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2 Page 2 of 31 University Department of Philosophy Kolhan University, Chaibasa Syllabus in B.A. Philosophy (Hons.) according to CBCS Semester-I Course Credit Name of the papers CC-1 06 Indian Philosophy (Part-1) 20 Credits CC-2 06 Ancient Greek Philosophy GE-1 06 AECC-1 02 MIL Hindi, Urdu, Eng., TRL, Beng., (Syllabus framed by KU) Semester -2 Course Credit Name of the papers CC-3 06 Indian Philosophy (Part-2) 20 Credits CC-4 06 Modern Western Philosophy (Descartes to Kant) GE-2 06 AECC-2 02 Environmental Science Semester -3 Course Credit Name of the papers CC-5 06 Indian Ethics 26 Credits CC-6 06 Western Ethics CC-7 06 Deductive Logic GE-3 06 SEC-1 02 General Knowledge and Current Affairs Semester -4 Course Credit Name of the papers CC-8 06 Indian Epistemology 26 Credits CC-9 06 Western Epistemology CC Inductive Logic GE-4 02 SEC-2 Personality development Semester -5 Course Credit Name of the papers CC Western metaphysics 25 Credits CC Indian Metaphysics DSE-1 06 Social Philosophy/ Meta-ethics DSE-2 06 Sankhya Karika / Symbolic Logic Semester -6 Course Credit Name of the papers CC Philosophy of Religion 24 Credits CC Modern Indian Philosophy DSE-3 06 Political Philosophy / Comparative Religion DSE-4 06 Project work
3 Page 3 of 31 B.A. PART I (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER I INDIAN PHILOSOPHY (PART I) PAPER : CC 1 CREDITS Basic features of Indian Philosophy. 2. Basic concepts of the Vedas and Upanishads: Atman, Brahman, Rta, Rna, Yajna. 3. Carvaka : Epistemology, Metaphysics and Ethics. 4. Jainism :Dravya, Jiva&Ajiva, Syadvada, Anekantavada, Bondage and Liberation. 5. Buddhism : Four Noble Truths, Doctrine of Momentariness, Theory of No Soul, Schools of Buddhism : Vaibhasika, Sautrantika, Yogacara, Madhyamika. 1. M. Hiriyanna An outline of Indian Philosophy. 2. C. D. Sharma A Critical Survey of Indian Philosophy. 3. S. N. Dasgupta A History of Indian Philosophy, Vol. I, II 4. S. Radhakrishnan Indian Philosophy, Vol. I, II. 5. J. N. Sinha - Indian Philosophy 6. gjsunz izlkn flugk&hkkjrh; n kzu dh :ijs[kk 7. ch0,u0 flag &Hkkjrh; n kzu 8. pvthz,o nùkk&hkkjrh; n kzu 9. cynsomik/;k; &Hkkjrh; n kzu
4 Page 4 of 31 B.A. PART I (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER I ANCIENT GREEK PHILOSOPHY PAPER : CC 2 CREDITS Early Greek Philosophy : Basic features of Greek Philosophy. 2. Milesians : Thales, Anaximander and Anaximenes. Heraclites, Pythagoraus 3. Socrates : Socratic Method and Theory of Knowledge. 4. Plato : Theory of Knowledge; Theory of Ideas. 5. Aristotle : Criticism of Plato s Theory of Ideas, Causation, Form and Matter, Potentiality and Actuality. 6. St. Augustime : Theory of Knowledge, Theology, Freedom of Will and Problem of Evil. 7. Thomas Aquinas : Reason & Faith, Proofs for the existence of God. 1. C. D. Sharma Pashchatya Darshan 2. Y. Masih Modern Western Philosophy. 3. ch0,u0 flag &ik pkr; n kzu 4. ds0,e0 ih0 oekz&ik pkr; n kzu 5. lh0 Mh0 'kekz&ik pkr; n kzu 6. ujs kizlknfrokjh&xzhd,oa e/;;qxhun kzu 7. Frank Thilly A History of Western Philosophy. 8. W. T. Stace A Critical History of Greek Philosophy.
