Department of Philosophy, Gujarat University: M.A. Semester-I To IV New Syllabus

Department of Philosophy, Gujarat University
(Design and Structure of various courses of Semester based Credit system)

M.A. Semester-I to IV
New Syllabus
(To be implemented from June-2017)
Course No. of hours per week
Semester
With Effect Course

Course No. Name Lectures Others Practicals Total
From Credit
PHI401 Indian logic & Epistemology-I 3 1 - 4 4

PHI402 Indian Ethics 3 1 - 4 4
PHI403 Symbolic Logic 3 1 - 4 4
With Effect PHI404EA Modern Indian Thought-1
3 1 - 4 4
From 1 PHI404EB Jain Philosophy
June-2017 PHI405EA Advaita Vedant
3 1 - 4 4
PHI405EB Philosophy of Ramanuja
PHI406S Seminar 3 1 - 4 4
PHI406 Short Essay (for External Students Only) - - - - -
Total 18 6 0 24 24
PHI407 Indian Logic & Epistemology-II 3 1 - 4 4
PHI408 Western Ethics 3 1 - 4 4
PHI409 Advance Symbolic Logic 3 1 - 4 4
With Effect PHI410EA Modern Indian Thought-II
3 1 - 4 4
From PHI410EB Indian and Western Aesthetics
2
November- PHI411EA Epistemological Problems of Indian
2017 Philosophy 3 1 - 4 4
PHI411EB Philosophy of Religion
Total 18 6 0 24 24
PHI501 Indian Metaphysics 3 1 - 4 4
PHI502 Philosophy of Bhagwad Geeta 3 1 - 4 4
PHI503 Contemporary Western Philosophy-I 3 1 - 4 4
With Effect PHI504EA Socio – Political Philosophy-I
3 1 - 4 4
From 3 PHI504EB Yoga Philosophy
June-2017 PHI505EA Buddhist Philosophy
3 1 - 4 4
PHI505EB Philosophy of Vallabhacharya
Total 18 1 0 24 24
PHI507 Contemporary Western Philosophy-II 3 1 - 4 4
PHI508 Philosophy of Kant 3 1 - 4 4
PHI509 Philosophy of Navya Nyaya 3 1 - 4 4
PHI510EA Environmental Philosophy
With Effect 3 1 - 4 4
PHI510EB Socio Political Philosophy-II
From
4 PHI511S Seminar 3 1 - 4 4
November-
2017
PHI512 Project 3 1 - 4 4
PHI512 Philosophy of Sartre
- - - - -
(for External Students Only)
Total 18 1 0 24 24
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DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, AHMEDABAD
SEMESTER SYSTEM
Syllabus [M.A.] Sem-I to IV
[ With effect from Academic Year – June 2017 ]
Semester-I
(PHI401) Indian logic and Epistemology-I
Objectives: This course aims at introducing the distinctive features of Indian

epistemology. The organization of course is text base and concept –
oriented. It provides the necessary ground for the study and
interpretation of classical Indian text.
Unit-I Definition of Knowledge

 Classification of Knowledge
 Means of Valid Knowledge
Unit-II Perceptions
 Nyaya view on perception
 Buddhist view on perception
 Advaita Vedant view on perception
Unit-III Nyaya definition of Inference

 Definition of Vyapti
 Classification of Inference
 Fallacies of Inference
 Buddhist view on Inference
 Advaita Vedant view of Inference
Unit-IV Testimony or Sabda :

 Definition of sabda and its kinds
 Word and meaning, the import of sentence
Recommended Books:
1. Annam Bhatt – Tarkasangraha with Dipika ed, by Anand Jha, Uttarapradesh Hindi
Academy.
2. Jayanta Bhatt – Nyayaymanjari, I-III Ahnikas, translated (Guj.) by N.J. Shah L.D.
Institute of Indology. Ahmedabad.
3. Bhattacharya G., Studies in Nyaya – Vaisesika Theism, Sanskrit college, Calcutta.
4. S.C. Chatterjee – Nyaya theory of Knowledge, university Calcutta. 1955.
5. D.M. Datta : The six way of knowing, university of Calcutta, 1960.
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6. N.J. Shah – Sad – Darshana (Guj.) Vol. II Nyaya – vaisesika, University Granth
Nirman Board, Ahmedabad.
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(PHI402) Indian Ethics
Objectives: There are peculiar characteristics of Indian ethics, which are lacking in
the west. The objective of this paper is to introduce these characteristics
with a text and issue based oriented study, contain fundamental ethical
concepts. The course covers the cosmo- centric, universal and duty –
oriented nature of Indian ethics.
Unit-I Some important concepts of Indian ethics

 Dharma
 Bhavana
 Vidhi Nisedha and Arthavada
 Shabda Nityatavad
 Jatishaktivad
Unit-II
 Apurva
 Sadharanadharma
 Concepts such as : Rta, Satya, Rna, Yajna
 Swadharma, Loksangraha, Sthitprajna, Nishkamkarma
Unit-III Jaina Ethics

 Triratna
 Dasavidhadharma
 12 Anuprekshas
 Five great Vows (Pancha Mahavrata)
Unit-IV Buddhist Ethics

 Aryasatya
 Arya Ashtangikamarga
 Six Paramitas
 Panchshil
 Brahmavihar
Reference Books:
1. S.K. Maitra : The Ethics of the Hindus.
2. M. Hiriyana : The Indian concept of values.
3. I.C. Sharma : Ethical Philosophies of India.
4. Surma Dasgupta : Development of Moral Philosophy of Indian.
5. Y.S. Shastri : Foundations of Hinduism, Yogeshwar Prakashan, Ahmedabad, 1993.
6. Y.S. Shastri : Mahayanasutralankara – A study in Vijnanavada Buddhism, Indian Book
Centre, New Delhi, 1989.
7. Umavsti Vacaka – Parasamarati Prakarana – Ed. and Tr. by Y.S. Shastri, L.D. Institute of
Indology, Ahmedabad.
8. Dilip Charan : Acharya Anand Shankar Dhruva, Darshan Ane Chintan (L.D. Indology),
2010.
9. Hidu Jivan Darshan : Anuvad : Chandrashankar Shukla.
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(PHI403) Symbolic Logic
Objectives :
 To master various techniques involved in Propositional Logic,

Predicate Calculus and set theory.
 To master the theory underlying these techniques.
Unit-I
 What is logic?
 Truth and validity
 Symbolic logic
 Branches of symbolic logic
Unit-II
 Simple and compound statements
 Use of new symbols : conjunction – Implication
 Proposition constant and propositional variables
 Conditional propositions and material implication
 Argument forms and Truth Tables
 Kinds of statement forms
 Material and logical Equivalence
 Paradox of material Implication
Unit-III
 Formal proof of validity
 Elementarily valid Argument forms (rules of Inference)
 The Rules of Replacement
 Proving Invalidity
 Conditional proof
 Indirect proof
Unit-IV
 Predicate logic : Limits of propositional logic
 Singular and general propositions
 Individual variables and propositional function
 Quantification and general propositions
Reference Books:
1. Kahane : Logic and philosophy, (California wardsworth publications, 1969)

2. Copi I.M. : ‘Symbolic Logic’ (9rd Edition). (Macmillan, New York)
3. Basson and O’Connor : Introduction to Symbolic Logic (Oxford)
4. S.S. Sharma : Pratika Tarkashastra (Guj.) University Granth Nirman Board,
Ahmedabad.
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5. Patric Suppes : Introduction to Logic (Van Nostrand, East – West press, New
Delhi.
6. Anderson J.N. and Henry Johnstone : Natural Deduction.
7. Church A : Introduction to mathematical logic (Princeton)
8. James A. Thomas : Symbolic logic (Mersrill A Bell & Howell co. Columbus,
1978.
9. Irving M. Copi and James Gould : Contemporary readings in Logical Theory
(Macmillan, 1967)
10. Strawson P.F. Introduction to logical theory (Mathuen, 1962).
11. J. Hintkker and others (ed.) : Essays on Mathemtical and Philosophical logic.
(Synthese library vol. 22, 1979)
12. Strawson P.F. (Ed.) : Philosophical Logic (Oxford).
13. Patrick J. Hurely : Introduction to Logic (words worth)
14. Chandra Chakraborti : Logic Informal, Symbolic And Inductive – Prentice Hall,
2008.
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(PHI404EA) Modern Indian thought-1
Objectives: The course aims to make students familiar with the development and
Concept which has determined Modern Indian thoughts.
Unit-I
 The concept of Philosophy and modern Indian thought
 Development of Modern Indian Thoughts
 Characteristics of modern Indian thoughts
 Raja Rammohan Roy’s contribution to modern Indian thought
Unit-II
 Ramakrishna Paramhansa’s approach to other religions and his views
on Brahma, Shakti, and mysticism
 Vivekananda : Practical Vedanta, Vedanta as universal Religion
Unit-III
 Swami Dayanand –Interpretation of Veda
 Ravindranath Tagore – Religion of Man, Ideas of Education
Unit-IV
 Ramanamaharshi : Search of the self
 Aurobindo : Theory of evolution – theory of sacchidananda and its
relationship wtih Supermind, Overmind and mind, Purnayoga
Reference Books :
1. V.S. Narvane, Modern Indian Thoughts (Asia Publishing House)

2. Bhavna Trivedi (Trans.) : Adhunik Bhartiya Chintan, University Granth Nirman
Board, Ahmedabad.
3. R.S. Srivastva : Contemporary Indian Philosophy (Munshiram Manoharlal)
4. B.K. Lal : Contemporary Indian Philosophy (Motilal Banarasidass)
5. B.G. Desai : Adhunik Bhartiya Tattvajnana, University Granth Nirman Board,
Ahmedabad.
6. Sharma Arvind : Modern Indian Thought – Oxford, 2002.
7. Mohanty J.N. Essay on Indian Philosophy, Oxford, 1995.
8. T.M.P. Mahadevan and C.V. Saroja : Contemporary Indian Philosophy, Madras.
9. Indian Philosophy In English : (From Renaissance to Independence) edited by
Nalini Bhushan and Jay L. Garfield (Oxford Uni. Press, 2011).
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(PHI404EB) Jain Philosophy
Objectives: Jainism has made substantial contribution to Indian philosophy and

culture. This course is introduced to make students familiar with Jain
literature and its philosophy.
Unit-I
 Introduction to Jainism
 Jain Agamika Literature
Unit-II
 Concept of Substance
 Nine fundamental principals of Jainism
 Syadvada and Anekantvada
 Doctrine of Karma
 Concept of Leshya
Unit-III
 Jaina Ethics : Code of conducts for Monks, Code of conduct for
House holders
 Concept of Liberation and means of liberation
 Concept of Tapa
 Concept of Anupreksha
 Concept of – Dashavidadharma
 Kinds of Dhyana
Unit- IV Jain Theory of Knowledge

