and scholars not only from India, but from countries as diverse as Canada, South Africa, UK and USA also figure in this collection. The samnyasashramas covered also range from the traditional Advaita, Vishishthadvaita and Dvaita to include many more later ashrams such as the Vira Shaiva (Lingayat), Dharmapuram Adheenam, Arya Samaj, Shivananda Ashram, Ramakrishna Mission, Swami Narayan and many others. Another departure from other books on the subject is that it also compares institutions like the Ramakrishna Mission for instance, as they function in India and in foreign countries where they have established ashrams. In the midst of varied opinions regarding the samnyasin and the samnyasashrama this book will throw light on how scholars, common people, as well as the samnyasins themselves view their roles, both as individual personalities and as persons living in an institution relating to society as a whole. CONTENTS: Preface; Introduction; 1. Swamis/Samnyasins/Monks/Ascetics in the Cultural World of the Hindus: An Overview 1. Vedic Age (c. 2000-500 bce) 2. Classical or Post-Vedic Phase (c. 500 bce - ce 500) 3. Purana Phase (c. ce 300-1000) 4. Phase Four (ce 800-1900) 5. The Fifth Pre-Independence Phase (1885-1947) 6. Post-Independence Period 7. Conclusion 2. Samnyasins and the Samnyasashrama as seen by Scholars 1. G.C. Pandey 2. Lakshmithathachar 3. K.T. Pandurangi 4. R.K. Sharma 5. Srivatsa Goswami 6. Gautam Patel 7. Christopher Chapell 3. Interviews with Samnyasins/Samnyasinis 1. Swami Svarupananda Saraswati 2. Swami Bharati Teertha 3. Swami Jayendra Saraswati 4. Swami Maheshanand Giri 5. Swami Bhoomananda Tirtha 6. Swami Advaitananda 7. Swami Ranganathananda 8. Swami Gokulananda 9. Swami Dayatmananda 10. Parivrajika Vivekaprana 11. Swami Saradananda 12. Swami Sahajananda 13. Swami Mahadevananda 14. Swami Chidananda 15. Swami Dayananda Saraswati 16. Swamini Pramananda 17. Srirangam Andavan Swamigal 18. Swami Vishvesvara Tirtha 19. Swami Sugunendra Teertha 20. Shanmuka Desika Swamigal 21. Swami Shivamurthy Shivacharya 22. Sivaya Subrahmuniyaswami 23. Swami Veda Bharati 24. Swami Agnivesh 25. Swami Shankarashram 26. Swami Sacchidananda of Anandashram 27. Swami Gurusharanananda 28. Swami Prashantananda 29. Swami Maheshananda (of Kaivalya Dham) 30. Tamal Krishna Goswami 31. Swami Radha Govinda Das Goswami (ISKCON) 4. Endings 1. Part I: Shared Views by Scholars 2. Part II: Individual Views of Samnyasins on Common Topics Appendix : Questionnaire Glossary Bibliography Index Printed Pages: 291., D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., 2011, 6<

2011, ISBN: 9788124605745

D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., 2011. First edition. Hardcover. New. 17 x 25 cm. The present book, "Samnyasins in the Hindu Tradition: Changing Perspectives", covers a wide territor… Mehr…