5 Page 5 of 31 B.A. PART I (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER I PAPER : GE 1 CREDITS 06 (Syllabus framed by Kolhan University, Chaibasa)
6 B.A. PART I (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER I ABILITY ENHANCEMENT COMPULSORY COURSE - 1 PAPER : AECC-1 Marks - 50 CREDITS 02 MIL/ English Communication Pass Marks - 20 Page 6 of 31 (Syllabus framed by Kolhan University, Chaibasa)
7 Page 7 of 31 B.A. PART I (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER II INDIAN PHILOSOPHY (PART II) PAPER : CC 3 CREDITS Nyaya Pramana, Pratyaksha, Anumana, Upaman&Shabda, God. 2. Vaisheshika Padartha, Draya, Guna, Karma, Samanya, Vishesha, Samavaya and Abhava. 3. Samkhya Satkaryavada, Prakriti&Purusha, Vikasvada, Bondage & Liberation. 4. Yoga Ashtanga Yoga & God. 5. Mimansa Theory of Karma. 6. Shamkaracharya Nirguna Brahman, Jagat, Atman, God & Maya. 7. Ramanujacharya Refutation of Mayavada, Sagun Brahman, Jiva, Liberation. 1. M. Hiriyanna Outlines of Indian Philosophy. 2. C. D. Sharma A Critical Survey of Indian Philosophy. 3. S. N. Dasgupta A History of Indian Philosophy, Vol. I to V. 4. S. Radhakrishnan Indian Philosophy Vol. I & II. 5. izks0 gjsunz izlkn flugk&hkkjrh; n kzu dh :ijs[kk 6. izks0 ch0,u0 flag &Hkkjrh; n kzu 7. pvthz,o nùkk&hkkjrh; n kzu 8. cynsomik/;k; &Hkkjrh; n kzu
8 Page 8 of 31 B.A. PART I (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER II MODERN WESTERN PHILOSOPHY PAPER : CC 4 CREDITS Descartes Method of Doubt, CogitoErgo Sum, Mind Body Relation, Interactionism, Proofs for the Existence of God. 2. Spinoza Substance, Attributes, Modes. 3. Leibnitz Theory of Monads, Doctrine of Pre Established Harmony, God. 4. Locke - Refutation of innate ideas. They of knowledge, substance. 5. Berkeley Refutation of Matter, Rejection of Primary & Secondary Qualities, Esse-Est-Percipi. 6. Hume Impression & Ideas, Causality, Skepticism. 7. Kant Kant s Criticism, Distinction between Analytic and Synthetic Judgement, Synthetic A-Priori Judgement, Space & Time. 8. Hegel - Dialectical Methods, Absolute idealism. 1. Frank Thilly A History of Western Philosophy. 2. W. T. Stace A Critical History of Greek Philosophy. 3. ch0,u0 flag &ik pkr; n kzu 4. ;kdqcelhg&vk/kqfudik pkr; n kzu 5. ds0,e0 ih0 oekz&ik pkr; n kzu 6. MkW0 ujs kizlkn frokjh&xzhd,oa e/;;qxhun kzu 7. punz/kj'kekz&ik pkr; n kzu
9 Page 9 of 31 B.A. PART I (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER II PAPER : GE 2 CREDITS 06 (Syllabus framed by Kolhan University, Chaibasa)
10 B.A. PART I (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER II ABILITY ENHANCEMENT COMPULSORY COURSE - II PAPER : AECC II Marks 50 CREDITS 02 Pass Marks - 20 Page 10 of 31 Environmental Science (Syllabus framed by Kolhan University, Chaibasa)
11 Page 11 of 31 B.A. PART II (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER III INDIAN ETHICS PAPER : CC 5 CREDITS Upanishads Law of Karma and Salvation. 2. Purusharthas Dharma, Artha, Kama, Moksha. 3. Ethics of Bhagvadgita Nishkama Karma, Swadharma, SthitPragya, Yagya&Loksangraha. 4. Jaina Ethics Mahavrata, Anuvrata, Triratna. 5. Buddhist Ethics Eight Fold Path. 6. Dharma Its Meaning & Classification, Sadharan Dharma, Varnashrama Dharma 1. Mackenzie, J. S. A Manual of Ethics (Also Hindi Translation by A. K. Sinha) 2. Verma, A. K. PramabhikaAcharasastra. 3. Sinha, J. N. Nitisashtra. 4. Pathak Diwakar BhartiyaNeetishashtra. 5. Singh, B. N. Neetishashtra. 6. Atreya, B. L. BhartiyaNeetishashtra. 7. S. Radhakrishnan Bhagwadgita. 8. Maitra, S. K. Ethics of Hindus.
