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1 SURSHTR UNIVERSITY NEW REVISE SYLLUS ININ ULTURE (SEMESTER SYSTEM) M.. Semester 1 TO 4 Post Graduate PPER NO. 1 TO 20 ode: JUNE-201 Page 1 of 48

2 Subject: ININ ULTURE Sr. No. LEVEL UG/PG/M.Phil etc. Se me ster ourse Group ore/ Ele1/Ele2 ourse(paper) Title Saurashtra University, Rajkot rts Faculty Pa per No. re dit SEMESTER: I to IV Inter nal Mark Externa l Mark Practica l/viva Total ourse (Paper) Unique ode (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) 1 Post Graduate 1 ORE Meaning nd Nature Of ulture Post Graduate 1 ORE World ivilization Post Graduate 1 ORE Extension of Indian ulture in the Neighboring ountries Post Graduate 1 ORE Indian Philosophy Post Graduate 1 ORE Women In Indian ulture Post Graduate 2 ORE ulture Of Primitive Societies Post Graduate 2 ORE World ivilization Post Graduate 2 ORE Extension Of Indian ulture In The Neighboring ountries Post Graduate 2 ORE Indian Philosophy Post Graduate 2 ORE Women In Indian ulture Post Graduate 3 ORE Studies of Indian Epigraphy Post Graduate 3 ORE Studies of Indian Numismatics Post Graduate 3 ORE Studies of Indian Iconography Post Graduate 3 ORE Studies of Indian Painting Post Graduate 3 ORE Studies of Indian Music & ance Post Graduate 4 ORE Studies of Indian Epigraphy Post Graduate 4 ORE Studies of Indian Numismatics Post Graduate 4 ORE Studies of Indian Iconography Post Graduate 4 ORE Studies of Indian Painting Post Graduate 4 ORE Studies of Indian ance & rama Page 2 of 48

3 Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER No.1: MENING N NTURE OF ULTURE ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam NNEXURE Total Practical or Project M.. I ORE ourse Objectives: Provided for in-depth study of evolution of ulture and ivilization beginning from nthropology. The socio economic, religious, philosophical, political factors are studied with reference to cultural growth. ourse ontents: UNIT I. efinition & concept of nthropology. II III IV ONTENTS. ivision of nthropology: Physical and ultural.. Scope of nthropology nthropology: its relation with other sciences The Meaning & concept of culture The functional aspects of culture. The definitions of culture. Subject- matter of ultural nthropology The meaning & concept of civilization. The moulding factors of civilization :. Social, Economical, Political, Religious,rts & Science. ifference between ulture and ivilization Growth of culture in India ulture and Language ulture and Religion ulture and Philosophy ulture and Psychology Page 3 of 48

4 Text and Reference ooks:. Kreeber L. and Kluckhohn lyde : ulture- critical Review of concepts and definitions, ambridge Malinowski,. : ulture Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, Vol.IV (London. 1911). Shaw, harles, Gray : ulture Encyclopedia of religion and ethical Vol. Iv, (New York, 1911). Malinowaski,. : Scientific theory of culture and other essays, Ghutve, Gs. : ulture and Society, ( Oxford Uni. Press, 1947). Eliot, T.S. : Notes towards the definition of ulture (London, 1948). osc, Nirmal Kumar : ultural nthropology (ombay, 1691). urant, will : Our Oriental Heritage. The Story of ivilization Vol. 1 (New York, 1954) (First Five hapters). Sanyal,.S. : ulture an Introduction (London, 1948). Kluckhono lyde, : ulture and ehavior (New York, 1962). rnold, Mathew, : ulture and narchy (ombay, 1962). hilde, V.G.Gorden, : Man makes himself, London र म न जल ल व तव, म नव स क त तथ सम ज : भ प ल:१९७१. द श श भ ष द ऊ च स म जक म नव व न, द ल :१९७८. પટલ ત ર બ ન : ભ રત ય સમ જ યવ થ :અમદ વ દ:૧૯૫૭. મલક ણ જય ત લ લ : પ ચમહ લન આ દવ સ ઓ, અમદ વ દ:૧૯૫૫. સ મ ર ક તલ લ લચ દ : સ યત ન વધ યક પ રબળ : વ પ ઠ વષ:૮ ક :૬ તથ વષ:૧૧ ક: ૧, અમદ વ દ.૧૯૭૦-૭૩. ભ રત ક ત મ ર શ લત : આડ મ તઓન સ તઓ ન વસ ટ થ નમ ણ બ ડ. R, અમદ વ દ:૧૯૮૩. હ ષદ દવ : મ નવશ ન વસ ટ થ નમ ણ બ ડ. R, અમદ વ દ:૨૦૦૫. ભ ષ ભ : સ તન વભ વન અન આ દમ સમ જન સ ત સ ર ન વસ ટ :૧૯૮૩ Page 4 of 48

5 Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER No.2: World ivilization ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or Practical or Project redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam NNEXURE M.. I ORE ourse Objectives: In this part brief outline study of different civilization is envisaged. Simultaneous evolvement of art, culture, socio economical,religion and literature of different civilization are covered. ourse ontents: Total UNIT I II III IV ONTENTS. General History of the World ivilization.. ivilization of Egypt social and economical developments. ivilization of Egypt -Religion rt and rchitecture literature. ivilization of Sumerian social and economical development religion art and Literature. ivilization of abylonia social and economical developments ivilization of abylonia Religion literature art ivilization of ssyria social and economical developments ivilization of ssyria Religion literature science art ncient empire of Persia (Iran) administration social and economical development ncient empire of Persia (Iran)- Religion, learning and literature art. lassical Greek ivilization government social and economical development lassical Greek ivilization- Religion and philosophy art and architecture literature and learning. lassical Roman ivilization government social and economical development lassical Roman ivilization Religion and philosophy art and architecture reforms of ugustus Roman Law auses of the fall of Roman Empire The rise of hristianity. Growth of hristianity Page 5 of 48

6 Text and Reference ooks: થ મસ પરમ ર અન નવ નચ આચ ય જગતન અ ગ ય સ યત ઓ, થ નમ ણ બ ડ, અમદ વ દ :૨૦૦૨ આઠવલ ર મચ સ ત, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૬૪ દ ત એન.. ચ ન અન પ ન, ન. થ નમ ણ બ ડ, અમદ વ દ દસ ઈ મ ણલ લ ભગવ ન (અ.) :૧૯૭૩ ૭૭ ર પન ઈ તહ સ ભ ગ:૧,૨,૩, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૭૩-૭૬- પ ચ લ મ ભ ઈ આપન વ રસ અન વ ભવ ખ ડ:૧, ભ વનગર :૧૯૫૩ પ ડત દરલ લ હઝરત મહ મદ અન ઇ લ મ, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૪૫ ફ ધર વ લ સ ત દશન, વ લભ વ નગર ફ ધર વ લ સ ગ ર વચન, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૭૨ બ જવ ડ ય, ઈલ વજયકર મસર અન પ મ એ શય ન ચ ન સ તઓ, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૬૮ ભ દવ ર પન ઈ તહ સ, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૭૨ નહ જવ હરલ લ જગતન ઇ તહ સ રખ દશન, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૫૬ શ હ ગ કલદ સ મ. (અ.) ચ નન સ ત, સય સ હ યમ ળ, વડ દર :૧૯૨૦ દવ નવન ત અમ રકન ત, થ નમ ણ બ ડ, અમદ વ દ દસ ઈ મહ ટ. ર શયન ત, થ નમ ણ બ ડ, અમદ વ દ શ ઠ રશ ચ. વ ન તઓ : ઐ તહ સક ટ એ, થ નમ ણ બ ડ, અમદ વ દ : શ હ અ ણ જગતન સ યત ઓ ન રખ ક ય અ ય સ, સ ર ન વસ ટ :૨૦૦૬ Swain J.F History of world civilization (New York 1947) reasted onquest of civilization urant, will Our Oriental Heritage (The age of Faith) hapters VI,VIII,XIV Hayes M den Europe since to 1870 ontemporary Europe since 1870 ered, harles Rise of merican ivilization Pares, ernard Russia (Penguin special) Thompson, avid World History Page 6 of 48

