The Social Philosophy of TirukkuralAffiliated East-West Press, 1979 - 259 pages On the ancient Tamil didactic verse work by Tiruvalluvar. |
Contents
Porul as diversification of Aram | 1 |
INTRODUCTION | 17 |
On the Author of the Kural | 23 |
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accepted analysis approach aram porul inpam argument artha Artha-Sastra ascetics aspects of human asrama attitude Brahmanical Hinduism Buddhism cankam century A. D. chapter commentary concern connote considered context couplet Dhammapada dharma Dharma-Sastras economic emphasis ethical evident exhortation fact Hindu ibid idea ideal illaram and turavaram important Indian philosophy Indian tradition indicate individual inpam vitu aram interpretation Jaina Jainism jiva kāma Kama-Sutra karma Kautilya king Kural literature Mahābhārata Mahāvīra maintain Manu meaning metaphysical mokşa moral non-violence poru poruļ porul inpam vitu principle realized referred regard reiterate relationship religion religious Sanskritic scholars seems sense significant social society spiritual stage suggested Tamil classic Tamil language Tamilakam theme three traditions tion Tirthankara Tirukkural Tiruvalluvar Tolkappiyam ultimate University of Madras Vaiyapuri Pillai Valluvar values Vātsyāyana virtues vițu vitu aram porul wealth Zvelebil அறம் பொருள் இன்பம் இன்பம் வீடு அறம் பொருள் இன்பம் வீடு வீடு அறம் பொருள்