 Jain definition of Pramana
 Five types of Knowledge
 Classification into Pratyaksha and Paroksha Knowledge
 Inference (Anumana)
 Verbal Testimony (Shabda Pramana)
 Concept of Sarvajna – Controversy about its possibility
Reference Books:
1. Jaina Logic and Epistemology – H.M. Bhattacharya Pub. by : K.P. Bagchi and
company, Calcutta 1994.
2. Jaina concept of Omniscience – by Ramjee Singh Published y L.D. Institute of
Indology Ahmedabad, 1974, 1st Edition.
3. Jaina Theory of Perception – Pushpa Bothra.
4. Studies in Jaina Philosophy by Nathmal Tatia Pub. By Jaina Cultural Research
Society, Banaras 1951.
5. Traverses on Less Trodden path of Indian Philosophy and Religion – Dr.
Yajneshwar Shastri – L.D. Institute of Ideology, Ahmedabad.
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6. Acharya Umasvati Vacaka’s Prasanaratiprakarana – Y.S. Shastri L.D. Institute of
Indology, Ahmedabad, 1989.
7. Jain Tatvachintan : Dr. Naginbhai Shah
8. Jain Dharmnu Hard : Pandit Sukhlalji.
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(PHI405EA) Advaita Vedanta
Objectives: The course aims at introducing, in depth, the fundamental metaphysical

concepts of Shankar and post- Shankar – Vedanta. It provides a
sufficient background for interpretation and research in Shankara and
post Shankar Vedanta.
Unit-I Pre- Shankara Advaita Vedanta

 Guadapada karika
 Ajativada
 Mayavada
 Analysis of states of consciousness
Unit-II Shankara’s Advaita

 Influence of Unpanishadas on Shakara
 Brahma Sinddhanta
 Doctrine of Maya
 Adhyas – Theory of error
 Vivartavada – Theory of causation
 Sattatrya
Unit-III Jivatma
 Concept of Jiva
 Relation between Jiva, Jagat and Ishvara
 Concept of Moksha
 Means of attaining liberation
 Place of Shruti and Tarka in Advaita Vedanta
Unit-IV Refutation by Shankar and Post Shankar Advait Vedanta

 Refutation of Prakritikaranavada
 Refutation of Vijnana vada
 Difference between Bhamati and Vivarana schools
 Avcchedavada
 Pratibimbavada
Reference Books :
1. Brahmasutrabhasya of Sankara
2. Upanishadbhasya of Sankara
3. Bhamati – Vacaspati Misra
4. Citsukhi – Citsukhacarya
5. Sankarachrya : Sariraka Bhasya, ed. N.L. Shastri, Nirnayasagara Press, Bombay.
6. Veadantsutra with Sankarabhasya. Trans G. Thibaut, Vols, I-II, Sacred Books of
the east, 2nd, reprint Delhi. 1966.
7. Avidya : Naginbhai Shah
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8. Avidya : A. Solomon.
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(PHI405EB) Philosophy of Ramanuja
Objectives:
 Ramanuja is one of the great philosopher in Vaishnavism. This
philosophy is known as Vishishtadvaita. This course will give
complete picture of Ramanuja’s philosophy.
 The course is aimed at introducing, with sufficient depth ,the
fundamental metaphysical concepts of Ramanuja .
 Introduction to history and Philosophy of Vishishtadvaita Tradition .
 epistemology of Ramanuja Philosophy
 Metaphysics of Ramanuja Philosophy
 Place of Vishistadvaita Philosophy in Vedantins Tradition
Unit-I
 What Is Vedanta? Shri- Vaishnavism and Visistadvaita, its antiquity,
Predecessors of Ramanuna. Source of material for Visistandvaita
Vedanta . Alvars and their literature. Ubhaya -Vedanta
 Meaning of 'Visistadvaita' Three realities (tattvatraya) Brahman as
Ontological Reality: The Relation of Brahman to Cit and Acit
Unit-II
 Parabrahman as the paramesvara : Meaning of Saguna and Nirguna,
Nature and Attributes of God , Brahman as the Efficient, Material
and Auxiliary cause
 Five forms of Parabrahman viz., Para, Vibhava, Vyuha , Antaryamin
And Archa. Brahman as Immanent and Transcendent
Unit-III
 a) Ramanuja's criticism of Sankara's Nirguna Brahman as pure
consciousness
 b) Ramanuja's criticism of Sankara's Mayavada. Ramanuja's notion
of the nature and the status of the world, Satkaryavada-
Parinamavada. Relationship between God and world and Man
and World
Unit- IV
 Nature of Individual Self (jivatman) plurality of Selves
 Kinds of selves. Baddha, Mukta and Nitya. Ramanuja's explanation
of 'Tattvamasi'
 Pathway to God (Sadhana)
 Place of Jnan , Karma and Bhakti and their requirements
Bhaktimarga -Upasana , sadhanasaptaka
 Praptti or Nyasa - vidya : The doctrine of surrender (Saranagati)
Superiority of Praptti over Bhakti
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Reference Books:
1. P.N. srinivasachari - Philosophy of Visistadvaita - Adyar, Madras.

2. A Critical study of Ramanuja's Philosophy- Dr. Anima Sengupta , Motilal
Banarasidas.
3. Yatindramata Dipika ( of Srinivasdas )- Text in Sanskrit with English Tr. Swami
Adidevananda - Ramkrishna Mission publication, Mysore.
4. A History of Indian Philosphy : Vol. Ill - S.N. Dasgupta.
5. Ramanuja's Teaching in His Own words - prof. Yamunacharya , Bhartiya Vidhya
Bhavan.
6. God, self and world in Ramanuja - Eric Lot.
7. Theory of Ramanuja - John Carman.
8. Shri Bhasya (Original Text with Tr. In English) - by Swami Adidivnanda,
Ramkrishan Mission, Mysore.
9. Philosophy of Ramanuja – J.N. Sinha, Sinha Publishing House, Calcutta.
10. Gujarati Translation of Shree Bhashya – A.B. Dhruva
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(PHI406S) Seminar
Objectives:
 To make them familiar with research methodologies.
 How to present a research paper in seminars and conferences .
 To make students aware about the research for writing.
Details of Seminars:
 The subject of the seminar must be from philosophy in consultation
with the respective teacher
 Two written research papers to be presented in the class room - in
the form of a seminar
 At the end of the semester viva – will be conducted
 Library work
(PHI 406) Short Essay (for External Students Only)
1. Classification of knowledge
2. Nyaya View on Perception
3. Nyaya View on Inference
4. Fallacies of Inference (Hetvabhas)
5. Testimony or Shabdapraman
6. The Concept of Dharma
7. Concept of Swadharma & Loksangraha in Bhagwad Geeta
8. Moral Significance of Aryaashtangika Marga of Buddhism
9. Simple and Compound Statements
10. Elementarily Valid Argument Forms (Rules of Inference)
11. Conditional Proof and Indirect Proof
12. Characteristics of Modern Indian Thoughts
13. Vivekananda : Practical Vedanta, Vedanta as Universal Religion
14. Arrobindo’s Theory of Evolution.
15. Sankar’s View of Mayavada
16. Sankar’s View of Bhramhan
17. Ramanuja’s Refutation of Mayavada
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Semester-II
(PHI407) Indian Logic and Epistemology-II
Objective: This course aims at introducing the distinctive features of Indian

epistemology. The organization of the course is text and concept base. It
provides the necessary ground for the study and interpretation of
classical Indian text.
Unit-I Comparison
 Definition of Upamana
 Classification of Upamana
 Can Upamana be an independent source of valid knowledge?
Unit-II Sources of Knowledge (Other than perception, inference,

comparison and testimony)
 Arthapatti or postulation as source of knowledge
 Smriti or memory as a distinct source of knowledge
Unit-III Concept of Abhava

 Definition and Kinds of Abhava
 Abhava as an independent category
 Prabhakara and Buddhist views on Abhava
Unit-IV Anuapalabdhi
 Anuaplabdhi as an Independent Source of Knowledge
 Abhava as a subject of perception
 Kumarila's and Advaita Vedantin’s view on the perception on
Abhava
Reference Books :
1. Annam Bhatt- Tarkasangraha with Dipika ed, by Anand Jha, Uttarapradesh Hindi
Academy.
2. Jayanta Bhatt - Nyayaymanjari, I -III Anika, translated (Guj.) by N.J. Shah L.D.
Institute of Indology Ahmedabad.
3. Bhattacharya G. Studies in Nyaya- Vaisesika Theism, Sanskrit college, Calcutta
4. S. Chatterjee- Nyaya theory of Knowledge , university Calcutta. 1955
6. N.J. Shah - sad - darsana (Guj.) vol. II Nyaya- vaisesika , Unversity Garantha
Nirman Board
7. D.N. Shastri- Critique of Indian Realism, Agra Univeristy, 19964.
8. Matilal B.K. - The Nyaya Doctrine of Negation, Harvard University press. 1968.
9. Bhattcharya K.- Studies in Philosophy Vol -I Progressive publishers, Colleges
street, Calcutta.
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10. Potter K.H. – Presuppositions of Indian Philosophies, Prentice Hall of India ( Pvt.)
Ltd., New Delhi. 1965.
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(PHI408) Western Ethics
Objective: The course is aimed to highlight the basic trends and concepts of
western ethics. The emphasis has been put on the ethical issues of
Utilitarianism, Intuitionism, Kantianism, Bradley, Moore A.J. Ayer,
Stevenson.
Unit-I Kant's ethical theory

 Categorical imperative
 Freedom of will
 Immortality of soul
 Existence of God
Unit- II Moore’s Approach to Ethics

 Moore’s ethical theory
 Indefinability of Good
 Naturalistic fallcy
Unit- III Ethical Theory of Ross & A.J. Ayer

 Ross’s Ethical theory of right
 A.J. Ayer’s emotive theory of ethics
Unit- IV Ethical Theory of Stevenson

 Stevenson’s emotive meaning for ethical terms
 Cognitivism & non cognitivism in ethics
Reference Books :
1. Marry Warnock : Ethics since 1900.