7 . Goodirsh L. Mand Russell, e trand urant, will The United Nations and the maintenance of international peace security (Washington, 1955) Impact of science on Society The story of ivilization: Our Oriental Heritage: Vol. I The life of Greece.: Vol.II aesar and hrist.: Vol.III The age of Faith.: Vol.IV The Renaissance.: Vol.V The reformation.: Vol.VI The age of reason begins.: Vol.VII The age of Louis XlV: Vol.VIII The age of Voltaire: Vol.IX Livingstone, R : Legacy of Greece, Oxford, 1962 ailey. Legacy of Rome, Oxford, 1962 Russell, e trand Freedom and Organization : Page 7 of 48

8 NNEXURE Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER No.3 Extension of Indian ulture in the Neighbouring ountries ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam Total Practical or Project M.. I ORE ourse Objectives: The Indian ulture was strengthened with fundamentals of moral and ethical prescribed and practiced in various religions of Indian ulture; this part imparts understanding of how it has influenced our neighbouring countries and spread. The curriculum includes Spread through Literature, rt and architecture. ourse ontents: UNIT ONTENTS I. Literary and archaeological evidences for the extension of Indian ulture in the neighbouring countries. Travels and settlements of Indians abroad during ancient times.. Factors for the extension of Indian ulture in the neighbouring countries II ncient names of Shri Lanka Suvarnabhumi and Suvarnadvipa. Spread of Indian ulture in Sri Lanka. Spread of uddhism Literature & art III Spread of Indian ulture in urma (Myanmar) Spread of Indian ulture in Thai Land. Pali Tripitakas in Sri Lanka, Myanmar and Thai Land IV eginning of Indian colonization in ambodia(kamboj). Impact of Indian ulture on society, Religion, art and architecture of ombodia(kamboj). Impact of Indian ulture in Vietnam (hampa) In the sphere of society, religion, architecture and sculpture Spread of Shaivism, Vaishnavism and uddhism in Vietnam Page 8 of 48

9 Text and Reference ooks: Quartich Wales, H.G. The Making of Greater India (London, 1951) ose P.N. Majumdar, R.. agchi P.. Mukherji P.K. hakravarti N.P. Ghosal U.N. Stein,M.. as S.. The Indian olony of Siam (Lahore,1927) ncient Indian olonies in the far East Vol.I hampa (Lahore, 1927) ncient Indian colonies in the far East. II Suvarnadvipa : Part I (ecca, 1927) Part-II (acutta,1928) Indian and hina (ombay,1950) Indonesia (alcutta,1928) India and entral sia (alcutta,1927) ncient Indian ulture in fghanistan (alcutta,1928) ncient Khotan (Oxford, 1907) Serndia (Oxford, 1923) Indian Pandits in the Land of show (alutta,1898) ड. ब जन थ प र स दर प वम भ रत य स क त और इ तह स, लखन. भ रत और क ब स, द ल શ હ ર સ દ ગ. સલ ન, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૬૯ ચ નમ સરલ ભ રત ય સ ત, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૭૫ ભ રત બહ ર વ તરલ ભ રત ય સ ત : ઇ ડ ન શય અમદ વ દ :૧૯૫૭ સલ ન, અમદ વ દ:૧૯૬૯ ક શલ ધમ ન દ સલ નમ બ વષ, જર ત વ સભ, અમદ વ દ. ગ પ લન ક. વય ટન મ, બઈ:૧૯૬૬ જમ નદ ર ર. ચ. મ ય એ શય અમદ વ દ :૧૯૭૭ દવ ન ભ ઈ પરદશમ ભ રત ય સ ત, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૬૪ વ દ મ.જ. ન પ ળ અન આસ મ મણ, પ ટણ : ૧૯૨૯ પર ખ. ચ. ક બ ડય, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૭૬ મહત ર.ન. દશ થ ઈન ઈ તહ સ અમદ વ દ :૧૯૭૭ Page 9 of 48

10 શ હ યબ ળ તબ ટ, અમદ વ દ : ૧૯૭૫ શ હ મનબ ન બમ મ ભ રત ય સ ત. અમદ વ દ : ૧૯૭૫ શ હ.ગ. અન મનબ ન શ હ પડ શ દશ મ ભ રત ય સ તન ચ ર, થ નમ ણ બ ડ: ૧૯૮૦ શ હ ગ કલદ સ મ. ( અ ) ચ નન સ ત, સય સ હ ય મ ળ, વડ દર : ૧૯૨૭ ગ વ મ ઈ મત પડ શ દશ મ ભ રત ય સ તન સ ર, સ ર ન વસ ટ, ૨૦૦૬ Page 10 of 48

11 Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER No.4 : ININ PHILOSOPHY ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or Practical or Project redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam NNEXURE Total M.. I ORE ourse Objectives: This part defines understanding arshan Shashtra Philosophy as the roots of Indian ulture its concepts and its contribution to Society. The progression of ideology of Vedas & Upanishada, uddhism, Jainism and its application to healthy society is defined. ourse ontents: UNIT ONTENTS I. efinition of the word arshana and salient features of Indian arshana.. Introduction of four Vedas and Upnishada.. Meaning of Veda and eities. Philosophy of Upanishada. II Philosophy of hagavad-gita-gyan,karma & hakti. hagavad-gita and Veda, hagavad Gita and Upanishads, hagavad Gita and Sankhya, hagavad Gita and Yoga. Growth of philosophical literature in India III The Samkhya arshana meaning of Samkhya references of Samkhya Philosophy with reference to the Upanishads, Mahabharata. Philosophy of the Samkhya arshana - Prakiti and Purusha the Tatva Mimansha of Samkhya. oncept of Ishwar, Mukti & Moksha in Samkhya arshana. IV Yoga arshana : Yoga practices in the time of uddha and Mahavira. The art of Yoga definition of hitta and five Vrutees and shtanga Yoga. oncept of Ishwar & Moksha in Yoga arshana. Literature of Yoga. Page 11 of 48

