THE MEANING OF MORAL LANGUAGE: INDIAN PERSPECTIVE.
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SPECIAL EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION: THREE TENDENCIES IN INDIAN PHILOSOPHY.
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RELEVANCE OF META-NARRATIVES OF CHRISTIANITY AND BHAGATGITA IN TRAVERSING POST-MODERN CONDITION.
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PHENOMENOLOGICAL REDUCTION AND YOGIC MEDITATION: COMMONALITIES AND DIVERGENCIES.
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Environmental Ethics: Indian Perspectives.
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- Journal of East-West Thought (JET), 2015, v. 5, n. 1, p. 107
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HOW TO DEAL WITH THE EQUAL-AND-UNEQUAL OTHER?: THE THERAVADA BUDDHIST APPROACH.
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UNIVERSAL RELIGION OF VIVEKANANDA: A WAY OUT OF RELIGIOUS DISSENSION.
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ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO REALITY IN INDIAN THOUGHT.
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