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Social and Cultural History of Ancient India:/ M.L Bose english

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New Delhi Concept Publishing House 2002Description: 192 p. ; hard bound 14x22 cmISBN:
  • 81-7022-1
DDC classification:
  • 23 934 BOS
Contents:
1. Introduction 2. Ethnic Composition and Foreign Elements in Indian History 3. Ancient Indian Society 4. Brahmacharya-Asrama and Education in Ancient India 5. Garhasthy-A&ama, Vanaprastha and Sannyasa 6. Marriage, Sex Relations and Status of Women 7. Spirituality, Religion and Philosophy 8. Language and Literature 9. Art 10. Living Conditions of the People 11 . Conclusion
Summary: The book starts with an ethnic background of the Indian population together with their culture and shows how the social organisation was devised by the amalgamated people on the basis of an understanding of the spirit and shows how the culture of India emerged as a result of religio- spiritual thinking of the Indian seers and saints. The literacy and artistic expression of Indian society which manifests therir understanding of the Nature and Universe in the light of the spirit has been provided for the understanding of the social behaviour of ancient India. The first edition of the book was exhausted within four years and as such it had become necessary to publish either a reprint or a second edition of the book, I thought it to be prudent to publish edited and enlarged edition of the book incorporating some more information and providing Sanskrit rendering of the Sanskrit verses quoted in the book. For the post-graduate students of Indian Universities this book should serve as a text-book for the study of social and cultural history of ancient India.
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1. Introduction
2. Ethnic Composition and Foreign Elements
in Indian History
3. Ancient Indian Society
4. Brahmacharya-Asrama and Education in
Ancient India
5. Garhasthy-A&ama, Vanaprastha and Sannyasa
6. Marriage, Sex Relations and Status of Women
7. Spirituality, Religion and Philosophy
8. Language and Literature
9. Art
10. Living Conditions of the People
11 . Conclusion

The book starts with an ethnic background of the Indian population together with their culture and shows how the social organisation was devised by the amalgamated people on the basis of an understanding of the spirit and shows how the culture of India emerged as a result of religio- spiritual thinking of the Indian seers and saints. The literacy and artistic expression of Indian society which manifests therir understanding of the Nature and Universe in the light of the spirit has been provided for the understanding of the social behaviour of ancient India.
The first edition of the book was exhausted within four years and as such it had become necessary to publish either a reprint or a second edition of the book, I thought it to be prudent to publish edited and enlarged edition of the book incorporating some more information and providing Sanskrit rendering of the Sanskrit verses quoted in the book.
For the post-graduate students of Indian Universities this book should serve as a text-book for the study of social and cultural history of ancient India.

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