12 Text and Reference ooks: asgupta, S.N. History of Indian Philosophy, Vol. I, ambridge,1972 Radhakrishnan, S Indian Philosophy, Vols. I & II, London, 1923, 1927 Simha, Jadunath History of Indian Philosophy, Vol. I, 1952 & II, alcutta utta and hatterjee, Introduction to Indian Philosophy, alcautta,1948 उप य य बलद व. भ रत य दशन, क श, १९८२ तव र द वर ज भ रत य दशन, लखन : १९७८ મહત નમદ શ કર હ દ ત વ નન ઈ તહ સ : અમદ વ દ: ૧૯૬૨ ઝવ ર ઇ કલ (અ ) ભ રત ય ત વ નન પરખ ભ ગ:૧ અન ૨, જર ત વ સભ, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૫૪ ર વળ સ.વ. ભ રત ય દશન, ન વસ ટ થ નમ ણ બ ડ અમદ વ દ :૧૯૬૫ ચ વ ક દશન, ન વસ ટ થ નમ ણ બ ડ અમદ વ દ ભ એમ.ક. બ દશન, ન વસ ટ થ નમ ણ બ ડ અમદ વ દ ક ઠ ર ઝ ડ. વ. ન દશન, ન વસ ટ થ નમ ણ બ ડ અમદ વ દ Page 12 of 48

13 Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER No.5: WOMEN IN ININ ULTURE ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam NNEXURE Total Practical or Project M.. I ORE ourse Objectives: The Status of Women in society has always changed with the development of Society. The role played by Women in ancient India to Modern India is drastically changed. In this part detailed study of Women and its importance is defined. The Social Status of Women has been perceived by various religions differently. ll this is covered in this part. The role of Women in Indian ulture is understood by this study. ourse ontents: UNIT ONTENTS I. Necessities of Study of Women in India.. Sources of studies of women.. Various Feminist approaches. II Status of women in ancient India. Status of women in medieval India. Status of women in ritish India. Status of women in modern India. III Religion and Women Vedic & rahminical tradition. Religion and Women Jainism & uddhism. Religion and Women Islam & hristianity. IV ustomary & Legal Status of women in ancient India. ustomary & Legal Status of women in medieval India. ustomary & Legal Status of women in ritish India. ustomary & Legal Status of women in modern India. Page 13 of 48

14 Text and Reference ooks: ltekar.s as R.M. Indra Mukherji Radha Kumud, as binash handra Sharma Usha & Sharma.M. Upadhyangay hagwat Saran Ray, harati and asu, parna, The Position of women in Hindu civilization, Motilal anarasidas, elhi, second Ed., 1956 Women in Manu & /His seven ommentators, Gaya,1962 The status of women in ncient India, Motilal anarasidas, elhi,1955 ncient Indian Education, Macmillan & o. Ltd, ondon., 1947 R gvedic India, R. ambray & o.,alcutta,1927 Women Education in ancient and Medieval India, ommonwealth Publishers, New elhi, 1995 Women in R gveda, S. hand & o., New elhi, third Ed, 1974 From Freedom to Inependence, Women and Fifty years of India s Independence, OUP, ehli, 1999 आय भ रत, तय म न र, व भ रत अन स ध न प रषद, व र णस १९८९ कमल ऋ व दम न र, वश ल क शन, द ल: १९९७ ग उष य व क य म तक स म मक अ ययन, इ टन ब क ल कस, द ल, २००० झ ल श कर स ह प र णक लन सम ज, द वन गर क शन, जयप र १९९५ व द र मग व द व दक स ह य,भ रत य नप ठ क शन, व र णस द तय स करण १९६८ द व द क पलद व व दक स ह य एव स क त, व व लय क शन, व र णस द तय स करण २००४ मह जन व.ड. च न भ रतक इ तह स, एस. च द ए ड क पन न द ह. द तय स करण म उ मल क श च न भ रतम न र, म य द श ह द थ एक दम शम म लत श ल म न सहल लत,भ प ल,१९८७ व दक स हत म न र स प ण न द स क त य नव सट व र णस,१९८० त थ म व णत सम ज, इ टन ब क ल कस, द ल, २००० भ रत य स क तम न र, प रमल प लक शन, द ल.१९९१ व ई अचन र म यण म न र, प रमल प लक शन, द ल.२००२ Page 14 of 48

15 भव लकर वनम ल मह भ रत म न र, अ भनव स ह य क शन, स गर. म..१९६४ ड. स न ल और स ग त ग यल भ रत य सम जम न र, जयप र :२००३ पट ल त र ब न भ रत य सम ज यव थ ह र आश र न भ रत य न र दश दश, य द ह દ શ ટ ન ચ ન ક ળમ, ન વસ ટ થ નમ ણ બ ડ જર ત ર ય, અમદ વ દ ૨૦૦૨ દ શ ટ ન ન ર નર ળ, નવભ રત સ હ ય મ દર, અમદ વ દ ૨૦૦૯ પટલ ગ તમ વ ડ લ લ વ દક સ હ ય અન સ ત, ન વસ ટ થ નમ ણ બ ડ જર ત ર ય, અમદ વ દ ૧૯૭૮ પટલ મગનભ ઈ ઐ તહ સક પ રપ યમ ચ ન સ હ યમ ન પત ન ર ( મહ ભ રતન સ દભમ ) પટલ ટર, આણ દ ૧૯૮૩ એ.. શ હ અન.ક.દવ ઓ અન સમ જ ચ ન ભ રતન સ મ જક સ થ ઓ મ યક લ ન ભ રતન સ મ જક સ થ ઓ અવ ચ ન ભ રતન સ મ જક સ થ ઓ ડ.ન ર દસ ઈ ભ રત ય સમ જમ વન ભ રતમ ઓન દર જ. ૧૯૭૮ વ દ નવલર મ સ મ જક ધ રણ રખ દશન રમ શભ ઈ અન બલદવ ભ રતમ પ ચ યત ર જય, જર ત સરક ર, મ હત ખ આગ Page 15 of 48

16 Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER:6: ULTURE OF PRIMITIVE SOIETIES ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam NNEXURE Total Practical or Project M.. II ORE ourse Objectives: The understanding of origin of civilization its norms, customs and tradition and factors moulding the ulture of Primitive Society is covered in this part. The study provides to understand origin of Primitive Society and its Social, Economical, Political and Moral elements. ourse ontents: UNIT I II III IV ONTENTS onditions of ivilization: Social Elements. Family organization Matriarchy Patriarchy Inheritance Partition of property. Kinship kinship terms. Marriage as a source of family forms of Marriage among the primitive people. Primitive love sexual morality premarital relations. Status of women in the primitive society. Source of Food fishing Pashu Palan( domestication of animal) Hunting, farming Economical & Political Elements Trade Industry- griculture food cooking fire Economic organization primitive ommunism slavery its disappearance- lasses origin of private property The anarchism-origin of kingship and the static- The war The state organization of force the village community Law and custom fine court The Moral Elements Primitive atheism Religion the sources of religion fear, wonder, dreams - the soul animism Objects of religion the sun, the stars, the stars, the earth, sex, animals totemic-ancestor worship Magic and science religious and sexual taboos The Moral Elements Letters language its rise development of education the art of writing. Origin of science mathematics astronomy medicines surgery. Primitive sense of beauty body painting cosmetics tattooing scarification clothing ornaments. rt : pottery, painting sculpture architecture dance music Page 16 of 48