12 Page 12 of 31 B.A. PART II (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER III WESTERN ETHICS PAPER : CC 6 CREDITS Nature and Scope of Ethics. 2. Psychological Basis of Ethics Voluntary and Non Voluntary Action. 3. Nature and Object of Moral Judgment, Postulates of Morality. 4. Teleological Ethics Hedonism, Utilitarianism Mill & Bentham. 5. Deontological Ethics Kant. 6. Virtue Ethics Plato and Aristotle. 7. Theories of Punishment. 1. W. Lillie An Introduction to Ethics. 2. J. Hospers Human Conduct. 3. W. Frankena Ethics. 4. Kant Ground Work of the Metaphysics of Morals. 5. J. S. Mill Utilitarianism. 6. MkW0 osnizdk koekz&uhfr kkl= ds ewyfl)kur 7. MkW0 ch0,u0 flag &uhfr kkl= 8. MkW0,0 ds0 oekz&izkjfehkd vkpkj kkl= 9. MkW0 'kkafrtks kh&uhfr kkl=
13 Page 13 of 31 B.A. PART II (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER III DEDUCTIVE LOGIC PAPER : CC-7 CREDITS Nature and Scope of Logic. 2. Laws of Thought. 3. Term Definition and Classification of Terms, Distribution of Terms 4. Proposition and its Kinds. 5. Opposition of Proposition. 6. Immediate Inference Conversion, Obversion, Contraposition and Inversion. 7. Mediate Inference Syllogism : Categorical Syllogism Figures and Valid Moods. 1. Copi. I. M. Introduction to Logic. 2. Mitchell Introduction to Logic. 3. Roy B. N. Textbook of Deductive Logic. 4. jkw; ch0,u0 &fuxeurdz kkl= 5. oekz] v kksddqekj&fuxeurdz kkl= 6. ukjk;.k txnh k&fuxeurdz kkl=
14 Page 14 of 31 B.A. PART II (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER- III PAPER : GE-3 CREDITS 06
15 Page 15 of 31 B.A. PART II (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER- III GENERAL KNOWLEDGE & CURRENT AFFAIRS PAPER : SEC-1 Mark- 50 CREDITS 02 Pass Marks - 20 (Syllabus framed by Kolhan University, Chaibasa)
16 Page 16 of 31 B.A. PART II (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER IV INDIAN EPISTEMOLOGY PAPER : CC 8 CREDITS Cognition Nature of Cognition, Valid and Invalid Cognition. 2. Prama Nature of Prama, Kinds of Prama and Aprama. 3. Pramana Definition, Kinds Pratyaksa, Anumana, Sabda, Upmana, Arthapatti, Anuplabhdhi 4. Pramanyavada SwatahPramanyavada, ParatahPramanyavada. 5. Pramanasampalava and Pramanavyavastha. 6. Theories of Perceptual Error Khyativada, Khyatipanchaka. 1. C. Bhattacharya The elements of Indian Logic and Epistemology. 2. M. Hiriyanna Indian Philosophy. 3. J. N. Sinha Indian Philosophy. 4. Neelima Sinha Hkkjrh; Kkuehekalk 5. Sharma, N. K. Hkkjrh; nk kzfud lel;k;sa 6. Raja, C K. Some Fundamental Problems in Indian Philosophy. 7. 'kkshkk fuxe&hkkjrh; n kzu
17 Page 17 of 31 B.A. PART II (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER IV WESTERN EPISTEMOLOGY PAPER : CC 9 CREDITS Knowledge Definition& Kinds, Knowledge by acquaintance and Knowledge by Description. 2. Skepticism and Justification of Knowledge. 3. Knowledge and Belief. 4. Theories of Knowledge Rationalism, Empiricism, Criticism. 5. Apriori and Aposteriori Knowledge. 6. Theories Concerning Sense Organs and Their Objects Realism, Idealism. 7. Theories of Truth Correspondence, Coherence, Pragmatic. 1. Ayer, A. J. The Problem of Knowledge. 2. Ayer, A. J. The Central Questions of Philosophy. 3. Sharma, R. N. ik pkr; nk kzfudfoospuk 4. Tiwary, K. N. rroehekalk,oa Kkuehekalk 5. Prasad,Rajendra n kzu kkl= dh :ijs[kk 6. Ewing, A. C. Fundamental Questions of Philosophy. 7. Sharma, R. N. ik pkr; n kzu dh lel;k