2. A.J. Ayer (Ed.): Logical Positivism
3. Loouis Pojman (Ed.) Ethical Theory Classical and contemporary Readings,
Belmont: Wordsworth, 1998.
4. Steven M.Cahn and Peter Makie (Ed.): History, Theory and Contemporary .
Issues, Oxford University press, N.Y. 1998.
5. W.D. Hudsen : Modern Moral Philosophy, Macmillan., 1983.
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(PHI409) Advance Symbolic Logic
Objectives: This course aims at highlighting the basic contents and techniques of
axiomatic methods in propositional and predicate logic. It provides a
rigorous treatment and enable the student to comprehend essential
metatheorems of propositional and first order predicate calculus.
Advanced symbolic logic
Unit-I Quantification theory

 Rules of Quantification: preliminary version
 Proving validity of arguments
 C.P. and I.P. in predicate logic
 Inferences involving propositional functions
 Precise formulation of Quantification Rules
Unit- II (A) The Logic of Relation

 Relational propositions
 General relational proposition
 Symbolic presentation of relational proposition
(B) Introduction to set theory

 Set and method of its presentation
 Operations of sets
 Presentation of sets by Venn Diagrams
Unit-III Venn Diagram and Testing the Syllogism

 Presentation of categorical propositions by Venn Diagrams.
 Existential import and the square of opposition
 Testing the validity of categorical syllogism by the method of Venn
Diagram
Unit- IV Axiom System

 The nature of axiom system
 Semantical paradoxes
 Object Language and meta language
 Three Completeness of Axiom system
 Rosser’s System
Reference Books:
1. Kahane : Logic and philosophy , (Californiya wardsworth publications ,1669)

2. Copi I.M.: 'symbolic logic' ( 9th Edition). (Macmillan, New york)
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3. S.S. Sharma : Pratika Tarkashastra (Guj.) University Granth Nirman
board.Ahmedabad.
4. Patric Suppes : Introduction to Logic (Van Nostrand, East - West press New Delhi.
5. Anderson J.N. and Henry Johnstone -.Natural Deduction .
6. Church : A Introduction to mathematical logic (Princeton )
7. James A. Thomas : Symbolic logic ( Mersrill A Bell & Howell co. Columbus,
1978.
8. Irving M. Copi and James Gould : Contemporary readings in Logical theory (
Macmillan , 1967).
9. J. Hintkker and others (ed.): Essays on Mathematical and Philosophical logic.
(synthese library vol. 22,1979)
10. Strawson P.F. (ed.): Philosophical logic (Oxford).
11. hksu©e Ëðu, íkfoþk† Ãkrh[Þ – ÞwrLkðŠMkxe økúLÚk rLk{koý çkkuzo, y{ËkðkË.
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(PHI410EA) Modern Indian thought-II
Objectives: The course aims to make students familiar with the development and
Concept which has determined by Modern Indian thinkers.
Unit-I
 Gandhiji : Criticism of modern civilization, God & Truth, Non
violence, Satyagraha, Sarvodaya
Unit-II
 K.C. Bhattacharya : ‘Svaraj in Ideas” Concept of Philosophy, subject
as freedom, Negation
Unit-III
 S. Radhakrishnan : Intution and Reason, Notion of Good life
 J. Krishnamurthi – Freedom from the known, Analysis of Self.
Unit-IV
 Ambedkar – Varna and the Cast System, Neo – Buddhism
 Ikbal – Self, God and Nature of Intuition
Reference Books :

2. Bhavna Trivedi (Trans.) : Adhunik Bhartiya Chintan, University Granth Nirman
Board, Ahmedabad.
Ahmedabad.
8. T.M.P. Mahadevan and C.V. Saroja : Contemporary Indian Philosophy, Madras.
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(PHI410EB) Indian and Western Aesthetics
Objectives: This paper aims to give:

 Indian view about Aesthetics
 Theory of Rasa and Dhvani
 Various Indian schools of Aesthetics
 Study of basic Sanskrit text concerned with Aesthetics
Unit-I Indian view about Aesthetics

 Aesthetics as ' Saundarya Shastra'
 Place of Beauty and art in Vedic Upnishadic and other literary work
 Art experience
 Nature and art
 The contet of art
 The method of art
 Art and morality
Unit- II Theory of Rasa

 Bharat ‘Natyasastra’
 Bharat's theory of Rasa
 Bhava Vibhava, Anubhava
 Abhinavagupta’s theory of Rasa
Unit- III Schools of Indian Aesthetics

 Dandi - Guna theory
 Anandavardhana - Theory of Dhvani
 Kshemendra - Auchitya theory
 Kuntaka - Vakrokti theory
Unit- IV Theory of Art in Western Aesthetics

 Plato & Aristotle
 Kant
 Croce
Reference Books :
1. Indian Aesthetics – Edited by V.S. Seturaman / Macmillan India Ltd.
2. Dhvanyalok – Anandvardhan Dhvani vichar
3. Nagindas Parekh – Gujarat Sahitya Parishada
4. Dr. Nagendra – Bhartiya Bhoomika, Oriented Book Depot.Delhi.
5. Saundaryamimansa By R.B. Patnkar.
6. Aesthetics : Kala aure saundarya ka darsanika vivechana / M. Saksena.
7. Poetics – Aristotle
8. h{uþ rºkðuËe, ¼khíkeÞ yLku ÃkkùkíÞ MkkrníÞ{e{ktMkk, þçË÷kuf «fkþLk, y{ËkðkË.
9. hk.¼k. Ãkkxýfh, MkkIËÞo{e{ktMkk.
10. ÃkÕ÷ðe {kÁ, MkkIËÞo{e{ktMkfku, «fkþLk rð¼køk, ¼khík Mkhfkh.
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(PHI411EA) Epistemological Problem of Indian Philosophy
Unit-I Nyaya Theory of Truth

 The Nyaya theory of extrinsic validity of knowledge
(paratahpramanyavada)
Unit-II Mimamsaka & Buddhist Theory of Truth

 Mimamsaka’s doctrine of intrinsic validity (Svatahpramanyavada)
 Buddhist Theory of Truth
 Buddhist Criticism of intrinsic validity and extrinsic validity of
knowledge
Unit-III Nyay & Mimamsaka’s Theory of Error

 Nyaya - Vaisesika
 Prabhakara, Kumarila
 Advaita Vedanta
Unit-IV Buddhist & Jaina’s Theory of Error

 Yogacara, Madyamikas
 Jaina
Reference Books :
1. Annam Bhatt- Tarkasangraha with Dipika ed, by Anand Jha, Uttarapradesh Hindi
Academy.
2. Jayanta Bhatt - Nyayaymanjari, I -III Anika, translated (Guj.) by N.J. Shah L.D.
Institute of Indology Ahmedabad.
6. N.J. Shah - sad - darsana (Guj.) vol. II Nyaya- vaisesika , Unversity Garantha Nirman
Board
9. Bhattcharya K.- Studies in Philosophy Vol -I Progressive publishers, Colleges street,
Calcutta.
10. Potter K.H. – Presuppositions of Indian Philosophies, Prentice Hall of India ( Pvt.) Ltd.,
New Delhi. 1965.
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(PHI411EB) : Philosophy of Religion
Objectives : This paper aims to introduce:

 Philosophy of Religion
 Religion , Theology and Philosophy of Religion
 Religion and Philosophy from Indian and Western View Point
 Problem of Evil
 Challenges of Religion in Contemporary time
Unit-I
 Religion and Philosophy of Religion, Theology and Philosophy of
Religion
Unit- II
 Concept of Religion from Indian point of view
(Vadic and non-vadic traditions)
 Nature and Attributes of God (Indian and western views)
 Proofs for the existence of God (Indian and western views)
Unit- III
 Immorality of self (Indian – view)
 Law of Karma, bondage, cycle of rebirth, Moksa
 Nature and function of religious language Analogical – symbolic and
non cognitive
Unit- IV
 Challenges to Religion, Atheism and Agnosticism, Positivism and
Modern science
 Future of Religion, Role of Religion in contemporary Age
Reference Books:
1. Students Philosophy of Religion W.K. Wright.

2. Philosophy of Relgion. John. H. Hick, Prentice Hall.
3. Hindu Jivan Darshan : Anu : Chandrashankar Shukla.
4. Dharmanu Tulnatmak Darshan : Anu : Chandrashankar Suukla.
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6. X¬h, Ä{oíkíð ®[íkLk – ÞwrLkðŠMkxe økúLÚk rLk{koý çkkuzo, y{ËkðkË.
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(PHI412S) Seminar
Objectives:
 To make them familiar with research methodologies
 How to present a research paper in seminars and conferences
 To make students aware of the research for writing
Details of seminars:
 Library work

1. Different views about the ultimate source of knowledge in Indian Philosophy
2. Paratapramanyavada and Svatahpramanyavada
3. Theories of Error in Indian Philosophy
4. Kant’s Ethical Theory
5. Ross’ Ethical theory of right
6. Ayer’s Emotive theory of Ethics
7. Gandhiji’s concept of truth and non-violence
8. Moore’s Approach to Ethics
9. Concept of Religion from Indian Point of View
10. Law of Karm
11. Challenges to Religion in Contemporary age
12. Nyay & Mimansaka’s Theory of Error
13. Gandhiji’s concept of Satyagrah and Sarvodaya
14. Dr. Radhakrishnan’s Concept of Intuition and Reason
15. Aesthetics : Indian Point of View
16. Plato and Aristotle’s Concept of Art
17. Bharat’s Theory of Rasa
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Semester – III
(PHI501) Indian Metaphysics
Objectives :
 The course aims at familiarizing the student with the broad outlines
of the distinctive ides of Indian Metaphysics.
Unit-I
 Prameya and Padartha according to Nyaya - Vaisesika
 Concept of self in Nyaya , Vaisesika and Jainism, Buddhism
Unit-II
 God and the World in Indian Philosophical systems with special
reference to Nyaya - Vaisesika, Buddhism and Jainism
Unit-III
 Concept of Brahman , Isvara, Jiva and the world in Vadantic Schools
with special reference to Shankar, Ramanuj
Unit- IV Theories of Causation :

