Cookies help us deliver our services. By using our services, you agree to our use of cookies. Learn more.
  • Log In
  • Register
CEEOL Logo
Advanced Search
  • Home
  • SUBJECT AREAS
  • PUBLISHERS
  • JOURNALS
  • eBooks
  • GREY LITERATURE
  • CEEOL-DIGITS
  • INDIVIDUAL ACCOUNT
  • Help
  • Contact
  • for LIBRARIANS
  • for PUBLISHERS

Content Type

Subjects

Languages

Legend

  • Journal
  • Article
  • Book
  • Chapter
  • Open Access
  • Philosophy
  • Non-European Philosophy
  • Indian Philosophy

We kindly inform you that, as long as the subject affiliation of our 300.000+ articles is in progress, you might get unsufficient or no results on your third level or second level search. In this case, please broaden your search criteria.

Result 201-212 of 212
  • Prev
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • ...
  • 9
  • 10
  • 11
“Gandhi after Gandhi”: 2–3 December 2019, Turin. Conference report

“Gandhi after Gandhi”: 2–3 December 2019, Turin. Conference report

Author(s): Jacek Skup / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2020

Mohandas Karamcand Gandhi (1869–1948) is a figure almost synonymous with India. From his activities in British South Africa, transforming the Indian National Congress into an all-India movement with wide popular support, to leading the non-violent struggle for Indian Independence and finally dying by the hands of a disillusioned admirer turned political opponent, he shaped India and has remained a relevant point of reference decades after his death. The year 2019 coincided with his 150 birth anniversary, which not only sparked celebrations in India and abroad, but also inspired the international conference “Gandhi after Gandhi” which took place in Turin on December 2nd and 3rd, 2019.

More...
Генезис на трансценденталната форма на съзнание в ранния будизъм
3.90 €
Preview

Генезис на трансценденталната форма на съзнание в ранния будизъм

Author(s): Ivan Kamburov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2018

The article unveils the transcendental nature of consciousness in classical Buddhism. The specifics and structure of psyche in Abhidharmistic philosophy is clarified. The unsubstantialistic character of dharms is formulated. The paper also presents the structures of Buddhistic subjectivity, as well as the significance and functions of Buddhistic “contemplation” (dhyana) are revealed.

More...
Древноиндийският философ Бхартрихари за първи път на български език
3.90 €
Preview

Древноиндийският философ Бхартрихари за първи път на български език

Author(s): Mitko Momov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 4/2019

The first part of the treatise On the Sentences and Words (Vakyapadia) – Brahmakanda, of the Ancient Indian Philosopher Bhartrihari is presented. It was first published in Bulgarian in 2019. The treatise is described as one of the most emblematic products of the metaphysical philosophy of the language created in the framework of the Advaita Vedanta School. According to Professor Bratoeva, the translation of this remarkable philosophical text into Bulgarian was done by M. Patseva with professional skill. The analytical introduction to the text is a valuable attempt to bridge the ancient Indian and contemporary interpretations of the mechanism of language processes.

More...
Ирански митологични мотиви в римския митраизъм (Неопитагорейско-платонически интерпретации)
3.90 €
Preview

Ирански митологични мотиви в римския митраизъм (Неопитагорейско-платонически интерпретации)

Author(s): Emil Kolarov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 4/2015

The Roman Mithraism is an Occidental variant of the cult of the ancient Iranian deity Mithra. The article explores the Iranian origin of some of the main mythological motives found in this Mystery religion and their interpretation through the prism of the Neo-Pythagoreanism and Neo-Platonism in the Late Antique Rome. A hypothesis is formulated about the fundamental significance of the concept of the logos or ratio in the context of the numerological and musical-astronomical allegories of the cult, derived from the Chaldean-Persian teachings and the science of ancient Sumer, permitting to reconstruct yet unsuspected aspects of its esoteric doctrine.

More...