18 Page 18 of 31 B.A. PART II (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER IV INDUCTIVE LOGIC PAPER : CC-10 CREDITS Scientific Induction & Induction per Simple Enumeration. 2. Formal and Material Grounds of induction 3. Material Grounds of Induction Observation & Experiment. 4. Cause, Effect Reasoning. 5. Hypothesis Valid & Invalid, Definition, kinds and conditions of valid hypothesis. 6. Analogy Kinds of Analogy, Strength of Analogy. 1. Roy B. N. Textbook of Inductive Logic. 2. oekz] v kksddqekj&vkxeurdz kkl= 3. efyydtxnh kukjk;.k &vkxeurdz kkl= 4. frokjhdsnkjukfk&vkxeurdz kkl= 5. >k xaxknùk&vkxeurdz kkl= 6. ukjk;.k txnh k&vkxeurdz kkl=
19 Page 19 of 31 B.A. PART II (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER IV PAPER : GE-4 CREDITS 06 Students
20 Page 20 of 31 B.A. PART II (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER IV PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT PAPER : SEC-2 MARK- 50 CREDITS 02 Pass Marks - 20
21 Page 21 of 31 B.A. PART III (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER V WESTERN METAPHYSICS PAPER : CC 11 CREDITS Metaphysics Its Nature and Scope. 2. Nature of Ultiamte Reality Materialism, Idealism, Dualism & Neutralism. 3. Number of Ultimate Reality Monism, Dualism & Pluralism. 4. Space & Time Objective & Subjective Perspectives. 5. Causality Aristotle, Mill & Hume. 6. Mind Body Relation Descartes, Spinoza & Leibnitz. 7. Universal Realism, Conceptualism & Nominalism. 1. K. Lehrer - Knowledge. 2. dsnkjukfkfrokjh&rùoehekalk,oakkuehekalk 3. jktsunzizlkn&n kzu kkl= dh :Ikjs[kk 4. v kksddqekjoekz&laf{kirlkeku; n kzu 5. S. C. Chatterjee Problems of Philosophy.
22 Page 22 of 31 B.A. PART III (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER IV INDIAN METAPHYSICS PAPER : CC 12 CREDITS Padartha Buddha, Jaina, Vaisesika and Samkhya. 2. God The Concept of God in Nyaya, Yoga &Ramanuja. 3. Man Self as Atman, Nairatmyavada, Atman and Jiva, The Jiva as Karta, Bhokta and Jnata Different Perspectives (Carvaka, Budha, Jaina, Samkhya, Vedanta) 4. Universals Nyaya Vaisesika, Jaina, Vedanta. 5. Causation Nyaya, Buddha, Samkhya, Samkara. 1. Stephen, H. Phillips Classical Indian Metaphysics, Delhi, MotilalBanarsidas, Mk0 uunfd kksj 'kekz&hkkjrh; nk kzfud lel;k, ] jktlfkku fg0 xz0 3. SaraswatiChenna Concepts of Indian Philosophy 4. Satkari Mukherjee The Buddhist Philosophy of Universal Flux. 5. S. N. Dasgupta Hkkjrh; n kzu dk bfrgkl
23 Page 23 of 31 B.A. PART III (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER V SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY PAPER : DSE-1 CREDITS Social Philosophy Nature & Scope, Its Relation to Sociology, Social Psychology & Politics. 2. Individual & Society Sociological Analysis, Relation between Individual & Society. 3. Social Change Meaning & Conditions of Social Change, Tradition & Modernity. 4. Social Institutions Family, Function, kinds. Marriage Kinds of Marriage & Divorce 5. Property Private & Public Property, Arguments in favour & against of Private Property. 6. Gender Discrimination Female Foeticide, Land and property rights, Empowerment. 1. Dr. Vatsyayan Social Philosophy 2. MkW0 jesunz&lekt] jktuhfrvksj /kezn kzu 3. MkW0 v kksddqekjoekz&izkjfehkdlekt,oa jktuhfrn kzu 4. MkW0 jktsunzizlkn&lektn kzu