D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., 2011. First edition. Hardcover. New. 17 x 25 cm. The present book, "Samnyasins in the Hindu Tradition: Changing Perspectives", covers a wide territory, trying to look at the samnyasins and the samnyasashrama in their long existence from the times of Shankara to the present day. This book traverses a slightly different trajectory from the usual book on samnyasins as it attempts an overview of the samnyasin and the institution over a long period from Vedic to post-Independence times and speculates on the future of the institution as well. Samnyasins and scholars not only from India, but from countries as diverse as Canada, South Africa, UK and USA also figure in this collection. The samnyasashramas covered also range from the traditional Advaita, Vishishthadvaita and Dvaita to include many more later ashrams such as the Vira Shaiva (Lingayat), Dharmapuram Adheenam, Arya Samaj, Shivananda Ashram, Ramakrishna Mission, Swami Narayan and many others. Another departure from other books on the subject is that it also compares institutions like the Ramakrishna Mission for instance, as they function in India and in foreign countries where they have established ashrams. In the midst of varied opinions regarding the samnyasin and the samnyasashrama this book will throw light on how scholars, common people, as well as the samnyasins themselves view their roles, both as individual personalities and as persons living in an institution relating to society as a whole. CONTENTS: Preface; Introduction; 1. Swamis/Samnyasins/Monks/Ascetics in the Cultural World of the Hindus: An Overview 1. Vedic Age (c. 2000-500 bce) 2. Classical or Post-Vedic Phase (c. 500 bce - ce 500) 3. Purana Phase (c. ce 300-1000) 4. Phase Four (ce 800-1900) 5. The Fifth Pre-Independence Phase (1885-1947) 6. Post-Independence Period 7. Conclusion 2. Samnyasins and the Samnyasashrama as seen by Scholars 1. G.C. Pandey 2. Lakshmithathachar 3. K.T. Pandurangi 4. R.K. Sharma 5. Srivatsa Goswami 6. Gautam Patel 7. Christopher Chapell 3. Interviews with Samnyasins/Samnyasinis 1. Swami Svarupananda Saraswati 2. Swami Bharati Teertha 3. Swami Jayendra Saraswati 4. Swami Maheshanand Giri 5. Swami Bhoomananda Tirtha 6. Swami Advaitananda 7. Swami Ranganathananda 8. Swami Gokulananda 9. Swami Dayatmananda 10. Parivrajika Vivekaprana 11. Swami Saradananda 12. Swami Sahajananda 13. Swami Mahadevananda 14. Swami Chidananda 15. Swami Dayananda Saraswati 16. Swamini Pramananda 17. Srirangam Andavan Swamigal 18. Swami Vishvesvara Tirtha 19. Swami Sugunendra Teertha 20. Shanmuka Desika Swamigal 21. Swami Shivamurthy Shivacharya 22. Sivaya Subrahmuniyaswami 23. Swami Veda Bharati 24. Swami Agnivesh 25. Swami Shankarashram 26. Swami Sacchidananda of Anandashram 27. Swami Gurusharanananda 28. Swami Prashantananda 29. Swami Maheshananda (of Kaivalya Dham) 30. Tamal Krishna Goswami 31. Swami Radha Govinda Das Goswami (ISKCON) 4. Endings 1. Part I: Shared Views by Scholars 2. Part II: Individual Views of Samnyasins on Common Topics Appendix : Questionnaire Glossary Bibliography Index Printed Pages: 291., D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., 2011, 6<

2011, ISBN: 9788124605745

D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., 2011. First edition. Hardcover. New. 17 x 25 cm. The present book, "Samnyasins in the Hindu Tradition: Changing Perspectives", covers a wide territor… Mehr…

D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., 2011. First edition. Hardcover. New. 17 x 25 cm. The present book, "Samnyasins in the Hindu Tradition: Changing Perspectives", covers a wide territory, trying to look at the samnyasins and the samnyasashrama in their long existence from the times of Shankara to the present day. This book traverses a slightly different trajectory from the usual book on samnyasins as it attempts an overview of the samnyasin and the institution over a long period from Vedic to post-Independence times and speculates on the future of the institution as well. Samnyasins and scholars not only from India, but from countries as diverse as Canada, South Africa, UK and USA also figure in this collection. The samnyasashramas covered also range from the traditional Advaita, Vishishthadvaita and Dvaita to include many more later ashrams such as the Vira Shaiva (Lingayat), Dharmapuram Adheenam, Arya Samaj, Shivananda Ashram, Ramakrishna Mission, Swami Narayan and many others. Another departure from other books on the subject is that it also compares institutions like the Ramakrishna Mission for instance, as they function in India and in foreign countries where they have established ashrams. In the midst of varied opinions regarding the samnyasin and the samnyasashrama this book will throw light on how scholars, common people, as well as the samnyasins themselves view their roles, both as individual personalities and as persons living in an institution relating to society as a whole. CONTENTS: Preface; Introduction; 1. Swamis/Samnyasins/Monks/Ascetics in the Cultural World of the Hindus: An Overview 1. Vedic Age (c. 2000-500 bce) 2. Classical or Post-Vedic Phase (c. 500 bce - ce 500) 3. Purana Phase (c. ce 300-1000) 4. Phase Four (ce 800-1900) 5. The Fifth Pre-Independence Phase (1885-1947) 6. Post-Independence Period 7. Conclusion 2. Samnyasins and the Samnyasashrama as seen by Scholars 1. G.C. Pandey 2. Lakshmithathachar 3. K.T. Pandurangi 4. R.K. Sharma 5. Srivatsa Goswami 6. Gautam Patel 7. Christopher Chapell 3. Interviews with Samnyasins/Samnyasinis 1. Swami Svarupananda Saraswati 2. Swami Bharati Teertha 3. Swami Jayendra Saraswati 4. Swami Maheshanand Giri 5. Swami Bhoomananda Tirtha 6. Swami Advaitananda 7. Swami Ranganathananda 8. Swami Gokulananda 9. Swami Dayatmananda 10. Parivrajika Vivekaprana 11. Swami Saradananda 12. Swami Sahajananda 13. Swami Mahadevananda 14. Swami Chidananda 15. Swami Dayananda Saraswati 16. Swamini Pramananda 17. Srirangam Andavan Swamigal 18. Swami Vishvesvara Tirtha 19. Swami Sugunendra Teertha 20. Shanmuka Desika Swamigal 21. Swami Shivamurthy Shivacharya 22. Sivaya Subrahmuniyaswami 23. Swami Veda Bharati 24. Swami Agnivesh 25. Swami Shankarashram 26. Swami Sacchidananda of Anandashram 27. Swami Gurusharanananda 28. Swami Prashantananda 29. Swami Maheshananda (of Kaivalya Dham) 30. Tamal Krishna Goswami 31. Swami Radha Govinda Das Goswami (ISKCON) 4. Endings 1. Part I: Shared Views by Scholars 2. Part II: Individual Views of Samnyasins on Common Topics Appendix : Questionnaire Glossary Bibliography Index Printed Pages: 291., D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd., 2011, 6<