17 Text and Reference ooks:. Kreeber L. and Kluckhohn lyde : ulture- critical Review of concepts and definitions, ambridge Malinowski,. : ulture Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, Vol.IV (London. 1911). Shaw, harles, Gray : ulture Encyclopedia of religion and ethical Vol. Iv, (New York, 1911). Malinowaski,. : Scientific theory of culture and other essays, Ghutve, Gs. : ulture and Society, ( Oxford Uni. Press, 1947). Eliot, T.S. : Notes towards the definition of ulture (London, 1948). osc, Nirmal Kumar : ultural nthropology (ombay, 1691). urant, will : Our Oriental Heritage. The Story of ivilization Vol. 1 (New York, 1954) (First Five hapters). Sanyal,.S. : ulture an Introduction (London, 1948). Kluckhono lyde, : ulture and ehavior (New York, 1962). rnold, Mathew, : ulture and narchy (ombay, 1962). hilde, V.G.Gorden, : Man makes himself, London र म न जल ल व तव, म नव स क त तथ सम ज : भ प ल:१९७१. द श श भ ष द ऊ च स म जक म नव व न, द ल :१९७८. પટલ ત ર બ ન : ભ રત ય સમ જ યવ થ :અમદ વ દ:૧૯૫૭. મલક ણ જય ત લ લ : પ ચમહ લન આ દવ સ ઓ, અમદ વ દ:૧૯૫૫. સ મ ર ક તલ લ લચ દ : સ યત ન વધ યક પ રબળ : વ પ ઠ વષ:૮ ક :૬ તથ વષ:૧૧ ક: ૧, અમદ વ દ.૧૯૭૦-૭૩. ભ રત ક ત મ ર શ લત : આડ મ તઓન સ તઓ ન વસ ટ થ નમ ણ બ ડ. R, અમદ વ દ:૧૯૮૩. હ ષદ દવ : મ નવશ ન વસ ટ થ નમ ણ બ ડ. R, અમદ વ દ:૨૦૦૫. ભ ષ ભ : સ તન વભ વન અન આ દમ સમ જન સ ત સ ર ન વસ ટ :૧૯૮૩ NNEXURE Page 17 of 48

18 Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER:7 WORL IVILIZTION ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or Practical or Project redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam Total M.. II ORE ourse Objectives: Evolvement of different ivilizations with its characteristics and reformation process is studied. The most important events of the century World Wars and different revolutions, Renaissance and its causes and impact on society are studied. ourse ontents: UNIT ONTENTS I. yzantine ivilization religion economy literature and art. II III. Islamic ivilization literature and learning science religion and philosophy art.. The rusades causes and effects. The Economic revolution. ommerce and business development of cities The Renaissances factors renaissance in the spheres of religion -philosophy art music, literature and science The Reformation factors - spread counter reformation The French revolution causes and effects. The merican revolution causes and effects The Industrial revolution causes and effects World War-I auses IV World War-I effects Revolution of Russia-auses & effects World War-II The League of Nations Formation of UNO evelopment of Science and the future of mankind Page 18 of 48

19 Text and Reference ooks: થ મસ પરમ ર અન નવ નચ આચ ય જગતન અ ગ ય સ યત ઓ, થ નમ ણ બ ડ, અમદ વ દ :૨૦૦૨ આઠવલ ર મચ સ ત, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૬૪ દ ત એન.. ચ ન અન પ ન, ન. થ નમ ણ બ ડ, અમદ વ દ દસ ઈ મ ણલ લ ભગવ ન (અ.) :૧૯૭૩ ૭૭ ર પન ઈ તહ સ ભ ગ:૧,૨,૩, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૭૩-૭૬- પ ચ લ મ ભ ઈ આપન વ રસ અન વ ભવ ખ ડ:૧, ભ વનગર :૧૯૫૩ પ ડત દરલ લ હઝરત મહ મદ અન ઇ લ મ, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૪૫ ફ ધર વ લ સ ત દશન, વ લભ વ નગર ફ ધર વ લ સ ગ ર વચન, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૭૨ બ જવ ડ ય, ઈલ વજયકર મસર અન પ મ એ શય ન ચ ન સ તઓ, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૬૮ ભ દવ ર પન ઈ તહ સ, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૭૨ નહ જવ હરલ લ જગતન ઇ તહ સ રખ દશન, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૫૬ શ હ ગ કલદ સ મ. (અ.) ચ નન સ ત, સય સ હ યમ ળ, વડ દર :૧૯૨૦ દવ નવન ત અમ રકન ત, થ નમ ણ બ ડ, અમદ વ દ દસ ઈ મહ ટ. ર શયન ત, થ નમ ણ બ ડ, અમદ વ દ શ ઠ રશ ચ. વ ન તઓ : ઐ તહ સક ટ એ, થ નમ ણ બ ડ, અમદ વ દ : શ હ અ ણ જગતન સ યત ઓ ન રખ ક ય અ ય સ, સ ર ન વસ ટ :૨૦૦૬ Swain J.F History of world civilization (New York 1947) reasted onquest of civilization urant, will Our Oriental Heritage (The age of Faith) hapters VI,VIII,XIV Hayes M den Europe since to 1870 ontemporary Europe since 1870 ered, harles Rise of merican ivilization Pares, ernard Russia (Penguin special) Thompson, avid World History Page 19 of 48

20 . Goodirsh L. Mand Russell, e trand urant, will The United Nations and the maintenance of international peace security (Washington, 1955) Impact of science on Society The story of ivilization: Our Oriental Heritage: Vol. I The life of Greece.: Vol.II aesar and hrist.: Vol.III The age of Faith.: Vol.IV The Renaissance.: Vol.V The reformation.: Vol.VI The age of reason begins.: Vol.VII The age of Louis XlV: Vol.VIII The age of Voltaire: Vol.IX Livingstone, R : Legacy of Greece, Oxford, 1962 ailey. Legacy of Rome, Oxford, 1962 Russell, e trand Freedom and Organization Page 20 of 48

21 Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER:8 Extension of Indian ulture in the Neighboring ountries ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or Practical or Project redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam NNEXURE Total M.. II ORE ourse Objectives: The Indian ulture was strengthened with fundamentals of moral and ethical prescribed and practiced in various religions of Indian ulture; this part imparts understanding of how it has influenced our neighbouring countries and spread. The curriculum includes Spread through Literature, rt and architecture. ourse ontents: UNIT ONTENTS I. Malaysia: spread of Indian ulture in the field of society, religion, art and rchitecture II III IV. Indonesia Indian influence on society, language, literature,. Indonesia- Religion, art and architecture E Influence of Ramayana and Mahabharata on the Indonesian literature India & hina-indian uddhist Pilgrims to hina India & hina-hinese uddhist Pilgrims in India uddhism in hina uddhist literature in hina rt and science in hina. Tibet spread of uddhism Tibet- Influence of Indian ulture on society & Religion. rt of Tibet entral sia - exploration entral sia -Indian manuscripts and archeology. entral sia- enters of Indian ulture and its remains. Historical relations of fghanistan with India. 5. enters of Indian ulture and its remains in fghanistan Page 21 of 48