24 Page 24 of 31 B.A. PART III (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER V META ETHICS PAPER : DSE 1 CREDITS Nature, Definition and Scope of Meta Ethics. 2. Classication of Meta Ethical Theories Cognitive & Non Cognitive. 3. Ethical Naturalism Basic features, Kinds and Limits 4. Non Naturalism Basic features and Limits, G. E. Moore s Non Naturalism. 5. A. J. Ayer s Emotivism. 6. C. L. Stevenson s Emotivism. 7. R. M. Hare s Prescriptivism. 1. Oksnizdk koekz] vf/kuhfr kkl= ds ewyfl)kur],yk;m A 2. fur;kuunfejk] uhfr kkl= &fl)kurvksjiz;ksx] eksrhyky A 3. A. J. Ayer, Philosophical Essays. 4. C. L. Stenenson, Ethics and Language, Yale University Press. 5. R. M. Hare, The Language of Morals, O.V.P.
25 Page 25 of 31 B.A. PART I (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER V SYMBOLIC LOGIC PAPER :DSE 2 CREDITS Nature and Utility of Symbolic Logic. 2. Truth and Validity. 3. Nature of Arguments, Deductive and Inductive Argument. 4. Compound Statements Conjunction, Negation, Disjunction and Conditional Statements, Truth Table. 5. Argument Forms and Truth Tables. 6. Statement Forms Tautology, Contingent and Contradictory Statements, Material and Logical Equivalence. 7. Formal Proofs of Validity Priliminary and Replacement Rules, Conditional Proof, Indirect Proof. 8. Boolean Interpretation of Proposition, Venn Diagram, Technique of Testing the Validity of Syllogism. 1. Copi. I. M. Introduction to Logic. 2. Mitchell Introduction to Logic. 3. oekz],0 ds0 &izrhdkred] rdz kkl= izosf kdk 4. Pandey, S. L. TarkaShashtraParichaya. 5. Sharma, R. N. Symbolic Logic.
26 Page 26 of 31 B.A. PART III (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER V SAMKHYAKARIKA (ISHWARKRISHNA) PAPER : DSE 2 CREDITS The Three Kinds of Dukkha Adhibhautika, Adhidaivika and Adhyatmika. 2. Pramanas Their Nature and Objects. 3. Prakrti Its Subtle Nature, Proofs for the Existence of Mulaprakrti. 4. Gunas Sattva, Rajas and Tamas, Their Nature and Function. 5. Satkaryavada Its Nature and Proofs. 6. Purasa Nature and Proofs, Plurality of Purusa. 7. The Evolution of Prakrti, Systematic Evolution of Twenty Three Tattvas from Prakrti. Nature and Functions of Each Evolutes. 8. Bondage and Liberation of Prakrti. 1. GanganathJha (ed. Tr. Vacaspati Mishra s Samkhyatattvakaumudi, Poona. 2. MkW0 cstukfkik.ms; &lka[;dkfjdk] Hkkjrh; fo0 iz0 A 3. MkW0 jkeñ".k vkpk;z&lka[;dkfjdk] lkfgr; HkaMkj A
27 Page 27 of 31 B.A. PART III (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER VI PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION PAPER :CC-13 CREDITS Nature, Scope and Utility of Philosophy of Religion, Philosophy of Religion and Theology. 2. Origin and Development of Religion. 3. Phases of Religion Primitive, Naturalistic and Universal Religion. 4. Religious Consciousness. 5. Grounds of Religious Belief Reason, Faith, Revelation and Mystic Experience. 6. Proofs for the Existence of God Ontological, Cosmological, Teleological and Moral. 7. Attributes of God. 8. Problem of Evil. 9. Immortality of Soul. (Immorality of Soul) 1. H. P. Sinha Dharma Darshan Ki Rooprekha. 2. Galloway The Philosophy of Religion. 3. H. N. Mishra Dharm Darshan KaParichaya. 4. V. P. Verma Dharm Darshan. 5. D. M. Edward Philosophy of Religion. 6. John Caird An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion. 7. R. Bhagavan Das Essential Unity of all religions.
