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CONTENTS:- 1. The Dharmasastra: an introductory analysis/Brajakishore Swain. 2. The Smartasutras/F. Max Muller. 3. Manu/C.K. Raja. 4. The origin of religion/M. Hiriyanna. 5. Religion and spirituality/Sri Aurobindo. 6. The Sanatana dharma/Swami Bharati K. Tirtha. 7. The Samskaras/R.B. Pandey. 8. The marriage/P.K. Virdi. 9. The stages of life/S. Radhakrishnan. 10. The system of the Asramas/P.N. Prabhu. 11. Caste/P.S.S. Aiyer. 12. The life after death/G.S. Ghurye. 13. The funeral rites/P.V. Kane. 14. Ancestor worship/K.V. Rangaswami Aiyanger. 15. Sacrifice/Swami Bharati Krishna Tirtha. 16. Penances and vows/D.C. Bhattacharya. 17. Sravakacara/Brajakishore Swain. 18. Indian pilgrim tradition/J. Chakkanatt. 19. Women and religion/A.S. Altekar. 20. Hierarchy/J.H. Mees. 21. The Rajadharma/V.P. Verma. 22. Sources of Hindu law/D.F. Mulla. 23. The sacred laws of the Hindus/M.S. Maine. 24. Custom and law in ancient India/J.D.M. Derrett. 25. The family-economic institution/Kewal Mutwani. 26. The administration of justice/A.L. Basham. 27. The theory of adoption/D.S. Shastri. 28. Ethics and politics in Hindu culture/K.S. Murti. 29. Influence of Dharmasastra on the Vaisnavism of Orissa/Brajakishore Swain. 30. Interpretation of Dharmasastra/M. Rama Jois. 31. Dharmasastras and the modern age/P.T. Raju. |
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This book contains thirty-one learned articles on different subjects of Dharmasastra to give a meaningful introduction to Dharmasastra literature of India. Although subject matter of Dharmasastra is traditionally arranged in three sections; namely acara, vyavahara and prayascitta relating to custom, behaviour and ethics respectively, articles included in this book have been designed in a very modern way of postulation. That, origin and development of Dharmasastra are the subjects of history of this literature, is placed at the outset. Unlike other topics included in it, modern value of Dharmasastra has been successfully dealt with in it at last. Between these two an introductory analysis is made of subjects like origin of religion, law, rajadharma, ancestor worship, stages of life, inheritance, sacraments, sraddha, adoption, expiation, spiritualism, pilgrimage, etc. |
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