22 Text and Reference ooks: Quartich Wales, H.G. The Making of Greater India (London, 1951) ose P.N. Majumdar, R.. agchi P.. Mukherji P.K. hakravarti N.P. Ghosal U.N. Stein,M.. as S.. The Indian olony of Siam (Lahore,1927) ncient Indian olonies in the far East Vol.I hampa (Lahore, 1927) ncient Indian colonies in the far East. II Suvarnadvipa : Part I (ecca, 1927) Part-II (acutta,1928) Indian and hina (ombay,1950) Indonesia (alcutta,1928) India and entral sia (alcutta,1927) ncient Indian ulture in fghanistan (alcutta,1928) ncient Khotan (Oxford, 1907) Serndia (Oxford, 1923) Indian Pandits in the Land of show (alutta,1898) ड. ब जन थ प र स दर प वम भ रत य स क त और इ तह स, लखन. भ रत और क ब स, द ल શ હ ર સ દ ગ. સલ ન, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૬૯ ચ નમ સરલ ભ રત ય સ ત, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૭૫ ભ રત બહ ર વ તરલ ભ રત ય સ ત : ઇ ડ ન શય અમદ વ દ :૧૯૫૭ સલ ન, અમદ વ દ:૧૯૬૯ ક શલ ધમ ન દ સલ નમ બ વષ, જર ત વ સભ, અમદ વ દ. ગ પ લન ક. વય ટન મ, બઈ:૧૯૬૬ જમ નદ ર ર. ચ. મ ય એ શય અમદ વ દ :૧૯૭૭ દવ ન ભ ઈ પરદશમ ભ રત ય સ ત, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૬૪ વ દ મ.જ. ન પ ળ અન આસ મ મણ, પ ટણ : ૧૯૨૯ પર ખ. ચ. ક બ ડય, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૭૬ મહત ર.ન. દશ થ ઈન ઈ તહ સ અમદ વ દ :૧૯૭૭ Page 22 of 48

23 શ હ યબ ળ તબ ટ, અમદ વ દ : ૧૯૭૫ શ હ મનબ ન બમ મ ભ રત ય સ ત. અમદ વ દ : ૧૯૭૫ શ હ.ગ. અન મનબ ન શ હ પડ શ દશ મ ભ રત ય સ તન ચ ર, થ નમ ણ બ ડ: ૧૯૮૦ શ હ ગ કલદ સ મ. ( અ ) ચ નન સ ત, સય સ હ ય મ ળ, વડ દર : ૧૯૨૭ ગ વ મ ઈ મત પડ શ દશ મ ભ રત ય સ તન સ ર, સ ર ન વસ ટ, ૨૦૦૬ Page 23 of 48

24 Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER:9 : ININ PHILOSOPHY ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or Practical or Project redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam NNEXURE Total M.. II ORE ourse Objectives: This part defines understanding arshan Shashtra Philosophy as the roots of Indian ulture its concepts and its contribution to Society. The progression of ideology of many arshan and Philosophers and its contribution to Indian ulture is studied. UNIT I II III IV ONTENTS. Nyaya arshan Praman and its types.. The Meaning of Nyaya and 16 Padarthas.. Tatva Mimansha of Vaisheshika arshan. tomic theory in Vaisheshika arshan Purva Mimansha and its Praman Vichar. Literature the interpretation of the Veda the doctrine and the number of Pramanas the nature of reality Purva Mimansha and Tatva Vichar (Meta Physics)-oncepts of the existence of God. Uttara Mimansa or Vedanta Meaning Vedanta prior to Shankaracarya Main schools of Vedanta Shankaracharya s Kevaladwaitta Vaada doctrinc of Maya bondage and liberation ( andhan & Moksha) Ramanujacharya s Vishistadwaitta Vaada Meaning of the word Vishistadwaitta Vaada Literature conccption of Mukti bondage and liberation ( andhan & Moksha) sources to achieve liberation Madhavacharya s waita Vaada Saguna rahm Soul, Universe and God- conception of Mukti Vallabhacharya s Suddhadwaita Vaada rahma and Jagat Soul and rahm devotion concept of Moksha uddhist Philosophy - philosophical ideas in the early uddhist literature. oudh arshana and its characteristic-the main Schools of uddhist philosophy The principles of uddhism. Jain Philosophy main philosophical principles.- Five nu Vrata-Maha Vrata. shrava, Samvara,Nirjara,havana- nekanta Vaada Sapta hangi Naya harvaka arshan Page 24 of 48

25 Text and Reference ooks: asgupta, S.N. History of Indian Philosophy, Vol. I, ambridge,1972 Radhakrishnan, S Indian Philosophy, Vols. I & II, London, 1923, 1927 Simha, Jadunath History of Indian Philosophy, Vol. I, 1952 & II, alcutta utta and hatterjee, Introduction to Indian Philosophy, alcautta,1948 उप य य बलद व. भ रत य दशन, क श, १९८२ तव र द वर ज भ रत य दशन, लखन : १९७८ મહત નમદ શ કર હ દ ત વ નન ઈ તહ સ : અમદ વ દ: ૧૯૬૨ ઝવ ર ઇ કલ (અ ) ભ રત ય ત વ નન પરખ ભ ગ:૧ અન ૨, જર ત વ સભ, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૫૪ ર વળ સ.વ. ભ રત ય દશન, ન વસ ટ થ નમ ણ બ ડ અમદ વ દ :૧૯૬૫ ચ વ ક દશન, ન વસ ટ થ નમ ણ બ ડ અમદ વ દ વ મ મ સ દશન : ન વસ ટ થ નમ ણ બ ડ અમદ વ દ ક ઠ ર ઝ ડ. વ. ન દશન, ન વસ ટ થ નમ ણ બ ડ અમદ વ દ ભ એમ.ક. બ દશન, ન વસ ટ થ નમ ણ બ ડ અમદ વ દ દવ કશ ર એસ. ગ ત ત વ વચ ર બ આ શ હ ન ગન. ષડ દશન : સ ય ય ગ : ખ ડ : ૧ ય ય વ શ ષક ખ ડ:૨ ન વસ ટ થ નમ ણ બ ડ૧૯૭૪ વ મ ણ ન દ અન પ ડ એમ. ભ રતન ધ મક અન દ શ નક ચતનન સ ત ઈ તહ સ સ વ લય ર મ ભ ઈ ભ રત ય દશન, સ ર ન વસ ટ ૨૦૦૬ Page 25 of 48

26 Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER No.10: WOMEN IN ININ ULTURE ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or Practical or Project redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam NNEXURE Total M.. II ORE ourse Objectives: The role played by Women in Modern India is drastically changed. In this part detailed study of Women and their contribution to society and its importance is defined. The Social contribution of Women has been perceived by various movements, by Education, Political participation religions and art and media. ll this is covered in this part. The role of Women in Indian ulture is understood by this study. ourse ontents: UNIT ONTENTS I. Reform Movements and Women-hakti Movement, rahmo Samaj. II III IV. rya Samaj & ligarh Movement.. Theosophical Movement & Satya Sodhak Samaj. Education and Women- ncient-medieval-olonial- Post Independence India. Women s Participation in Freedom Movement-Gandhian Satyagrah-. Peasants and workers Movements Women s Organizations Local, Provincial, National in olonial and post-independent India. Women s participation in Politics-Panchayat, Municipal ouncils-state Legislature and Parliament ouble Roles of Women as House Wife & Working women. Factors promoting double Roles of Women.. Impact of double Roles of Women. ontemporary problems faced by women in India- owry, Suicide, ivorce, ontract marriage. Economical participation of women in independent India. Impact of economical participation on status of women. ontribution of Women in literature, Music, ance, Painting, Films and Theatre,.Historical writing Page 26 of 48