ІНДОЛОГІЧНІ ДОСЛІДЖЕННЯ Д. М. ОВСЯНИКО-КУЛИКОВСЬКОГО

Author(s): Lyubov Dablo / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 2/2014

It is almost for a quarter of the century that our country is a free and independent state. It has become the subject of the international life, has joined the global world processes and is actively developing intercultural connections with other countries. Nowadays the western model of the development of the political and cultural relations is peculiar to Ukraine, but since Ukrainian culture was forming under the pressure of Indo-European culture in the old days, more and more often we can evidence the tendency for oriental traditions and the popularization of the Middle Eastern culture.And this direction is getting more significant as one of the fundamental models of Ukraine’s orientations. That is why oriental studies in Ukraine are becoming more important.At the end of the 19th – the beginning of the 20th one of the first scientists, who devoted himself to the oriental studies or, rather, developed the indological studies in Ukraine, was an academician D.M. Ovsyanyko-Kulikovsky. The scientist, known mainly among philologists, was at his time one of the most outstanding and popular Russian literary critics. An active participant of the social and political life of Ukraine, prominent scientist, essay writer, culturologist, linguist and educationist, he influenced the formation of the ideology of intellectuals of that time, the development of Ukrainian culture, higher and secondary education.Leading researchers of D.M. Ovsyanyko-Kulikovsky are A.V.Vietukhov, A.G. Gornfeld, T.I. Rainov. The researches of S.F. Oldenburg, P.M. Sakulin are of a particular value. Such scientists as M. K. Anikin, I.G. Ilyukhin, A.P. Kovalivskyi, M.V. Osmakov, M.N.Boiko, R. S. Zolotarev, U. V. Mann also studied the scientific heritage of D.M. Ovsyanyko-Kulikovsky. Among the Ukrainian scientists it is necessary to point out the works of O.I. Ladyga and L.O. Chuvpylo.Thus, in the view of the aforesaid we can make a conclusion that the scientific heritage of D.M. Ovsyanyko-Kulikovsky is always of a great interest for the scientists, the breadth of his soul and a rich scientific experience don’t leave anyone indifferent. The goal of this research is the analysis of one of the D.M. Ovsyanyko-Kulikovsky’s indological works. Dmytro Ovsyanyko-Kulikovsky (1853-1920) comes from the province of Tavria. He worked in Ukraine. Almost all his life he studied the Sanskrit, the culture and religion of Ancient India. One of his first works "The review of the myth about falcon, who brought the Soma plant" contains an analysis of Rigveda texts, where he reconstructs the main ideas and some mythological images of Indo-European origin, in particular the image of God Soma’s cult. From the studies of the Sacred Writings of the Ancient Indians appears another scientific work on linguistics "The cult of Soma in Ancient India", in which the author analyzes the hymns of Rigveda from social and psychological point of view and comes to a conclusion, that language is the best reflection of the ancient thinking and consciousness. The cult of Soma, that is widely represented in hymns, was some kind of a religious rite with the elements of sacrament and mystery, and the use of Soma’s drink gave people an impulse for psychological actions, for developing a language, sociability, inspired for creativity and cultural instincts of a person. And the combination of music, Soma’s drink and the speech of the priest threw into an ecstasy. The influence of such a state on the ancient person’s mind encouraged the development of thinking, imagination, that were gradually forming the precise system of mythological believes and the beginnings of the philosophical thinking. This rite was of a great importance for the people of that time.Thus, having studied properly the hymns of Rigveda, the scientist tried to understand how the perception of Indo-Aryans, the spiritual culture, the beginning of the creativity were developing. He emphasized the power of the influence of language on the people’s consciousness. The idea of the influence of language, that is felt in the hymns of Rigveda together with a heady Soma’s drink, on ancient people, wasn’t continued in linguistics, history of the culture and cultural studies at all.The contribution of D.M. Ovsyanyko-Kulikovsky on the development of Ukrainian science is significant. The research methods of the spiritual world of an ancient person with the help of the language, made by the scientist, are very important nowadays in such fields as linguistics, social anthropology and cultural studies.