28 Page 28 of 31 B.A. PART III (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER VI MODERN INDIAN PHILOSOPHY (PART 1) PAPER :CC-14 CREDITS Salient Features of Modern Indian Philosophy. 2. Swami Vivekanand The Absolute, Maya, Soul and Its Liberation, Practical Vedanta Universal Religion. 3. Aurobindo Cosmic Evolution, TheSupermind, Soul and Its Liberation. 4. MahatmaGandhi Truth, God, Principle of Non Violence, Satyagraha, Concept of Religion. 5. Rabindra Nath Tagore Truth, God, Nature of Man, Self and Maya 6. S. Radhakrishnan Absolute Reality intellect & Intuition, world, Soul, God, Human Destiny. 7. Md. Iqbal God, Self, theory of destiny, world. 1. R. S. Srivastava SamakalinaBhartiya Darshan. 2. B. K. Lal Samakalina, Bhartiya Darshan 3. Swami Vivekanand Teachings of Swami Vivekananda 4. Sri Aurobindo The Life Divine 5. D. M. Dutta Philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi 6. P. Srivastava Sri AurobindoAur Mahatma Gandhi Ke Darshan KaSamikshatmakAdhayayan. 7. Dr. Saraswati Mishra Swami Vivekananda and Synthesis of World Religion.
29 Page 29 of 31 B.A. PART III (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER VI POILITICAL PHILOSOPHY PAPER :DSE 3(I) CREDITS Political Philosophy Nature & Scope, Its Relation to Political Science & Social Philosophy. 2. Political Ideals Equality, Justic, Liberty & Soverignity 3. Methods of Political Action Constitutionalism, Revolution, Terrorism & Satyagraha. 4. Political Idealogies Democracy Merits & Demerits of Democracy, Marxism, Sarvodaya. Socialism, Humanism. 1. Tk;izdk kukjk;.k &lektokn] lokszn; vksj yksdru= 2. MkW0 jesunz&lekt vksj jktuhfrn kzu 3. MkW0 ';keo`{k eks;z&lekt vksj jktuhfrn kzu 4. Ikzrki flag &xk /khthdkn kzu A
30 Page 30 of 31 B.A. PART III (PHILOSOPHY HONOURS) SEMESTER VI COMPARATIVE RELIGION PAPER :DSE-3(II) CREDITS Nature, Scope and Utility of Comparative Religion. 2. Worship and Prayer in Hinduism, Christianity and Islam. 3. Concept of God in Hinduism, Christianity, Islam and Sikhism. 4. Immortality of Soul and Rebirth in Hinduism. 5. Sin atonement in Hinduism, Christianity and Islam. 6. Concept of Salvation and Pathways of Salvation in Hinduism, Christianity, Islam and Sikhism. 7. The Unity of Religion S. Radhakrishnan and Bhagwan Das. 8. Secularism Nature of Secularism, Nature of Secular Society. 9. Sufism, its origin, meaning, schools of Sufism. 1. R. S. Srivastava Comparative Religion. 2. R. S. Srivastava Gita, Bible and Quran a Comparative Study. 3. S. Radhakrishnan Eastern Religion and Western Thought. 4. gjsunzizlknflugk& /kezn kzu dh :Ikjs[kk 5. ân; ukjk;.k fej&rqyukred /kez 6. Hkxokunkl& /keksz dh ewyhkwr,drk A 7. R. Tagore Religion of Man, London Unwin Books, Dr. Mir Valiuddin The Quranie Sufism.
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