2011, ISBN: 8124605742

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[EAN: 9788124605745], Nieuw boek, [SC: 7.29], [PU: D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd.], SAMNYASIN IN THE HINDU TRADITION: CHANGING PERSPECTIVEST.S. RUKMANI9788124605745, The present book, "Samnyasi… Mehr…

[EAN: 9788124605745], Nieuw boek, [SC: 7.29], [PU: D.K. Printworld (P) Ltd.], SAMNYASIN IN THE HINDU TRADITION: CHANGING PERSPECTIVEST.S. RUKMANI9788124605745, The present book, "Samnyasins in the Hindu Tradition: Changing Perspectives", covers a wide territory, trying to look at the samnyasins and the samnyasashrama in their long existence from the times of Shankara to the present day. This book traverses a slightly different trajectory from the usual book on samnyasins as it attempts an overview of the samnyasin and the institution over a long period from Vedic to post-Independence times and speculates on the future of the institution as well. Samnyasins and scholars not only from India, but from countries as diverse as Canada, South Africa, UK and USA also figure in this collection. The samnyasashramas covered also range from the traditional Advaita, Vishishthadvaita and Dvaita to include many more later ashrams such as the Vira Shaiva (Lingayat), Dharmapuram Adheenam, Arya Samaj, Shivananda Ashram, Ramakrishna Mission, Swami Narayan and many others. Another departure from other books on the subject is that it also compares institutions like the Ramakrishna Mission for instance, as they function in India and in foreign countries where they have established ashrams. In the midst of varied opinions regarding the samnyasin and the samnyasashrama this book will throw light on how scholars, common people, as well as the samnyasins themselves view their roles, both as individual personalities and as persons living in an institution relating to society as a whole. CONTENTS: Preface; Introduction; 1. Swamis/Samnyasins/Monks/Ascetics in the Cultural World of the Hindus: An Overview 1. Vedic Age (c. 2000-500 bce) 2. Classical or Post-Vedic Phase (c. 500 bce - ce 500) 3. Purana Phase (c. ce 300-1000) 4. Phase Four (ce 800-1900) 5. The Fifth Pre-Independence Phase (1885-1947) 6. Post-Independence Period 7. Conclusion 2. Samnyasins and the Samnyasashrama as seen by Scholars 1. G.C. Pandey 2. Lakshmithathachar 3. K.T. Pandurangi 4. R.K. Sharma 5. Srivatsa Goswami 6. Gautam Patel 7. Christopher Chapell 3. Interviews with Samnyasins/Samnyasinis 1. Swami Svarupananda Saraswati 2. Swami Bharati Teertha 3. Swami Jayendra Saraswati 4. Swami Maheshanand Giri 5. Swami Bhoomananda Tirtha 6. Swami Advaitananda 7. Swami Ranganathananda 8. Swami Gokulananda 9. Swami Dayatmananda 10. Parivrajika Vivekaprana 11. Swami Saradananda 12. Swami Sahajananda 13. Swami Mahadevananda 14. Swami Chidananda 15. Swami Dayananda Saraswati 16. Swamini Pramananda 17. Srirangam Andavan Swamigal 18. Swami Vishvesvara Tirtha 19. Swami Sugunendra Teertha 20. Shanmuka Desika Swamigal 21. Swami Shivamurthy Shivacharya 22. Sivaya Subrahmuniyaswami 23. Swami Veda Bharati 24. Swami Agnivesh 25. Swami Shankarashram 26. Swami Sacchidananda of Anandashram 27. Swami Gurusharanananda 28. Swami Prashantananda 29. Swami Maheshananda (of Kaivalya Dham) 30. Tamal Krishna Goswami 31. Swami Radha Govinda Das Goswami (ISKCON) 4. Endings 1. Part I: Shared Views by Scholars 2. Part II: Individual Views of Samnyasins on Common Topics Appendix : Questionnaire Glossary Bibliography Index Printed Pages: 291., Books<