27 Policy and Programms for of women welfare and development in Independent India. Text and Reference ooks: ltekar.s as R.M. Indra Mukherji Radha Kumud, as binash handra Sharma Usha & Sharma.M. Upadhyangay hagwat Saran Ray, harati and asu, parna, The Position of women in Hindu civilization, Motilal anarasidas, elhi, second Ed., 1956 Women in Manu & /His seven ommentators, Gaya,1962 The status of women in ncient India, Motilal anarasidas, elhi,1955 ncient Indian Education, Macmillan & o. Ltd, ondon., 1947 R gvedic India, R. ambray & o.,alcutta,1927 Women Education in ancient and Medieval India, ommonwealth Publishers, New elhi, 1995 Women in R gveda, S. hand & o., New elhi, third Ed, 1974 From Freedom to Inependence, Women and Fifty years of India s Independence, OUP, ehli, 1999 आय भ रत, तय म न र, व भ रत अन स ध न प रषद, व र णस १९८९ कमल ऋ व दम न र, वश ल क शन, द ल: १९९७ ग उष य व क य म तक स म मक अ ययन, इ टन ब क ल कस, द ल, २००० झ ल श कर स ह प र णक लन सम ज, द वन गर क शन, जयप र १९९५ व द र मग व द व दक स ह य,भ रत य नप ठ क शन, व र णस द तय स करण १९६८ द व द क पलद व व दक स ह य एव स क त, व व लय क शन, व र णस द तय स करण २००४ मह जन व.ड. च न भ रतक इ तह स, एस. च द ए ड क पन न द ह. द तय स करण म उ मल क श च न भ रतम न र, म य द श ह द थ एक दम शम म लत श ल म न,भ प ल,१९८७ व दक स हत म न र स प ण न द स क त य नव सट व र णस,१९८० त थ म व णत सम ज, इ टन ब क ल कस, द ल, २००० Page 27 of 48

28 सहल लत भ रत य स क तम न र, प रमल प लक शन, द ल.१९९१ व ई अचन र म यण म न र, प रमल प लक शन, द ल.२००२ भव लकर वनम ल मह भ रत म न र, अ भनव स ह य क शन, स गर. म..१९६४ ड. स न ल और स ग त ग यल भ रत य सम जम न र, जयप र :२००३ पट ल त र ब न भ रत य सम ज यव थ ह र आश र न भ रत य न र दश दश, य द ह દ શ ટ ન ચ ન ક ળમ, ન વસ ટ થ નમ ણ બ ડ જર ત ર ય, અમદ વ દ ૨૦૦૨ દ શ ટ ન ન ર નર ળ, નવભ રત સ હ ય મ દર, અમદ વ દ ૨૦૦૯ પટલ ગ તમ વ ડ લ લ વ દક સ હ ય અન સ ત, ન વસ ટ થ નમ ણ બ ડ જર ત ર ય, અમદ વ દ ૧૯૭૮ પટલ મગનભ ઈ ઐ તહ સક પ રપ યમ ચ ન સ હ યમ ન પત ન ર ( મહ ભ રતન સ દભમ ) પટલ ટર, આણ દ ૧૯૮૩ એ.. શ હ અન.ક.દવ ઓ અન સમ જ ચ ન ભ રતન સ મ જક સ થ ઓ મ યક લ ન ભ રતન સ મ જક સ થ ઓ અવ ચ ન ભ રતન સ મ જક સ થ ઓ ડ.ન ર દસ ઈ ભ રત ય સમ જમ વન ભ રતમ ઓન દર જ. ૧૯૭૮ વ દ નવલર મ સ મ જક ધ રણ રખ દશન રમ શભ ઈ અન બલદવ ભ રતમ પ ચ યત ર જય, જર ત સરક ર, મ હત ખ આગ Page 28 of 48

29 Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER No.11 Studies of Indian Epigraphy ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam NNEXURE Practical or Project M.. III ORE ourse Objectives: Epigraphy its origin and utility is understood, different scripts its origin and characteristics are studied with reference to contribution of different rulers. The materials and scripts of engraving and evolution of Numerical systems is studied. ourse ontents: Total UNIT I II III IV ONTENTS. Epigraphy definition Indian Epigraphy. eginning of Epigraphy in India. Epigraphy as a source of History History of the decipherment of ancient Indian scripts ntiquity of the art of writing in India The salient features of Indus valley script The origin of the rahmi script The characteristics and origin of the Kharosthi script Evolution of scripts from rahmi to Nagari The alphabets of the Maurya, the Ksatrupa The Gupta and the Maitraka Period Materials for engraving Numerical systems Languages of the inscriptions Prakrit and Sanakrit languages ravidian languages Neo Indo-ryan languages Page 29 of 48

30 Text and Reference ooks: ooks recommended 1. Sirar,.. : Indian Epigraphy (elhi, 1965) 2. ओझ ग.द. : भ रत य च न ल पम ल. ( द ह १५११) 3. Pandey,.. : Indian Paleography, Part I (anaras, 1952) 4. hhabra,.. : iplomatic of opper Plate Grants (New elhi, 1961) 5. Sircar,.. : Selected Inscriptions (ulcutta, 1942) 6. व स द व उप य य : च न भ रतम अ भल ख क अ ययन ( द ल १९६९) 7. શ હ.ગ. : ભ રત ય અ ભલ ખ વ ( અમદ વ દ: ૧૯૭૩) 8. આચ ય ચ. વ. : જર તન ઐ તહ સક લ ખ ભ ગ:૧ અન ૨ ( બઈ: ૧૯૩૩-૧૯૩૫) 9. પર ખ..ચ. : જર તમ થ ન ગર ધ ન લપ ન વક સ: અમદ વ દ: ૧૯૭૪. 10. શ હ.ગ : અશ ક અન ત ન અ ભલ ખ જર ત ન વસ ટ : ૧૯૭૨ Page 30 of 48

31 Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER No.12: Studies of Indian Numismatics ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam NNEXURE Total Practical or Project M.. III ORE ourse Objectives: The economical development necessitated development of oinage the material and method used. The symbols displayed were also expressive of Religion, Political chievement or fame. This study covers characteristic of different Ruler s oins and its importance as a source of learning. ourse ontents: UNIT ONTENTS I. urrency system and is earliest traces. oins as a source of History. The antiquity of coinage in India enominations, methodology and weight standards II III IV The different methods and technique of manufacturing coins Punch-marked coins oins of Janapadas and gana-rajyas oins of the Indo- Greeks oins of the Western Ksatrapas oins of the Kushanas oins of the Satavahanas Main types of the coins of Samudragupta Main types of the coins of handragupta II,- Kumaragupta I Main types of the coins of Skandagupta Page 31 of 48

