Jaina Bibliography Part 2

SR No.: 016036
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: A N Upadhye
Publisher: Veer Seva Mandir Trust
Publication Year: 1982
Total Pages: 900
Language: English
Classification: Dictionary & Dictionary
File Size: 15 MB

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D. C. DASGUPTA-Jaina system of education. Calcutta, 1942.
A course of nine lectures dealing with educational systems found in Jaina literature.
I. Introduction-review of the five great institutions of Jaina period and their educational activities-the family, the church, the school, the State and Industry.
III. Jaina monasteries-their rise, spread, aim and importance.
IV. Monastic organization and teaching-life in the monasteries-academic honours-higher studies-researchesstatistics.
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V. Education of women, eclesiastical social position of women, distribution of nunnerics-influence of geographical factors on the rise, growth and cultural and religious activities of nunnerias--stastistics.
administration-curricula-methods
VI. Education of women, lay psychological basis of the curricula-social status of lay scholars-training agencies-academic honours-co-education.
X. Resume.
VII. Education of princes-State supervision--physical education-state control of education of adult king-educational tours.
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VIII. Influence of geographical factors on vocations-vocational training was free and compulsory-guilds and merchants' association.
IX. Life of Jaina fathers-medium of instruction-codification of sacred texts-religious activities,-Jaina contribution to different branches of knowledge,
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S. Krishnasvami AIYANGAR--Some contributions of South India to Indian culture. Calcutta, 1942 (2nd Edn.)
P. 7. Hathigumphä inscription of Kharavela refers to a tribute from the Pandya king to the Kalinga ruler. Kalingam in Tamil used for a particular kind of cloth.