More...
Медицинские упоминания 
в эпических произведениях Древней Индии («Рамаяна» и «Махабхарата»)

Медицинские упоминания в эпических произведениях Древней Индии («Рамаяна» и «Махабхарата»)

Author(s): Anna Mikhaylovna Subotyalova,Mikhail Albertovich Subotyalov / Language(s): Russian Issue: 3/2016

The article focuses on the historical and medical phenomenon: the study of medical and biological heritage by examining medical references in literary works of the relevant era. This paper presents the analysis of the ancient Indian epics ("Ramayana" and "Mahabharata"), which are considered as literary sources for the history of medicine in Postvedic period of med-ical tradition of Ayurveda. Postvedic period of Ayurvedic medicine extends between X and VI centuries BC. These great epics are the most valuable sources of evidence about ancient Indian culture. Due to diverse nature of the epics, they provide a wide range of information about ancient Indian medicine. The study revealed a number of references to medical terms in Sanskrit, historical figures related to doctoring, found the testimony of some pathological symptoms, dis-eases and methods of treatment. The present findings allow us to indirectly identify the level of knowledge about doctoring in the relevant period. Despite the fact the initial knowledge of med-icine in the Vedic literature was based on magic and the supernatural approach, it should be emphasized that later medical knowledge was based on observations and scientific experience. Ayurvedic physicians of past generations provided a significant and logical justification of the traditions of their medical system.

More...
Николай Райнов – Рабиндранат Тагор: диалози
4.90 €
Preview

Николай Райнов – Рабиндранат Тагор: диалози

Author(s): Svetlana Stoicheva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 3/2020

The subject of this article is the connection between Nikolai Raynov and Rabindranath Tagore, which so far has not been a particular object of literary study. It is based on the fact that Raynov was one of the first translators and interpreters of Tagore in Bulgarian. The attempt to outline possible „silent dialogues“ between the two related artists is part of the great East-West dialogue in the first half of the twentieth century and the perception of Eastern philosophy as a corrective to that of the West after World War One (WWI). There is also a thesis about Tagore's possible influence on Raynov's style after the First World War.

More...
ПОЛІФОНІЧНІСТЬ РОЗВИТКУ РЕЛІЙГІЙНО-ФІЛОСОФСЬКОЇ ДУМКИ В ІНДІЇ: АНТРОПОЛОГІЧНИЙ ВИМІР

ПОЛІФОНІЧНІСТЬ РОЗВИТКУ РЕЛІЙГІЙНО-ФІЛОСОФСЬКОЇ ДУМКИ В ІНДІЇ: АНТРОПОЛОГІЧНИЙ ВИМІР

Author(s): Dmytro Malezhyk,Hleb Khomenko / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 4/2015

The article deals with the main world outlook and value properties of traditional personality in Indian philosophy. The main attention has been attended to a sense of human being according to the Oriental canons. The comparative analysis of human peculiarities in the main Indian religious and philosophical teachings has been made.From the 18th the process of comparison of personality in the Western and the Orient civilizations begins. The main distinctive feature of them is an attitude to the nature and environment. While ‘western’ person was formed under the influence of socio-economical factors, ‘Oriental’ person acquired personal traits due to development of religious and philosophical schooling.The origins of western researches of an anthropological pattern of the Orient civilization are very stereotyped. The reason of this occurrence is a subjective understanding of the Oriental personality by western researchers. The first scientists who noted it was Arabic thinker E.Said, who founded an Orientalism as a branch of learning. Moreover, important part from this point of view was the European aspiration for increasing its identity through the opposition ‘We VS They’.The validity of the Arabic thinker’s thoughts is confirmed by researches of Soviet scientist Ye. Torchinov. After the example of the Upanishads (i.e. Sanskrit sacred books), the scientist debunks Western prejudices as for human absence in the Orient. According to the treatise’s ideas, the main aim of human being is an achieving of release, which is possible only by means of personal effort. It indicates existence of subjective determination in the Orient civilization. These stereotypes and monotony are the result of scientific systematization and abstracting of the researches. We can not deny an availability of Western elements in the Orient and vice-versa.Typical representative of the Oriental typology of cultures is an Indian area. According to M. Weber, it should be paid a special attention to India because of originality of its cultural forms. The polyphony of evolution of religious and philosophical thought in India played an important role in the forming of anthropological pattern. Each of the Indian philosophical teaching was based on cosmic and moral law. Unlike the Western religious teachings Indian philosophy disclaims the thought of God, which rule the world.The main schoolings of orthodox and non-orthodox tradition of Indian philosophy differed according to their attitude to Veda. Orthodox, or classical tradition includes six religious and philosophical teachings. They are similar in the understanding of the world, i.e. the unity of Brahman and Atman. The aim of human being in accordance with these teachings is an overcoming of samsara.In particular, adherents of Yoga stress on an achieving of salvation by means of meditative practices. According to Yoga, human is identified with clear consciousness. The founder of Yoga Patanjali says that during the cognition human identifies with chitta – intellectual activity and reflection of the world. Release of chitta’s influence is an obligatory demand for a salvation.Such attitude to human we can see in Vaiseshika and Nyaya teachings. According to them an interaction between mind and body and the world occurs by means of regeneration of Atman. As opposed to Yoga schooling of Vedanta stressed on the rules of individual behavior.In Buddhism, which is one of the most popular Indian teaching, anthropological pattern is described by means of the Four Noble Truths. Sensation of suffering in Buddhism is a result of human pursuit of happiness. The most optimal way for salvation is a renunciation of passions and excessive emotions. The universal law of bodhi requires of perception of self- essence and environment in unity and integrity. Urge towards good for good is a integral part of karma’s purity. A major contribution of Buddhism to Indian philosophy is an universalization of human values regardless of social conditions. At the same time Buddhism as any Indian religious and philosophical teaching concurs an ahimsa principle, i.e. non-doing of evil for all kind of animate nature.Jainism also claims a salvation as the highest sense of human being. Contrary from Buddhism this teaching doesn’t require a severe asceticism. Unity of substance and spirit may be achieved by means of natural self-perfection. Mortification of own passions is one of Five Great Vows, which are the base of Jainism philosophy.Every religious and philosophical Indian teaching suggests an universal way of human being. Its essence is in an fusion of individual and world soul, which arouse release and salvation. The absence of Western cogito subject are compensated by the Orient impersonal subject. In spite of globalization, the research of main features of the Orient civilization is one of the most priority challenges nowadays.