 Satkaryavada - Parinamavada – Vivartavada
 Asatkaryavada
 Pratityasamutpadavada
Reference Books:
1. Vadalankara Jaidev : Bhartiya Darshan ( Hindi), New Bhartiya Books Corporation

2. Philips Stephen H: Classical Indian Metaphysics , Motilal Banarasidas - 1977
3. Mukhyopadhyaya : Indian Realism 1984.
4. Bagchi _ Halbfas : Nyaya - Vaiseshika, Motital Banarasidas.
5. Jadunath Sinha : Indian Realism
6. Upanishad Nu Tatvachintan : Anu : Chandrashankar Shukla.
7. Bhartiya Darshan : Ketlik Samasyao : Nagin G. Shah
8. Nyay Vaisheshik : Dr. Naginbhai Shah
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(PHI502) Philosophy of Bhagawad Geeta
Objectives :
 The course aims at familiarizing the students with the broad outline
of the distinct ideas of Bhagavad Geeta
 The emphasis has been put on the ethical issues of
Nishkamakarmayoga, Lokasangraha etc.
Unit-I
 The Bhagavad Geeta and Upanisads, Geeta and Sankhya Yoga. The
Central theme of Bhagavad Geeta
Unit-II
 Metaphysics of the Bhagvad Geeta : Nature of ultimate Reality
(Atman and Brahman), Concept of Kshara, Akshara and
Purusottama, Kshetra and Kshetrajna, the doctrine of incarnation
(avatara) : its metaphysical and ethical significance , individual self
Jivantman) : its nature, rebirth and immortality, the phenomenal
world and its relation with God
Unit-III
 Ethics of Bhagvad Geeta : Divine and Demonic qualities (Daivi and
Asuri smapada), Concept of free will, the concept of Yajna, Dana
and Tap
Unit- IV
 Paths of God - Realisation : Jnanayoga, Karmayoga and Bhaktiyoga,
Geeta's Synthesis of three paths, Significance of Niskamakarma,
characteristics of Bhakta and Sthitaprajna
 Concept of Liberation : The goal of life .nature of Bondage, concept
of Jivanmukta and Videhamukta
Reference Books :
1. RadhaKrishnan : The BhagvadGeeta (Allen & Unwin)
2. R.D. Ranade : The BhagvadGeeta as a Philosophy of God Realization, for
author’s own views and the views of Bhandarkar and other (Bharatiya Vidya
Bhavan, Bombay)
3. Paradkar N.D. (Ed) Studies in the Geeta (Popular Prakshan, Bombay, for view of
Swami Chinmayananda and Ranganathananda)
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5. [tÿþtfh þwf÷, økeíkk ËþoLk.
6. rfþkuh÷k÷ ½Lk~Þk÷÷k÷ {þYðk¤k, økeíkk{tÚkLk (LkðSðLk «uMk)
7. Ë¥kkºkuÞ çkk÷f]»ý fk÷u÷fh, økeíkkÄ{o (LkðSðLk «uMk)
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8. çkk¤øktøkkÄh rx¤f, ©e{Ë ¼økðËT økeíkk hnMÞ yÚkðk f{oÞkuøk þkMºk (xe¤f{tËeh,
ÃkwLkk)
9. økktÄeS, yLkkMkÂõík Þkuøk (LkðSðLk, y{ËkðkË)
10. ©e yh®ðË, økeíkk rLkçktÄku (yLkwðkË ytçkk÷k÷ Ãkwhkýe) (©e yh®ðË yk©{, Ãkktze[uhe)
11. rðLkkuçkk ¼kðu, ÂMÚkík«¿k ËþoLk (LkðSðLk, y{ËkðkË)
12. rðLkkuçkk ¼kðu, økeíkkE r[LíkrLkfk (Þ¿k «fkþLk, nÍhík {køko, ðzkuËhk)
13. rfþkuh Ëðu, økeíkk ík¥ð rð[kh (çkeS ykð]r¥k, 1993, ÞwrLkðŠMkxe økútÚk rLk{koý çkkuzo)
14. Mke. ðe. hkð÷, ¼økðík økeíkk ËþoLk.
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(PHI503) Contemporary Western Philosophy-I
Objectives: The course aims at familiarising the students with the Contemporary Western
Philosophy, the thought tradition that has determined the course of
Contemporary Western Thought.
Unit-I Neo – Hegelian Idealism
 The root idea of Neo – Hegelianism

 Arguments for Absolute Idealism
 Absolute Idealism of F. H. Bradley
 Degrees of Reality and Bradley’s view on Appearance and Reality
Unit-II Pragmatism
 History of Pragmatism
 C.S. Pierce – Theory of Meaning
 William James – Nature of Truth and Radical Empiricism
 John Dewey – Instrumentalism
Unit-III British Analytical Philosophy
 G. E. Moore – Perception of Physical Objects and Sense Data, Refutation

of Idealism, Defence of Common Sense,
 B. Russell – Logical and Epistemological Tools, Logical Atomism,
Theory of Description, Theory of Types
 G. Ryle – Category Mistake, Critique of Cartesian dualism
Unit-IV Logical Positivism and Analysis
 Verification Theory of Meaning

 Elimination of Metaphysics
 Function of Philosophy
 Criticism of Logical Positivism
Reference Books :
1. Contemporary Western Philosophy, B.K. Lal and Prof. Nityānanda Mishra
2. Chief Currents of Contemporary Philosophy, D.M. Datta
3. Classics of Analytic Philosophy, Robert R. Ammerman
4. Philosophy of Language : The Classic Explained, Colin McGinn
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8. Ï¢ír¢S±MÐ ¥x¢í±¢H, Ð¢p¢y² Îà¢üÝ, ©œ¢Ú ÐíÎïà¢ çã‹Îè S¢æS‰¢¢Ý, H¶Ý©.
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(PHI504EA) Socio–Political Philosophy-I
Unit-I
 Scope of Socio-political Philosophy
 Nation, State and Sovereignty
 Rights, Duties and Accountability with reference to Individual and
State
Unit-II Forms of Government

 Theocracy – The Divine Authority Theory
 Monarchy
 Democracy
Unit-III Social and Political ideals

 Equality
 Liberty
 Justice
Unit-IV Political ideologies

 Anarchism
 Marxism, Post - Marxism
 Socialism
Reference Books:
1. Issues in Political Theory, Catriona McKinnon
2. Communism : A very short introduction, Leslie Holmes
3. Socialism : A very short introduction, Michael Newman
4. Political Philosophy : An introduction, Jean Hampton
5. Essays in Social and Political Philosophy, D.P. Chattopadhyaya
6. The Oxford Companion to Politics in India, Niraja Gopal Jayal and Pratap Bhanu Mehta
7. A New Politics of Identity, Bhikhu Parekh
8. Theory of Justice, Dr. Amartya Sen
9. An introduction to Socio-political Philosophy, Rammurthy Pathak
10. Ú¢}¢}¢é¼èü Ð¢ÆÜU, S¢¢}¢¢çÁ¢ÜU-Ú¢Á¢Ýèç¼ÜU Îà¢üÝ ÜUè MÐÚï¶¢, ¥ç|¢}¢‹²é ÐíÜU¢à¢Ý, §H¢ã¢Ï¢¢Î
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(PHI504EB) Yoga Philosophy
Objectives: Knowledge of yoga and its practical side is very important in modem
times. For this course student will be benefited by its philosophy,
Psychology and practical aspects.
Unit-I
 Yoga as Chittavrttinirodha, Instrument for mental purification.
 The relation between subject and object- Drasta and Drasya
 Other mental modification
- Viparyaya – aprama
- Vikalpa, Nidra and Smrti
Unit-II
 Chittavrtties:
- Klista and Aklista
 Control of Chittavrtti:
- Abhyasa
- Vairagya - Para and Apara
 Chittabhumis :
 Five kinds of Kleshas
Unit-III
 Ashtangyoga : Yama , Niyama.Asana, Pranayama, Pratyahar,
Dharana, Dyana, Samadhi.
 Type of Samadhi and their characteristics :
- Sabija
- Nirbija
 Nature of Kaivalya : Samadhi and Kaivalya
Unit- IV
 The Nature of Nirmanacitta
 Rutumbhara Prajna
 Dharmameghasamadhi
 Manojaya
Reference Books:
1. The Yoga - system of patanjali (Yoga Sutras of Patanjali together with the
commentaries of Veda Vyasa and Vacaspatimisra, translated by J.H. Woods
(Motilal Banarasidas, 1992,)
2. M.R. Yardi: The Yoga of Patanjali (Bhandarkar Oriental Institute, Pune).
3. Patanjali Yoga sutra (Translated by N.B. Pandya in Gujarati) (Sastu Sahitya
Vardhak Karyalaya, 1958)
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4. Shree Patanjali Yoga Darshanam ( Patanjali yoga sutra ane tena mukhya bhasyo
Gujaratima , Sanksepa, by Kaniya Jekishendas . (Gujarat Vidhysabha,
Ahmedabad.)
5. Swami Omanandatirth : Patanjala Yogapradipa ( Hindi). (P.O. Geeta press,
Gorakhpur, 3 rd Edi. 2016)
6. Wood J.H. Patanjali Yoga Sutra
7. Dasgupta : The study of Patanjali
8. T.S. Rukmani: Yogavartika of Vijnanabhiksu.
9. Yoga sutras of Patanjali - Vol. I: Samadhi Pada by Pandit Ushar Budh Arya.
U.S.A. (Himalyan International Institute of Yoga)
10. The Science of Yoga - I.K. Taimni (The Theosophical publishing House,
Chennai)
11. Yoga Psychology - Swami Abhedananda (Ramkrishna Mission, Kolkatta )
12. lndian Psychology, Jadunath Sinha, Motilal Banarasidas, New Delhi
13. The text book of Yoga Psychology- Ramamurti S. Mishra.
14. Yoga Philosophy of Patanjali with Bhasvati - Swamiharianand Aranya ,
(University of Calcutta - 2000 - Samadhi Pada).
15. Yoga Sutras - Translated and commentd upon by Harihariharananda Aranya.
16. Bhartiya Manovigyan : Sampadak : N. Dravid & Chorasiya, Vishwavidyalaya
Prakashan, M.P.
18. LkøkeLk S. þkn, MkktÏÞ-Þkuøk – ÞwrLkðŠMkxe økúLÚk rLk{koý çkkuzo, y{ËkðkË.
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(PHI505EA) Buddhist Philosophy
Objectives: Buddhist contribution to Indian Philosophy is remarkable. This course

will give complete picture of Buddhist philosophy to students.
Unit-I Introduction of Buddhism