32 Text and Reference ooks: ooks recommended 1. rown,. J. : oins of India 2. उप य य व स द व : भ रत य स क. 3. ltekar,. S. : The oinags of the Imperial Guptas 4. Taylor, G. P. : The oins of hmedabad 5. Taylor, G. P. : The oins of Gujarat Sultanate 6. Hodiwala : Historical Study in Mughal Namismatics 7. hakraborthy, S. K. : study of ncient Indian Numismaties 8. handarkar,. R. : Lectures on ncient Indian Numismaties 9. Elliot, Sir Walter : oins of Southern India 10. Sircar,.. : Studies in Indian oins 11. Gupta, P. L. : oins 12. બ દ પ ય ય ર ખ લદ સ : ચ ન a, અ. શમ ર મચ. 13. Hodiwala : History and matereolagy of Mughal oins 14. unnigham : oins of ncient India Page 32 of 48

33 NNEXURE Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER No.13: Studies of Indian Iconography ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or Practical or Project redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam M.. III ORE ourse Objectives: Sculptures/Idols are always a physical source for study of Indian ulture in General and religion in specific. The instruments and weapons held by images and its different postures were communicative of ideology duties and characteristic of different cults Mythology etc. Study of the same is source of cultural history. ourse ontents: UNIT ONTENTS I. Iconography as a source of ultural History. Literary sources for the study of Indian Iconography. oncept & development of Image worshipping Total II III IV The antiquity of image worship in India Material for Image making. efining symbols of Hindu Images. lassification of the images Mudras (Poses of hand) sanas (sitting postures) Weapons and implements (upkarano) and Vahano. ostumes, Ornaments, ressings. Linga worship and Iconographic features of Shiva-Linga Images of pacific forms of Shiva Images of terrific forms of Shiva Natraj Page 33 of 48

34 Text and Reference ooks: ooks recommended 1. Shuka,. N. : Vastushastra Volume II 2. Shuka,. N. : તમ વ ન લખન 3. enerjee, J. N. : evelompment of Indian Iconograph 4. દવ કન ય લ લ : જર ત ત વધ ન જર ત વ સભ,અમદ વ દ. 5. અ વ લ વ દવ શરણ: મ ર કલ જર ત વ સભ,અમદ વ દ. 6. Saraswati, S. K. : Survey of Indian Sculpture 7. hattacharya,. : Indian uddhist Icongraphy 8. hattacharya,. : Jain Icongraphy 9. યબ ળ શ હ : હ ત વધ ન 10 grawal, V. S. : Indian rts, Volume I 11 grawal, V. S. : Studies in Indian rt 12 grawal, V. S. : wartiy kla, ÉÑÎÎ, var`si 13. Rao Gopinath : Elements of Hindu Iconography, Volumes I-IV 14. સ વ લય ર મ ભ ઈ : ભ રત ય તમ વધ ન, અમદ વ દ Page 34 of 48

35 Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER No.14: Studies of Indian Painting ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam NNEXURE Total Practical or Project M.. III ORE ourse Objectives: etailed Study of Paintings unveils creativity as beautiful individual expression and source of cultural history. This is an important art providing in-depth understanding of messages conveyed by medium of paintings and social priority with progression of culture. The changes in this creative art are always reflected with the changing characteristic under different rulers showing their ideology. ourse ontents: UNIT ONTENTS I. rt in general and in Painting as a tine art. efinition and salient features of Indian Painting. Literary Sources of Indian Painting II III References of painting in the classical Sanskrit literature (up to ) Tools and materials of painting Types of Indian painting as described in the ancient texts The Six limbs-shadaangas of painting Painting and esthetics The octrine of Rasa (Sindhanta) and its applications to Painting. The Historical development of Indian Paintings. IV Pre historic paintings Proto-historic paintings of Indus Valley ivilization. Pre and proto-historic paintings of Gujarat ultural life as depicted in the pre and proto historic Paintings of India Page 35 of 48

36 Text and Reference ooks: ooks recommended 1.rown, Percy, Indian Painting, alcutta, Sukla,. N. annons of Indian Painting, 3.Jonh, Marshall, agh aves 4.. Sivramamurti. Indian Painting National ook Trust, India elhi, 5. Panta, alasaheb, janta R.S.S Gupte. janta and Ellora ombay, janta Murals. Ed.. Ghosh, New elhi, Raya Krisnadas, hartiya hitrakala(hindi) 9. vinasha Sharma:, hartiya hitrakalaka Itihas(Hindi),areli,1968 ૧૦. ન યક ચ ભ ઈ : ભ રત ય ચ કલ ન પરખ., Page 36 of 48

37 Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER No.15: Studies of Indian Music & ance ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam NNEXURE Practical or Project M.. III ORE ourse Objectives: The Indian Music and ances is source for study of cultural heritage. The different areas and period has left an impact on this performing art giving its unique style and identity. Organisational structures and Schools promoting Music and ancing styles were into existence. To understand music a brief Introduction of Musical Instruments is also included in study. ourse ontents: UNIT ONTENTS I. The origin and development of Indian Music. Pre-Vedic, Vedic and post-vedic periods of Indian Music. Medieval period of Indian Music Modern period of Indian Music II Literary sources of Indian Music in ancient India Reference of music in classical Sanskrit literature Main Schools of Indian Music-Karnataki Main Schools of Indian Music-Uttar Hindustani III Indian Musical instruments- Tantuvadya Indian Musical instruments- Shushirvadya Indian Musical instruments- harmavadya Indian Musical instruments- Ghanavadya IV The origin and development of Indian dance Pre-Vedic, Vedic and post-vedic period Medieval and modern period efinition & form of Nartan. Total Page 37 of 48

38 Text and Reference ooks: ooks recommended harat,the Natyashasrta, Vols. 1, 11,(Tran. M.M. Ghosh,ulutta,1951 andopadhyaya,s., The Music of India,ombay,1958 Goswami, The Story of Indian Music enerji,p. Folk ances of India llahabad,1959 Mrunalini Sarabhai, Undersanding lsical ances Keith, The Sanskrit rama, ombay,1961 Mankad,.R.,TheTypes of rama, Karachi, 1936 Jagirdar, R.V., rama in Sanskrit Literature ભ તખ ડ વ.ન. : ઉ ર હ ત ન સ ગ ત, અમદ વ દ :૧૯૩૫ પર ખ ર. છ. : સ ત ન ટ સ હ ય, ભ રત ય સ ગ તન ઈ તહ સ Page 38 of 48

39 Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER No.16: Studies of Indian Epigraphy ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam NNEXURE Practical or Project M.. IV ORE ourse Objectives: Epigraphy its origin and utility is understood, different scripts its origin and characteristics are studied with reference to contribution of different rulers. The materials and scripts of engraving and its evolution and methods of dating is studied. This study imparts basic knowledge to understand and study cultural history. ourse ontents: UNIT ONTENTS I. Indo-Muslim epigraphy Salient features. Main subjects of the Indian inscriptions. ifferent method of ating ( Samay Nirdeshan)as depicted in inscriptions. II III IV Historical importance of the inscriptions ultural importance of the inscriptions Rock edicts of shok nos. II and XII llahabad stone pillar inscription of Samudragupta ( I ) esnagar Garuda pillar inscription of the time of hagabhadra (ii) Mathura stone pillar inscription of the time of handragupta II (I) bu elwada inscription of Tejpal (ii) ahod Inscription of Jaysinha ev (I) anaskheda copper-plate inscription of Harshavardhana (ii) Vala copper-plate inscription of king harasena II, dated (val.) year 269 (i) eran stone pillar inscription in the period of hanugupta (ii) hitari mudralekha of Kumaragupta II Total Systems of dating Main Eras : The Vikrama era origin epoch, nomenclature system of years and months The Saka era origin, epoch, nomenclature, use, system of years and months The Gupta Samvat The Kalachuri Samvat The Hijari Samvat, The hristian era egining system of years and months etc. Page 39 of 48

