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Gandhi's political philosophy: a critical examination / Parekh, Bhikhu 1989  Book
Parekh, Bhikhu Book
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Publication Houndmills, Macmillan Press Ltd., 1989.
Description ix, 248p.
Contents B
Standard Number 0333434455
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Glimpses of ancient India through Soviet eyes / Vibhakar, Jagdish (ed); Garg, Usha (ed) 1989  Book
Vibhakar, Jagdish Book
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Publication DelhI, Sundeep Prakashan, 1989.
Description xvi, 247p.Hbk
Standard Number 8185067139
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Historical Chindian paradigm: inter-cultural transfusion and solidification / Chung, Tan   Journal Article
Chung, Tan Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract The article is an exploration of an alternative geo-civilisational paradigm in an effort to escape the dissatisfaction with the prevalent geopolitical model. In the new 'geo-civilisational paradigm', the world should cherish the ideal of universal harmony as represented by 'shijie datong' (grand harmony in the world) aspired to by Chinese civilisation and 'vasudhaiva kutumbakan' (world as one family) aspired to by Indian civilisation. Such a paradigm can be established because we already have the example of it in the cultural interaction between Chinese and Indian civilisations in the past. Civilisational overlapping can create 'metonymic thesis' that serves to strengthen the vitality of civilisation and this only happens during the overlapping of mutually respectful and friendly civilisations. The uniqueness of the 'historical Chindian paradigm' is twofold, as the advent of Indian civilisation into China was by invitation and it also meant to accomplish serious business of an unprecedented inter-cultural joint venture, that is, the Sanskrit-Chinese translation enterprise. Second, the Sino-Indian cultural interaction gave a facelift to China which has uniquely survived for two millennia as the world's sustainable civilisational state.
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Vamshavali from Chamba: reflection of a historical tradition / Thapar, Romila   Journal Article
Thapar, Romila Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
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