 Buddha's teaching : Four Nobel truths
 Dependent originations ( Pratityasmutpadavada )
 Nobel eight fold path
 Five precepts ( Panchshil)
 Non soul theory (Anatmavada)
 Concept of Nirvan
Unit-II Schools of Buddhism

 Hinyana and Mahayana
 Vaibhashika , Sautrantika
 Madhyamika and Vijnanvada
Unit-III
 Concept of Parmitas
 Doctrine of Truths
 Concept of Reality
 Concept of Bodhisatva
 Yogabhoomes
Unit- IV Buddhist Logic

 Theory of Perception : The Difference between Vaibhasika and
Sautrantika Schools
 The Nature and Defination of Perception : Dinganaga and
Dharmakirti
 Theory of Inference
 Theory of Universal : Apohavada
Reference Books:
1. Buddhist Logic- T. Scherbatsky Vols. I & II (New Delhi: Motilal Banarasidas,

1994.
2. Budhist Logic and Epistemology Ed by B.K. Matilal and Robert D. Evans (
Holland : D. Reidel publishing compny, 1982.
3. Buddhist logic - Dr. Lata S. Bapat (Bhartiya Vidhya prakashan, 1989)
4. Indian Logic in Early Schools - H.N. Randle (New Delhi: Mushiram
Manhoharlal,1976.
5. The Philosophy of Nyay- Vaisesika and its conflict with the Buddhist Dinganaga
School D.N. Shastri (New Delli: Bhartiya Vidhya prakashan , 1976 )
6. The Nyaya Theory of Knowledge - S.C. Chatterjee ( Caltutta : University of
Calcutta Publication 1950)
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7. The Six ways of knowledge - D.M. Datta ( Calcutta : University of Calcutta Pub.
1972.
8. Traverses on Less trodden path of Indian Philosophy and religion - .- Dr.
Yajneshwar Shastri. - L.D. Institute of Ideology, Ahmedabad .1991
9. Mahayanasutralankara - A study in vijnanvadabuddhism - Y.S. Shastri: (Indian
books center, New Delli 1989 )
10. Gautam Bhuddha : Dr. Radhakrishnan : Anu : Gopal Das.
11. Akalanka’s Criticism of Dharmakirti’s Philosophy : A study.
13. yu{. fu. ¼è, çkkiØËþoLk, ÞwrLkðŠMkxe økúLÚk rLk{koý çkkuzo, y{ËkðkË.
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(PHI505EB) Philosophy of Vallabhacharya
Objectives :
 To understand the value of Vallabha Vedant and Its relevance for
Philosophical Thinking.
 To understand the tradition of Bhakti as initiated by Vallabha
Vedant.
Unit-I Life and Literature of Vallabhacharya

 Philosophy of Shuddhadvaitvedanta and its importance
 The place of Shuddhadvaita in Vedantic Tradition
Unit-II The Concept of Brahma

 Nature Brahma
 Brahma as Samavaikaran
 Attributes of Brahma
 The Concept of Akshar Brahma
 The difference between Akshar Bhrahma and Purushottama.
Unit-III The Concept of Jivatma

 Relation of Jiva and Brahma
 The Nature of Jiva
 Meaning of ‘Tattvamasi’ according to Vallabh Vedant
 Types of Jivatma
 Concept of Moksha in Vallabh Vedant
Unit-IV Nature of the World

 Brahma as a Samvaikaran of the World
 Theory of Causation
 The difference of the world and Samsara
 World – Its Reality, Evolution and negation of Mayavad.
 Tradition of Bhakti in Vallabh Vedant : Concept, types and the
nature of Pusti Bhakti
Reference Books
1. Shrimad Vallabhacharya Nu Shuddhyadvait Dharma Darshan / Dr. Kokila Shah,

Parshwa Publication, Ahmedabad.
2. Vallabh Vedant / Goswami Shyammanohar / Shri Vallabhacharya Trust, Kutch.
3. Sharanagati / Sangosthi / Shri Vallabhacharya Trust, Kutch.
4. Mke. ðe. hkð¤, yk[kÞkuoLkwt ík¥ð¿kkLk.
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(PHI506S) Seminar
Objectives:
 To make students aware of the research for writing.
with the respective teacher.
the form of a seminar.
 At the end of the semester viva – will be conducted.
 Library work.
1. Seven Categories of Vaisesika

2. The Concept of Brahman in Different Vedantic Schools
3. Various Theories of Causation in Indian Philosophy
4. Budha’s Four Nobel Truth and Eight Fold Path
5. Epistemology of Buddhism
6. Various Schools of Buddhism
7. Buddhist Concept of Nirvana
8. Astangyoga
9. Verification theory of meaning.
10. Marxism and Post Marxism
11. Democracy
12. Tradition of Bhakti in Vallabh Vedant
13. Socialism
14. Influence of Upanishads and Sankhya-Yoga on BhagavadGeeta
15. The Doctrine of Incarnation (Avataravada) in BhagavadGeeta)
16. The Ethics of BhagavadGeeta
17. Geeta’s Concept of Jnanayoga, Karmoyoga and Bhaktiyoga
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Semester – IV
(PHI 507) Contemporary Western Philosophy-II
Objectives: The course aims at familiarising the students with the Contemporary
Western Philosophy, the thought tradition that has determined the course
of Contemporary Western Thought.
Unit-I Early Wittgenstein
 Facts, objects, names, propositions, signs and symbols
 Picture Theory of Meaning
 Ordinary Language, Philosophy and Formal Concepts
 Solipsism and Science
Unit-II Later Wittgenstein

 Meaning and Use
 Language Game
 Critique of Ideal Language
 Nature of Philosophy
Unit-III Husserl’s Phenomenology

 Intentionality
 Avoidance of Psychologism and Naturalism
 Method of Phenomenology
Unit-IV Existentialism
 Kierkegaard : Truth is Subjectivity
 Nietzsche : Critique of Judaeo-Christian Ethics, Will to Power
 Heidegger : Authenticity and Inauthenticity, Authentic Existence,
Being-in-the world
 Sartre : Existence precedes Essence; Human Freedom
Reference Books
3. Existentialism, Thomas R. Flynn
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(PHI508) Philosophy of Kant
Objectives: The aim of this paper is to introduce a serious understanding of Kant’s

critique of pure reason in the light of contemporary interpretations of
Kant. It provides a sufficient background of research in Kantian
epistemology and puts the student on the frontier of Kantian
international scholarship.
Unit-I
 Historical background of Philosophy of Kant
 Kant And European Enlightenment
 Kant’s problem
 Copernican Revolution
 Synthetic and analytic judgments
 Possibility of synthetic a – priori judgment
Unit-II
 Kant’s Transcendental Aesthetic
 Metaphysical and transcendental exposition of space and time.
 Critique of priori forms – space and time.
Unit-III
 Kant’s view on transcendental logic
 Transcendental and metaphysical deduction of categories.
 Kant and causation
 Kant agnosticism- Phenomena and Noumena
Unit- IV
 Paralogism of pure reason
 Antinomies of pure reason
Reference Books:
1. Kant : Critique of pure reason. (Tr.) Paul Gyer.

2. Kant : Prolegomena to any future metaphysics.
3. Paul Gyer (Ed.) : Cambridge Companion to Kant.
4. Smith N.K. : A commentary to Kant’s critique of pure reason.
5. Paton H.J. : Kant’s metaphysics of exercise.
6. Baxi M.V. : Kant nu Tattvajnana. II Edition.
8. S¢|¢¢Á¢è¼ ç}¢Ÿ¢, ÜU¢æÅ ÜU¢ Îà¢üÝ, ©œ¢Ú ÐíÎïà¢ çã‹Îè S¢æS‰¢¢Ý, H¶Ý©.
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(PHI509) Philosophy of Navya Nyaya
Objectives :
 To understand the unique technique of Nyaya known as Navya
Nyaya.
 A reform treatise on the old Nyaya theory.
Unit-I
 History of Navya Nyay
 School of Mithila
 School of Nadiya (Navadwip)
 School of Tanjor
Unit-II
 Four Types of Relation
(1) Vrutti Niyamak Sambandh and Vrutti Aniyamak Sambandh
(2) Vyapyavrutti and Avyapyavrutti
(3) Sakshat and Parampara Sambandh
(4) Mukhya and Gauna Sambandh.
Unit-III
 Nature of Vyapti
 Various Definations of Vyapti
Unit-IV
 Is Abhav an Independent Category? Nyayasutra, Udyotkar,
Vachaspati
 Bhasarvgya, Shivaditya
 Prashastapada, Mimansha & Buddha.
Reference Books :
1. Navya Nyay Pravesh / Dr. Laxmesh Joshi / University Granth Nirman Board.
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(PHI510EA) Environmental Philosophy
Objectives: Environment and ecology are very important issues in present day
world. Throw this course students will be familiar with India’s
Environment and ecological perspectives.
Unit-I Introduction to Environment and its problems

 Introduction to Global Environmental Crisis
 Environment : Definitions, Components and Interrelation
 Man – Environment and Technology
 Environmental Degradation
 Environmental Philosophy
Unit-II Relation between man and nature from a philosophical perspective

 Compassion
 Humility
 Attention
Unit-III Climate change as a moral issue

 Problems of emission
 Responsibility for future generation
 Preservation of ecosystem
Unit-IV Indian Ecological Perspectives

 Hinduism
 Buddhism
 Jainism
Reference Books :
1. Simon P. James : Environmental Philosophy – An Introduction. Policty – 2015

2. Ecological Perspectives in Buddhism : Editor - K.C. Pandey - Readworthy
publications Pvt. Ltd (2008)
3. Hinduism and Ecology - Edited by - Christopher Key Chappie and Mary Evelyn
Tucker: Cambridge ( 2000)
4. Philosophy, Culture and Tradition : Hindu, Banddhu and Jain.
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(PHI510EB) Socio-Political Philosophy-II
Unit-I Multiculturalism
 Humanism
 Secularism
Unit-II Social Discrimination

 Gender based – Female Foeticide, Land and Property Rights,
Empowerment
 Caste based – Gandhi and Ambedkar
Unit-III Crime and Punishment

 Corruption
 Mass violence
 Genocide
 Capital Punishment
Unit-IV Development and Social Progress
Reference Books:

6. The Oxford Companion to Politics in India, Niraja Gopal Jayal and Pratap Bhanu
Mehta
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(PHI511) Seminar
Objectives:
 To make students aware of the research for writing.
 Library work
(PHI511) Short Essay (for External Students Only)
1. Wittgenstein’s picture theory of meaning.

