Influence of Early Indian Thoughts and Human Development in Srimanta Sankardeva’s Teachings
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Early Indian Thoughts, Human Development, Srimanta Sankardeva, Teachings, DimensionsAbstract
If human development is multidimensional or interdisciplinary, then possibly we must to talk about what we indicate by multidimensional or interdisciplinary concepts: what is a Thought, and what are the manifold thoughts on human development. How early Indian Thoughts on Human Development have great importance in Srimanta Sankardeva’s Teachings? This paper widens an explanation of an idea and dimensions of early Indian thoughts on human development with its influence in Srimanta Sankardeva’s teachings and confirms its values and restrictions both in general and in relation.
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