40 Text and Reference ooks: ooks recommended 1. Sirar,.. : Indian Epigraphy (elhi, 1965) 2. ओझ ग.द. : भ रत य च न ल पम ल. ( द ह १५११) 3. Pandey,.. : Indian Paleography, Part I (anaras, 1952) 4. hhabra,.. : iplomatic of opper Plate Grants (New elhi, 1961) 5. Sircar,.. : Selected Inscriptions (ulcutta, 1942) 6. व स द व उप य य : च न भ रतम अ भल ख क अ ययन ( द ल १९६९) 7. શ હ.ગ. : ભ રત ય અ ભલ ખ વ ( અમદ વ દ: ૧૯૭૩) 8. આચ ય ચ. વ. : જર તન ઐ તહ સક લ ખ ભ ગ:૧ અન ૨ ( બઈ: ૧૯૩૩-૧૯૩૫) 9. પર ખ..ચ. : જર તમ થ ન ગર ધ ન લપ ન વક સ: અમદ વ દ: ૧૯૭૪. 10. શ હ.ગ : અશ ક અન ત ન અ ભલ ખ જર ત ન વસ ટ : ૧૯૭૨ Page 40 of 48

41 Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER No.17: Studies of Indian Numismatics ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam NNEXURE Total Practical or Project M.. IV ORE ourse Objectives: With the changing ynasties, hanges in oinage were evidenced. The material and method used, the symbols displayed were also expressive of Religion, Political chievement, fame etc supporting ideologies of respective rulers. Hence the study of Numismatics provides understanding of different Ruler s oins and its importance as a source of cultural history. ourse ontents: UNIT ONTENTS I. nu Gupta period coins of Northern India. oins of the Pandya, houla and Vijayanagar kings. oins of Satavahana II III IV General features of the Muslim oins oins of the elhi Sultanate oins of Gujarat, Malwa and ahamani Sultanate oins of the Suris oins of the Mughal emperors oins of maratha and Peshva oins of the East India ompany oins of the ritish Taj. oins of the princely states of Udaipur, Jaipur, Gwalior oins of the Indian princely states Travancore, Kutch, Vadodara oins of Independent India and the currency notes Page 41 of 48

42 Text and Reference ooks: ooks recommended 1. rown,. J. : oins of India 2. उप य य व स द व : भ रत य स क. 3. ltekar,. S. : The oinags of the Imperial Guptas 4. Taylor, G. P. : The oins of hmedabad 5. Taylor, G. P. : The oins of Gujarat Sultanate 6. Hodiwala : Historical Study in Mughal Namismatics 7. hakraborthy, S. K. : study of ncient Indian Numismaties 8. handarkar,. R. : Lectures on ncient Indian Numismaties 9. Elliot, Sir Walter : oins of Southern India 10. Sircar,.. : Studies in Indian oins 11. Gupta, P. L. : oins 12. બ દ પ ય ય ર ખ લદ સ : ચ ન a, અ. શમ ર મચ. 13. Hodiwala : History and matereolagy of Mughal oins 14. unnigham : oins of ncient India Page 42 of 48

43 Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER No.18: Studies of Indian Iconography ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam NNEXURE Practical or Project M.. IV ORE ourse Objectives: Sculptures/Idols are always a physical source for study of Indian ulture in General and religion in specific. The instruments and weapons held by images and its different postures were communicative of ideology duties and characteristic of different religion with its Mythology etc. etailed study of different deities provides good understanding of Religious cultural history. ourse ontents: UNIT ONTENTS I. oncept of twenty four forms of Vishnu. Images of ten incarnations of Vishnu. ouple images : (a) Savitri rahma (b) Uma Maheshvara (c) Lakshmi Narayana omposite images : (a) rdhanarishvara (b) Hari-Hara (c) Trimurti II Images of shta ikpalas Images of Navagrahas Iconographic features of the images of Surya, Ganapati, rahma, Lakshmi and Saraswati Total III IV ntiquity of the uddha image The concept and iconographic forms of five hyani uddhas ivine uddha Shaktis General forms of odhisatvas Maitreya, Manjushri and valokiteshvara ntiquity and characteristic of Jain Images Iconographic from of twenty four Tirthankaras Yaksha Yakshinis of the Tirthankaras Jain Shrutadevi Sixteen Vidyadevis Page 43 of 48

44 Text and Reference ooks: ooks recommended 1. Shuka,. N. : Vastushastra Volume II 2. Shuka,. N. : તમ વ ન લખન 3. enerjee, J. N. : evelompment of Indian Iconograph 4. દવ કન ય લ લ : જર ત ત વધ ન જર ત વ સભ,અમદ વ દ. 5. અ વ લ વ દવ શરણ: મ ર કલ જર ત વ સભ,અમદ વ દ. 6. Saraswati, S. K. : Survey of Indian Sculpture 7. hattacharya,. : Indian uddhist Icongraphy 8. hattacharya,. : Jain Icongraphy 9. યબ ળ શ હ : હ ત વધ ન 10 grawal, V. S. : Indian rts, Volume I 11 grawal, V. S. : Studies in Indian rt 12 grawal, V. S. : wartiy kla, ÉÑÎÎ, var`si 13. Rao Gopinath : Elements of Hindu Iconography, Volumes I-IV 14. સ વ લય ર મ ભ ઈ : ભ રત ય તમ વધ ન, અમદ વ દ NNEXURE Page 44 of 48

45 Faculty of RTS Syllabus Subject : Indian ulture ourse (Paper) Name & No. : PPER No.19: Studies of Indian Painting ourse (Paper ) Unique ode : External Exam Time uration : Name of Program Semester OURSE GROUP Foundation or ore or or Elective-2 or redit Internal Externa l Practical /Viva Exam Total Practical or Project M.. IV ORE ourse Objectives: etailed Study of Paintings unveils creativity as beautiful individual expression and source of cultural history. This is an important art providing in-depth understanding of messages conveyed by medium of paintings and social priority with progression of culture. The changing rulers/dynasties ideology is also reflected as different styles and subjects of paintings. These changes and uniqueness of painting styles were supported and survived by various Schools. ourse ontents: UNIT ONTENTS I. Historical development of Indian Painting. Styles of Mural Painting. Paintings of janta Paintings of agh II III IV Paintings of adami & Sittanvasal Pal style of Miniature Paintings Miniature Painting style of Western India. Miniature Paintings style of The Mughal school The ontribution of Mughal emperors to the development of painting Salient features of Mughal Painting Subjects of Rajasthani Painting enters of Rajasthani painting Subjects of Pahari Painting enters of Pahari Painting Modem Indian Painting Modem currents of Indian Painting Page 45 of 48