2. Wittgenstein’s theory of language game.
3. Husserl’s Phenomenology
4. Basic Issues in Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason
5. Kant’s Copernican Revolution
6. Twelve Categories of Kant
7. Paralogism and Antinomies of Reason
8. Kant and Causation
9. History of Navya Nyay
10. Ecological Perspective in Hinduism
11. Ecological Perspective in Buddhism and Jainism
12. Multiculturalism
13. Humanism
14. Secularism
15. Mass violence & genocide
16. Climate Change as a moral issue
17. Sartre’s Concept of Human Freedom
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(PHI512) Project
 Project in the form of a Dissertation on the Philosophical subjects under

the guidance of a teacher of Philosophy.
(PHI512) Philosophy of Sartre
(For External Students Only)

Objectives: The course aims to the basic concept of the Philosophy of Sartre,
existentialistic concept such as Nausea, Absurdity, Death, Anguish and
Free will.
Unit-I Hurserl, Heidegger and Sartre

 Hurserl’s Phenomenology
 Heidegger’s Concept of Being
 Heidegger and Hurserl
 Hurserl and Sartre
 Heidegger and Sartre
Unit-II Ontology of Sartre

 Being-in-itself
 Being-for-itself
 Sartre’s Concept of Time
 Problem of being –for – others
Unit-III Nausea, Absurdity, Anguish and Death

 Nausea
 Philosophical Significance of Nausea
 Absurdity
 Anguish
 Death
Unit-IV Human Freedom

 Meaning of Freedom
 Hurdel agent human freedom
 Bad faith
 Ethics of Sartre
Reference Books :
1. Bhadra Mrinal Kanti : A Critical Survey of Phenomenology and Existent. Applied

Publisher, 1990.
2. Moran Dermot : Introduction to Phenomenology, Routledge, 2000.
3. Pattison George : The Later Heideggr, Routledge, 2000.
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4. Shukla J.J. : Martin Heidegger nu tattvacintan, Granthanirmana Board, 1978.
5. Baxi Madhusudan V. : Sartrenun Tattvajnana, University Granth Nirman Borad,
Ahmedabad, Second Edition : 1999.
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(økwshkíke ðÍoLk)
DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, AHMEDABAD
SEMESTER SYSTEM
Syllabus [M.A.] Sem-I to IV
[ With effect from Academic Year – June 2017 ]
Mkur{Mxh-1
(PHI401) ¼khíkeÞ íkfoþk† yLku ¿kkLk{e{ktMkk-1
Unit-I ¿kkLkLke ÔÞkÏÞk

 ¿kkLkLkwt ðøkeofhý
 «{ký¼qík ¿kkLk {u¤ððkLkk MkkÄLkku
Unit-II «íÞûk
 LÞkÞËþoLkLkku «íÞûk ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
 çkkiØËþoLkLkku «íÞûk ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
 yîiíkðuËkLíkLkku «íÞûk ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
Unit-III LÞkÞËþoLkLke yLkw{kLkLke ÔÞkÏÞk

 ÔÞkróLke ÔÞkÏÞk
 yLkw{kLkLkwt ðøkeofhý
 yLkw{kLkLkk íkfoËku»kku (nuíðk¼kMkku)
 çkkiØËþoLkLkku yLkw{kLk ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
 yîiíkðuËkLíkLkku yLkw{kLk ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
Unit-IV þçË«{ký
 ‘þçË’Lke ÔÞkÏÞk yLku íkuLkk «fkhku
 þçË yLku yÚko
 ðkõÞkÚko
Recommended Books:
13. Annam Bhatt – Tarkasangraha with Dipika ed, by Anand Jha, Uttarapradesh
Hindi Academy.
14. Jayanta Bhatt – Nyayaymanjari, I-III Ahnikas, translated (Guj.) by N.J. Shah
L.D. Institute of Indology. Ahmedabad.
15. Bhattacharya G., Studies in Nyaya – Vaisesika Theism, Sanskrit college,
Calcutta.
16. S.C. Chatterjee – Nyaya theory of Knowledge, university Calcutta. 1955.
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18. N.J. Shah – Sad – Darshana (Guj.) Vol. II Nyaya – vaisesika, University
Granth Nirman Board, Ahmedabad.
20. Mke. ðe. hkð÷, ¼khíkeÞ ËþoLkku.
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(PHI402) ¼khíkeÞ Lkeríkþk†
Unit-I ¼khíkeÞ Lkeríkþk†Lkk fux÷kf {n¥ðLkk ÏÞk÷ku

 Ä{o
 ¼kðLkk
 rðrÄ-rLk»kuÄ yLku yÚkoðkË
 þçË-rLkíÞíkkðkË
 òrík-þÂõíkðkË
Unit-II
 yÃkqðo
 MkkÄkhý Ä{o
 Éík, MkíÞ, Éý, Þ¿k
 MðÄ{o, ÷kufMktøkún, ÂMÚkík«¿k
 rLk»fk{ f{o
Unit-III siLk Lkeríkþk†

 rºkhíLk
 ËMkrðÄ Ä{o
 çkkh yLkw«uûkkyku
 Ãkt[{nkðúík
Unit-IV çkkiØ Lkeríkþk†

 ykÞoMkíÞku
 ykÞo y»xktøk{køko
 A Ãkkh{eíkkyku
 Ãkt[þe÷
 çkúñrðnkh
Reference Books:
11. S.K. Maitra : The Ethics of the Hindus.
12. M. Hiriyana : The Indian concept of values.
13. I.C. Sharma : Ethical Philosophies of India.
14. Surma Dasgupta : Development of Moral Philosophy of Indian.
15. Y.S. Shastri : Foundations of Hinduism, Yogeshwar Prakashan, Ahmedabad, 1993.
16. Y.S. Shastri : Mahayanasutralankara – A study in Vijnanavada Buddhism, Indian
Book Centre, New Delhi, 1989.
17. Umavsti Vacaka – Parasamarati Prakarana – Ed. and Tr. by Y.S. Shastri, L.D.
Institute of Indology, Ahmedabad.
18. Dilip Charan : Acharya Anand Shankar Dhruva, Darshan Ane Chintan (L.D.
Indology), 2010.
19. Hidu Jivan Darshan : Anuvad : Chandrashankar Shukla.
20. S¢éÚï‹Îí ±}¢¢ü, çÝ¼èà¢¢› ÜUè S¢}¢ÜU¢HèÝ Ðí±ëçœ¢²¢¡-}¢Š²ÐíÎïà¢ çã‹Îè x¢í‹‰¢ ¥ÜU¢Î}¢è, |¢¢ïÐ¢H.
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(PHI403) «kríkf íkfoþk†
Unit-I
 íkfoþk† yux÷u þwt ?
 MkíÞíkk yLku «k{kÛÞ
 «kríkf íkfoþk†
 «kríkf íkfoþk†Lke þk¾kyku
Unit-II
 MkkËk yLku MktÞwõík rðÄkLkku
 Lkðk «ríkfkuLkku WÃkÞkuøk-Mk{wå[Þ, þhíke
 rðÄkLkÃkhf y[÷ yLku rðÄkLkÃkhf Ãkrhðíkeo
 þhíke rðÄkLkku yLku ðMíkw÷ûke økŠ¼íkkÚko
 Ë÷e÷YÃkku yLku MkíÞíkk fku»xf
 rðÄkLkYÃkkuLkk «fkhku
 ðMíkw÷ûke yLku íkkŠff Mk{{qÕÞíkk
 ðMíkw÷ûke økŠ¼íkkÚkoLkku yktíkhrðhkuÄ
Unit-III
 «{ký¼qíkíkkLke YÃk÷ûke Mkkrçkíke
 «{ký¼qík («kÚkr{f) Ë÷e÷Lkk YÃkku (yLkw{kLkLkk rLkÞ{ku)
 «ríkMÚkkÃkLkLkk rLkÞ{ku
 y«{ký¼qíkíkkLke Mkkrçkíke
 þhíke Mkkrçkíke
 Ãkhkuûk Mkkrçkíke
Unit-IV
 rðÄuÞÃkhf íkfoþk† : rðÄkLkÃkhf íkfoþk†Lke {ÞkoËk
 rðrþ»x yLku Mkk{kLÞ rðÄkLkku
 ÔÞÂõíkÃkhf [÷ yLku rðÄkLk {kxuLkwt rðÄuÞYÃk
 EÞ¥kk«ËkLk yLku Mkk{kLÞ rðÄkLkku
Reference Books:
17. Kahane : Logic and philosophy, (California wardsworth publications, 1969)

