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What is a fundamental characteristic of knowledge as defined in the Oxford dictionary?
What is a fundamental characteristic of knowledge as defined in the Oxford dictionary?
- Facts, information, and skills acquired through experience or education (correct)
- Skills developed through professional training
- Emotional intelligence gained through social interactions
- Memorization of historical events and dates
Which of the following best describes the term 'Anvikshiki'?
Which of the following best describes the term 'Anvikshiki'?
- The science of inquiry and right thinking (correct)
- A form of artistic expression
- A method of agricultural practices
- A theory of modern governance
According to the Kalama Sutta, which of the following is NOT a basis for believing something?
According to the Kalama Sutta, which of the following is NOT a basis for believing something?
- Personal experiences and reflections
- Observation and analysis
- Traditions handed down through generations (correct)
- Authority of teachers and elders
Which of the following is NOT identified as one of the four sciences related to Anvikshiki?
Which of the following is NOT identified as one of the four sciences related to Anvikshiki?
What does the term 'KUTUHALSHALA' refer to?
What does the term 'KUTUHALSHALA' refer to?
Which of the following statements reflects a principle from Gargi in the context of knowledge?
Which of the following statements reflects a principle from Gargi in the context of knowledge?
Which statement about knowledge creation is most aligned with the ideas expressed in the provided content?
Which statement about knowledge creation is most aligned with the ideas expressed in the provided content?
In the context of the content, which is an example of a quality one should NOT look for in accepted knowledge?
In the context of the content, which is an example of a quality one should NOT look for in accepted knowledge?
What is meant by 'kutuhala-shalas' as mentioned in the content?
What is meant by 'kutuhala-shalas' as mentioned in the content?
Which philosophical texts are highlighted for their transcendental teachings?
Which philosophical texts are highlighted for their transcendental teachings?
According to the provided content, how do some Hindus view knowledge and science from other cultures?
According to the provided content, how do some Hindus view knowledge and science from other cultures?
Who is cited in the passage as a scholar urging the honoring of the Greeks?
Who is cited in the passage as a scholar urging the honoring of the Greeks?
What misconception about Hindus is highlighted in the passage?
What misconception about Hindus is highlighted in the passage?
What characterizes the attitude of Hindus towards knowledge from other races, as described in the content?
What characterizes the attitude of Hindus towards knowledge from other races, as described in the content?
Which of the following is described as a limitation in the knowledge-sharing among Hindus?
Which of the following is described as a limitation in the knowledge-sharing among Hindus?
What does the passage suggest about the historical acknowledgment of Greek contributions to science?
What does the passage suggest about the historical acknowledgment of Greek contributions to science?
Flashcards
Knowledge
Knowledge
Facts, information, and skills gained through experience or education; theoretical or practical understanding of a subject.
Anvikshiki
Anvikshiki
Science of inquiry, or right thinking in Indian philosophy, considered the most important of all sciences.
Varta
Varta
(In ancient Indian thought) Agriculture, commerce.
Danda-niti
Danda-niti
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Trayi
Trayi
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Kutuhalshala
Kutuhalshala
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Doubt and questioning
Doubt and questioning
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Anu-Ikshiki
Anu-Ikshiki
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Hindu Scientific Contributions
Hindu Scientific Contributions
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Hindu Caste System's Impact on Knowledge
Hindu Caste System's Impact on Knowledge
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Hindu Approach to Knowledge
Hindu Approach to Knowledge
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Varahamihira's view on Science
Varahamihira's view on Science
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Anubhava Mandap
Anubhava Mandap
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Ibadatkhana
Ibadatkhana
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Hindus' view of foreigners
Hindus' view of foreigners
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Study Notes
Introduction to Indian Knowledge System
- This presentation introduces the Indian knowledge system.
- The presenter, Dr. Rahul Magar, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of History at Savitribai Phule Pune University.
What is Knowledge?
- Knowledge is acquired through experience, education, or practical understanding of a subject.
- It also refers to the fact or condition of knowing something with familiarity gained through experience or association.
What is Knowledge? & What is Not?
- This section is a discussion on what knowledge is and what it isn't.
How Do We Create Knowledge?
- A cartoon illustrates factors that contribute to knowledge production— weight of the subject, walking speed, slipperiness of concepts (and the need for caution).
Anvikshiki
- Anvikshiki is a part of any subject, a concept about inquiry, and the person who wants to understand it.
- This is described as 'science of inquiry', 'right thinking'.
Kutuhala Shala
- This was the place for curiosity, where rivalries and debates were prevalent.
- It featured special spaces where audiences gathered to hear new philosophers in parks, which are part of the countryside's outskirts.
Scientific Temper/Attitude
- The presentation notes that the Hindus were a thoughtful and spiritual people, given over to contemplative thinking.
- It emphasizes that they were pivotal in cultivating experimental sciences.
Consolidation of Caste-Based Society
- There is a strong link between caste and the knowledge that was disseminated.
- This section shows a diagram illustrating steps toward the formation of society and knowledge.
Additional Information
- Indian scholars, like Varahamihira, have recognized and respected other cultures' knowledge contributions.
- The presentation highlights that Indian knowledge systems are not isolated, but rather have interacted with those of other societies.
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