Value Considerations in the Kathopanisad
Journal Title: Journal Global Values A Peer Reviewed International Journal - Year 2018, Vol 0, Issue 1
Abstract
The social relevance of philosophy and specially the Upanisadic philosophy has been challenged at various quarters. Some scholars treat that Upanisads are nothing but metaphorical poems and those may have literary importance but be philosophically insignificant. Such an understanding about Upanisads appears to be very much casual. The Upanisads are not silent in respect of dealing with the values of life and mankind. In this respect the paper unfolds the value considerations of the Kathopanisad.
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Dr. Nandini Mishra
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