18. Copi I.M. : ‘Symbolic Logic’ (9rd Edition). (Macmillan, New York)
19. Basson and O’Connor : Introduction to Symbolic Logic (Oxford)
20. S.S. Sharma : Pratika Tarkashastra (Guj.) University Granth Nirman Board,
Ahmedabad.
21. Patric Suppes : Introduction to Logic (Van Nostrand, East – West press, New
Delhi.
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22. Anderson J.N. and Henry Johnstone : Natural Deduction.
23. Church A : Introduction to mathematical logic (Princeton)
24. James A. Thomas : Symbolic logic (Mersrill A Bell & Howell co. Columbus,
1978.
25. Irving M. Copi and James Gould : Contemporary readings in Logical Theory
(Macmillan, 1967)
26. Strawson P.F. Introduction to logical theory (Mathuen, 1962).
27. J. Hintkker and others (ed.) : Essays on Mathemtical and Philosophical logic.
(Synthese library vol. 22, 1979)
28. Strawson P.F. (Ed.) : Philosophical Logic (Oxford).
29. Patrick J. Hurely : Introduction to Logic (words worth)
30. Chandra Chakraborti : Logic Informal, Symbolic And Inductive – Prentice
Hall, 2008.
31. yuMk. yuMk. þ{ko, «kríkf íkfoþk† - ÞwrLkðŠMkxe økútÚk rLk{koý çkkuzo, y{ËkðkË.
32. hksu©e Ëðu, íkfoþk† Ãkrh[Þ - ÞwrLkðŠMkxe økútÚk rLk{koý çkkuzo, y{ËkðkË.
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(PHI404EA) ykÄwrLkf ¼khíkeÞ ®[íkLk-1
Unit-I
 ík¥ð¿kkLkLke rð¼kðLkk yLku ykÄwrLkf ¼khíkeÞ ®[íkLk
 ykÄwrLkf ¼khíkeÞ ®[íkLkLkku rðfkMk
 ykÄwrLkf ¼khíkeÞ ®[íkLkLke ÷kûkrýfíkkyku
 ykÄwrLkf ¼khíkeÞ ®[íkLk{kt hkò hk{{kunLk hkuÞLkwt «ËkLk
Unit-II
 yLÞ Ä{kuo «íÞu hk{f]»ý Ãkh{ntMkLkku yr¼øk{, íku{Lkk çkúñ, þÂõík yLku hnMÞðkË
rðþuLkk rð[khku
 rððufkLktË : ÔÞðnkrhf ðuËktík, ðuËktík Mkkðorºkf Ä{o íkhefu
Unit-III
 Mðk{e ËÞkLktË-ðuËkuLkwt yÚko½xLk
 hðeLÿLkkÚk xkøkkuh- {kLkðÄ{o, rþûký rð[kh
Unit-IV
 h{ý {nŠ»k – ‘Mð’Lke ¾kus
 yh®ðË – Wí¢ktríkLkku rMkØktík, MkÂå[ËkLktËLkku rMkØktík íkÚkk yrík{LkMk, yrÄ{LkMk yLku
{LkMk MkkÚkuLkku MktçktÄ, ÃkqýoÞkuøk
Reference Books :

13. Bhavna Trivedi (Trans.) : Adhunik Bhartiya Chintan, University Granth
Ahmedabad.
19. T.M.P. Mahadevan and C.V. Saroja : Contemporary Indian Philosophy,
Madras.
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(PHI404EB) siLk ËþoLk
Unit-I
 siLk ËþoLkLkku Ãkrh[Þ
 siLk ËþoLkLkwt ykøk{ MkkrníÞ
Unit-II
 ÿÔÞ ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
 siLk ËþoLkLkk Lkð {q¤¼qík rMkØktíkku
 MÞkËTðkË yLku yLkufkLíkðkË
 f{oLkku rMkØktík
 ÷u~ÞkLkku rMkØktík
Unit-III
 siLk Lkerík{e{ktMkk-MktíkkuLke yk[khMktrníkk, øk]nMÚkLke yk[khMktrníkk
 {kuûkLkku ÏÞk÷ yLku {kuûk«króLkk MkkÄLkku
 íkÃkLkku ÏÞk÷
 yLkw«uûkkLkku ÏÞk÷
 ËþrðÄ Ä{oLkku ÏÞk÷
 æÞkLkLkk «fkhku
Unit- IV
 siLkËþoLkLke ¿kkLk{e{ktMkk
 «{kýLke ÔÞkÏÞk
 Ãkkt[ «fkhLkk ¿kkLk
 «íÞûk yLku Ãkhkuûk ¿kkLk{kt ðøkeofhý
 yLkw{kLk «{ký
 þçË «{ký
 Mkðo¿kLkku ÏÞk÷ íkuLke þõÞíkk ytøku rððkË
Reference Books:
13. Jaina Logic and Epistemology – H.M. Bhattacharya Pub. by : K.P. Bagchi and
company, Calcutta 1994.
14. Jaina concept of Omniscience – by Ramjee Singh Published y L.D. Institute of
Indology Ahmedabad, 1974, 1st Edition.
15. Jaina Theory of Perception – Pushpa Bothra.
16. Studies in Jaina Philosophy by Nathmal Tatia Pub. By Jaina Cultural Research
Society, Banaras 1951.
17. Traverses on Less Trodden path of Indian Philosophy and Religion – Dr.
Yajneshwar Shastri – L.D. Institute of Ideology, Ahmedabad.
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18. Acharya Umasvati Vacaka’s Prasanaratiprakarana – Y.S. Shastri L.D. Institute
of Indology, Ahmedabad, 1989.
19. Jain Tatvachintan : Dr. Naginbhai Shah
20. Jain Dharmnu Hard : Pandit Sukhlalji.
22. Íuz. ðe. fkuXkhe, siLk ËþoLk – ÞwrLkðŠMkxe økúLÚk rLk{koý çkkuzo, y{ËkðkË.
24. Ý‹ÎçÜUà¢¢ïÚ Îï±Ú¢Á¢, |¢¢Ú¼è² Îà¢üÝ - ©œ¢Ú ÐíÎïà¢ çã‹Îè S¢æS‰¢¢Ý, H¶Ý©
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(PHI405EA) yîiík ðuËkLík
Unit-I þtfhk[kÞo ÃkqðuoLkwt yîiík ðuËkLík

 økkizÃkkË fkrhfk
 yòríkðkË
 {kÞkðkË
 [uíkLkkLke fûkkykuLkwt rð&÷u»ký
Unit-II þtfh[kÞoLkwt yîiík ðuËkLík

 þtfh[kÞo Ãkh WÃkrLk»kËLke yMkh
 çkúñ rMkØktík
 {kÞkLkku rMkØktík
 ¼ú{Lkku rMkØktík : yæÞkMk
 fkÞofkhý rMkØktík : rððíkoðkË
 Mk¥kkºkÞ
Unit-III Sðkí{k
 Sð ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
 Sð, søkík yLku Eïh ðå[uLkku MktçktÄ
 {kuûk ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
 {kuûk-«króLkk MkkÄLkku
 yîiík ðuËkLík{kt ©wrík yLku íkfoLkwt MÚkkLk
Unit-IV þtfhk[kÞo îkhk ¾tzLk yLku yLkwþtfhk[kÞo yîiík ðuËkLík

 «f]ríkfkhýðkËLkwt ¾tzLk
 rð¿kkLkðkËLkwt ¾tzLk
 ¼k{íke yLku rððhý þk¾k ðå[uLkku ¼uË
 yðåAuËðkË
 «rík®çkçkðkË
Reference Books :
13. Brahmasutrabhasya of Sankara

14. Upanishadbhasya of Sankara
15. Bhamati – Vacaspati Misra
16. Citsukhi – Citsukhacarya
17. Sankarachrya : Sariraka Bhasya, ed. N.L. Shastri, Nirnayasagara Press,
Bombay.
18. Veadantsutra with Sankarabhasya. Trans G. Thibaut, Vols, I-II, Sacred Books
of the east, 2nd, reprint Delhi. 1966.
19. Avidya : Naginbhai Shah
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20. Avidya : A. Solomon.
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(PHI405EB) hk{kLkwò[kÞoLkwt ík¥ð¿kkLk
Unit-I
 ðuËkLík yux÷u þwt ?
 ©e ði»ýð ËþoLk yLku rðrþ»xktîiík, íkuLke «k[eLkíkk
 hk{kLkwò[kÞoLkk Ãkqhkuøkk{eyku
 rðrþ»xkîiík ðuËkLík MkkrníÞ-Mkk{økúeLkku Mkúkuík
 y÷ðkhku yLku íku{Lkwt MkkrníÞ
 W¼Þ-ðuËkLík
 ‘rðrþ»xkîiík’Lkku yÚko, ík¥ðºkÞ
 ðkMíkrðf MkíkT íkhefu çkúñ
 çkúñLkku r[íkT yLku yr[íkT MkkÚkLkku MktçktÄ
Unit-II
 Ãkh{uïh íkhefu Ãkhçkúñ-Mkøkwý yLku rLkøkwoýLkku yÚko
 EïhLkwt MðYÃk yLku íkuLkk økwýku
 WÃkkËkLk, rLkr{¥k yLku Mknfkhe fkhý íkhefu çkúñ
 ÃkhçkúñLkk Ãkkt[ YÃkku- Ãkh, rð¼ð, ÔÞqn, ytíkÞko{e yLku y[ko
 çkúñLkwt ÔÞkÃkfÃkýwt yLku ÃkhkíÃkhÃkýwt
Unit-III
 þtfhk[kÞoLkk þwØ[iíkLÞ íkhefu rLkøkwoý çkúñLkk ÏÞk÷Lke hk{kLkwsu fhu÷e Mk{eûkk
 þtfhk[kÞoLkk {kÞkðkËLkwt hk{kLkwsu fhu÷wt ¾tzLk
 hk{kLkwsLkku «f]rík ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷ yLku søkíkLke ÂMÚkrík
 MkífkÞoðkË-Ãkrhýk{ðkË
 Eïh yLku søkík ðå[uLkku MktçktÄ íkÚkk Sð yLku søkík ðå[uLkku MktçktÄ
Unit- IV
 Sðkí{kLkwt MðYÃk yLku Sðkí{kLke yLkufíkk
 Sðkí{kLkk «fkhku – çkØ, {wõík yLku rLkíÞ
 ‘ík¥ð{rMk’Lkwt hk{kLkwsLkwt yÚko½xLk
 MkkÄLkk{køko
 ¿kkLk, f{o yLku ¼ÂõíkLkwt MÚkkLk íkÚkk yrLkðkÞoíkk
 ¼Âõík{køko – WÃkkMkLkk, MkkÄLk-MkÃíkf
 «Ãkr¥k yÚkðk LÞkMk-rðãk-þhýkøkrík, ¼Âõík fhíkkt «Ãkr¥kLke Wå[íkk
Reference Books:
16. P.N. srinivasachari - Philosophy of Visistadvaita - Adyar, Madras.
17. A Critical study of Ramanuja's Philosophy- Dr. Anima Sengupta , Motilal
Banarasidas.
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18. Yatindramata Dipika ( of Srinivasdas )- Text in Sanskrit with English Tr.
Swami Adidevananda - Ramkrishna Mission publication, Mysore.
19. A History of Indian Philosphy : Vol. Ill - S.N. Dasgupta.
20. Ramanuja's Teaching in His Own words - prof. Yamunacharya , Bhartiya
Vidhya Bhavan.
21. God, self and world in Ramanuja - Eric Lot.
22. Theory of Ramanuja - John Carman.
23. Shri Bhasya (Original Text with Tr. In English) - by Swami Adidivnanda,
Ramkrishan Mission, Mysore.
24. Philosophy of Ramanuja – J.N. Sinha, Sinha Publishing House, Calcutta.
25. Gujarati Translation of Shree Bhashya – A.B. Dhruva
30. S±¢}¢è ç~¢|¢é±ÝÎ¢S¢Á¢è, ç±çà¢cÅ¢mñ¼ çS¢h¢æ¼ ÜU¢ ç±S¼ë¼ ç±±ïÓ¢Ý, Ó¢ñ¶}Ï¢¢ ÐíÜU¢à¢Ý, çÎËHè.
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(PHI406S) Mkur{Lkkh
Mkur{LkkhLke rðøkíkku :
 Mkur{LkkhLkku rð»kÞ ík¥ð¿kkLkLkk yÇÞkMk¢{Lku yLkwYÃk nkuðku òuEyu.
 Mkur{Lkkh íkiÞkh fhðk{kt yæÞkÃkf©eykuLkwt {køkoËþoLk ykð~Þf Au.
 çku MktþkuÄLk ÷u¾ku ðøko¾tz{kt Mkur{Lkkh YÃku «Míkwík fhðkLkk hnuþu.
 ÃkwMíkfk÷Þ{ktÚke MktË¼oøkútÚkkuLkku WÃkÞkuøk ykð~Þf Au.
 Mkur{MxhLkk ytíku Viva Ãkheûkk Þkusðk{kt ykðþu.
(PHI 406) ÷½wrLkçktÄku ({kºk yuõMkxLko÷ rðãkÚkeoyku {kxu)
18. ¿kkLkLkwt ðøkeofhý