More...
Про розрізнення змістової конфігурації та структуру інтенціональност

Про розрізнення змістової конфігурації та структуру інтенціональност

Author(s): Oleksandr Opanasiuk / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 1/2020

The purpose of the article is the definition of a semantic configuration and a structure of intentionality on the basis of actualization of the factors of objectivity, procedural and fundamental structure of tetractide. Methodology of the research covers the usage of the methods: structural-semantic certainty (based on the senses established by a historical practice and correlated to a certain number; in the article – to a tetractide), procedural-structural (provides the definition of content of a structural dynamics), comparative (enables us to reveal the distinctive and typological moments in a procedural being of a phenomenon). The scientific novelty. For the first time the semantic configuration and the structure of intentionality are being defined (in the context of structural-semantic parameters of a tetractide). Conclusions. Considering that (intentional) being of phenomenon can reside on a different level of development, it points out the lack of analysis of the intentionality in a subjective-objective area or on the basis of a binary structure. The correction of this position is carried out taking into account the factors of objectivity and procedural. The dynamics and structure of the intentionality are specified by four levels of formation which are defined by the concepts: ‟principleˮ, ‟incipienceˮ, ‟definitionˮ, ‟way of beingˮ. The new perspective of intentional research of phenomenon is being unclosed as well as ontology of the intentionality in general. It becomes possible to explore the cultural-artistic phenomenon not only in the area of fixation of concentration of and artistic material on certain senses that are connected with intentionality and builds up the subjective-objective perspective of analysis that is typical for the science of art but also on the basis of the fourth structure of the intentionality. At the same time, we can talk about the spectral (spectral-intentional) analysis namely about the research of cultural-artistic phenomenon on the level of their principle, incipience, definition, way of being/way of accomplished being and everything that these concepts cover and express on a semantic level.

More...
Связь традиционной аюрведической медицины 
с философскими школами Древней Индии

Связь традиционной аюрведической медицины с философскими школами Древней Индии

Author(s): Vadim V. Ostanin,Anna Mikhaylovna Subotyalova,Mikhail Albertovich Subotyalov / Language(s): Russian Issue: 1/2017

Introduction. The article presents the problem of finding the historical and philosophical foundations of traditional Ayurvedic medicine in philosophical schools of Ancient India. The purpose of the article - the identification of connections between traditional Ayurvedic medicine and philosophical schools of Ancient India. Materials and Methods. Writing this article the authors used the sources of traditional Ayurvedic medicine, as well as works devoted to the concepts of the philosophical schools of Ancient India, applying comparative and analytical research methods. To achieve the goal we analyzed the basic concepts of philosophical schools of ancient India and compared the specific of the tenets` application by the schools in the sources of traditional Ayurvedic medicine. All the listed schools of ancient India (Sankhya, Yoga, Nyaya, Vaisheshika, Uttar-mimamsa (Vedanta) and Purva-mimamsa) are orthodox schools. Over time, these schools have formed two pairs: Nyaya-Vaisheshika and Sankhya-Yoga, which have close relationship with Ayurvedic medicine. Vedanta and Purva-mimamsa considered in isolation because of the differences existing between them. Both are based directly on the Vedas, while the first four systems, though they refer to the Vedas, interpret them differently. Results. The main result is that the "working hypothesis" of the world and human beings, which the traditional Ayurvedic medicine supports, based mainly on representations of orthodox philosophical schools. The authors note that the greatest contribution to Ayurvedic medicine have been made by the first four schools - Vaisheshika, Nyaya, Sankhya, Yoga. Thus, Ayurveda is not based on any one philosophical direction, and uses a variety of these systems. The article examines the features of six major philosophical schools of ancient India, which had an impact on the conceptual paradigm of traditional Ayurvedic medicine. It is emphasized that due to the detailed study of philosophy the future Ayurvedic doctors formed their world view that is reflected in the oath, which ayurvedic doctors gave at the end of their training. Conclusions. In conclusion, it is underlined that traditional Ayurvedic medicine has a strong philosophical basis, associated with all known philosophical schools of Ancient India.

More...
Система отождествления в Чхандогья Упанишаде

Система отождествления в Чхандогья Упанишаде

Author(s): Alexander Syrkin / Language(s): Russian Issue: 1/1965

The present paper deals with an essential feature Of the Chändogya Upanisad - the identification of different objects, which plays such an important part in the dogmatics of the Early Upanishads. There are given some examples of these identifications, stated some particularities concerning their irregular or - on the contrary - their systematic character, and some general features of an Old Indian description connected with the above mentioned facts are formulated.

More...
Трансцендентализмът на съзерцанието в ранния будизъм
4.90 €
Preview

Трансцендентализмът на съзерцанието в ранния будизъм

Author(s): Ivan Kamburov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 6/2015

The present article analyses in depth the transcendental specificity of contemplation in Early Buddhism and the functional significance of the Buddhist dharma theory. In addition, it describes the phenomenological procedures of Buddhist reductionism and compares them with the phenomenological paths of Western philosophy – particularly the phenomenological manner of thinking.

More...
Result 201-212 of 212
  • Prev
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • ...
  • 9
  • 10
  • 11

About

CEEOL is a leading provider of academic e-journals and e-books in the Humanities and Social Sciences from and about Central and Eastern Europe. In the rapidly changing digital sphere CEEOL is a reliable source of adjusting expertise trusted by scholars, publishers and librarians. Currently, over 1000 publishers entrust CEEOL with their high-quality journals and e-books. CEEOL provides scholars, researchers and students with access to a wide range of academic content in a constantly growing, dynamic repository. Currently, CEEOL covers more than 2000 journals and 690.000 articles, over 4500 ebooks and 6000 grey literature document. CEEOL offers various services to subscribing institutions and their patrons to make access to its content as easy as possible. Furthermore, CEEOL allows publishers to reach new audiences and promote the scientific achievements of the Eastern European scientific community to a broader readership. Un-affiliated scholars have the possibility to access the repository by creating their personal user account

Contact Us

Central and Eastern European Online Library GmbH
Basaltstrasse 9
60487 Frankfurt am Main
Germany
Amtsgericht Frankfurt am Main HRB 53679
VAT number: DE300273105
Phone: +49 (0)69-20026820
Fax: +49 (0)69-20026819
Email: info@ceeol.com

Connect with CEEOL

  • Join our Facebook page
  • Follow us on Twitter
CEEOL Logo Footer
2023 © CEEOL. ALL Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions of use
ICB - InterConsult Bulgaria core ver.2.0.1219

Login CEEOL

{{forgottenPasswordMessage.Message}}

Enter your Username (Email) below.

Shibbolet Login

Shibboleth authentication is only available to registered institutions.

Please note that there is a planned full infrastructure maintenance and database upgrade of the CEEOL repository.
The Shibboleth login functionality is temporarily unavailable.
We apologize in advance for the inconvenience and thank you for your kind understanding.