19. LÞkÞËþoLkLkku «íÞûk ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
20. LÞkÞËþoLkLkku yLkw{kLk ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
21. nuíðk¼kMk
22. þçË-«{ký
23. ‘Ä{o’ ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
24. ¼økðËTøkeíkkLkku MðÄ{o yLku ÷kufMktøkún ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
25. çkkiØkuLkk ykÞo yüktrøkf {køkoLkwt Lkiríkf {n¥ð
26. MkkËk yLku MktÞwõík rðÄkLkku
27. «{ký¼qík «kÚkr{f Ë÷e÷YÃkku (yLkw{kLkLkk rLkÞ{ku)
28. þhíke Mkkrçkíke yLku Ãkhkuûk Mkkrçkíke
29. ykÄwrLkf ¼khíkeÞ ík¥ð®[íkLkLke ÷kûkrýfíkkyku
30. rððufkLktË-ÔÞkðnkrhf ðuËkLík yLku Mkkðorºkf Ä{o íkhefu ðuËkLík
31. yh®ðËLkku Wí¢ktríkLkku ÏÞk÷
32. þtfhk[kÞoLkku {kÞkðkË
33. þtfhk[kÞoLkku çkúñ ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
34. hk{kLkwò[kÞoyu fhu÷wt {kÞkðkËLkwt ¾tzLk
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Mkur{Mxh-2
(PHI407) ¼khíkeÞ íkfoþk† yLku ¿kkLk{e{ktMkk-2
Unit-I WÃk{kLk (Mkká~Þ)

 WÃk{kLkLke ÔÞkÏÞk
 WÃk{kLkLke ðøkeofhý
 þwt WÃk{kLk yu Mðíktºk «{ký Au ?
Unit-II ¿kkLk-«króLkk MkkÄLkku («íÞûk, yLkw{kLk, WÃk{kLk yLku þçË rMkðkÞ)

 yÚkkoÃkr¥k
 M{]rík
Unit-III y¼kðLkku ÏÞk÷

 y¼kðLke ÔÞkÏÞk yLku íkuLkk «fkhku
 Mðíktºk ÃkËkÚko íkhefu y¼kð
 y¼kð ytøku «¼kfh yLku çkkiØkuLkku {ík
Unit-IV yLkwÃk÷ÂçÄ
 Mðíktºk «{ký íkhefu yLkwÃk÷ÂçÄ
 «íÞûkLkk rð»kÞ íkhefu y¼kð
 y¼kðLkk «íÞûk ytøku fw{krh÷ yLku yîiík ðuËkLíkeykuLkku {ík
Reference Books :
17. Annam Bhatt- Tarkasangraha with Dipika ed, by Anand Jha, Uttarapradesh
Hindi Academy.
18. Jayanta Bhatt - Nyayaymanjari, I -III Anika, translated (Guj.) by N.J. Shah
L.D. Institute of Indology Ahmedabad.
19. Bhattacharya G. Studies in Nyaya- Vaisesika Theism, Sanskrit college,
Calcutta
22. N.J. Shah - sad - darsana (Guj.) vol. II Nyaya- vaisesika , Unversity Garantha
Nirman Board
24. Matilal B.K. - The Nyaya Doctrine of Negation, Harvard University press.
1968.
25. Bhattcharya K.- Studies in Philosophy Vol -I Progressive publishers, Colleges
street, Calcutta.
26. Potter K.H. – Presuppositions of Indian Philosophies, Prentice Hall of India (
Pvt.) Ltd., New Delhi. 1965.
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32. Hÿ}¢è à¢}¢¢ü, ©Ð}¢¢Ý Ðí}¢¢‡¢ - ¼éHÝ¢y}¢ÜU ¥Š²²Ý, çã‹Îè }¢¢Š²}¢ ÜU¢²¢ü‹±² çÝÎïüà¢¢H², çÎËãè
ç±Eç±l¢H².
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(PHI408) ÃkkùkíÞ Lkerík{e{ktMkk
Unit-I fuLxLke Lkerík{e{ktMkk

 rLkYÃkkrÄf ykËuþ
 MktfÕÃk MðkíktºÞ
 ykí{kLkwt y{h¥ð
 EïhLkwt yÂMík¥ð
Unit- II {qhLke Lkerík{e{ktMkk

 {qhLke Lkerík{e{ktMkk
 ‘©uÞ’Lke yÔÞkÏÞuÞíkk
 «f]ríkðkËe íkfoËku»k
Unit- III hkpMk yLku yu.su. yuÞhLke Lkerík{e{ktMkk

 hkpMkLkku ‘ÞkuøÞ’ (Right) ytøkuLkku Lkiríkf rMkØktík
 yu. su. yuÞhLkku ykðuøk rMkØktík
Unit- IV MxeðLMkLkLke Lkerík{e{ktMkk

 MxeðLMkLk yLkwMkkh Lkiríkf ÃkËkuLkk ykðuøkkí{f yÚkkuo
 Lkeríkþk†{kt Mkt¿kkLkkí{fðkË yLku yMkt¿kkLkkí{ËðkË
Reference Books :
9. Marry Warnock : Ethics since 1900.

10. A.J. Ayer (Ed.): Logical Positivism
11. Loouis Pojman (Ed.) Ethical Theory Classical and contemporary Readings,
Belmont: Wordsworth, 1998.
12. Steven M.Cahn and Peter Makie (Ed.): History, Theory and Contemporary .
Issues, Oxford University press, N.Y. 1998.
13. W.D. Hudsen : Modern Moral Philosophy, Macmillan., 1983.
14. ±ïÎÐíÜU¢à¢ ±}¢¢ü, Îà¢üÝ ç±±ïÓ¢Ý¢, çã‹Îè }¢¢Š²}¢ ÜU¢²¢ü‹±² çÝÎïüà¢¢H², çÎËãè ç±Eç±l¢H².
15. à¢¢æç¼ Á¢¢ï¯è, Ýèç¼à¢¢›, ¿¢¢Ý}¢æÇH çHç}¢ÅïÇ, Ï¢Ý¢ÚS¢.
16. S¢éÚï‹Îí ±}¢¢ü, Ýèç¼à¢¢› ÜUè S¢}¢ÜU¢HèÝ Ðí±ëçœ¢²¢¡, }¢Š²ÐíÎïà¢ çã‹Îè x¢í‹‰¢ ¥ÜU¢Î}¢è, |¢¢ïÐ¢H.
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(PHI409) yuzðkLMk MkeBçkku÷ef ÷kuSf
Unit-I EÞ¥kk«ËkLkLkku rMkØktík

 EÞ¥kk«ËkLkLkk rLkÞ{ku («kÚkr{f MðYÃk)
 Ë÷e÷Lke «{ký¼qíkíkkLke Mkkrçkíke
 rðÄuÞÃkhf íkfoþk†{kt þhíke Mkkrçkíke yLku Ãkhkuûk Mkkrçkíke
 rðÄkLk {kxuLkk rðÄuÞ YÃkLku Mk{kðíkk yLkw{kLkku
 EÞ¥kk«ËkLkLkk ÔÞkÃkf rLkÞ{ku
Unit- II (A) MktçktÄLkwt íkfoþk†

 MktçktÄf rðÄkLkku
 Mkk{kLÞ rðÄkLkku
 MktçktÄf rðÄkLkkuLke «kíkef hsqykík
(B) øký rMkØktíkLkku Ãkrh[Þ

 øký yLku íkuLkk rLkYÃkýLke ÃkØrík
 øký r¢Þkyku
 ðuLk ykf]rík îkhk øký rLkYÃký
Unit-III ðuLk ykf]rík yLku MktrðÄkLkLke [fkMkýe

 ðuLk ykf]rík îkhk rLkYÃkkrÄf rðÄkLkkuLke hsqykík
 yÂMík¥ð÷ûke ¼kðkÚko yLku rðhkuÄLkku [kuhMk
 ðuLk ykf]rík îkhk rLkYÃkkrÄf MktrðÄkLkLkk «{kÛÞLke íkÃkkMk
Unit- IV MðÞt íkÚÞ{q÷f íktºk

 MðÞt íkÚÞ{q÷f íktºkLkwt MðYÃk
 yÚko½xLkÃkhf rðhkuÄk¼kMkku
 ðMíkw¼k»kk yLku Ãkhk¼k»kk
 MðÞt íkÚÞ{q÷f íktºkLke ºký Ãkqýoíkkyku
 hkuMkhLkwt íktºk
Reference Books:
12. Kahane : Logic and philosophy , (Californiya wardsworth publications ,1669)

13. Copi I.M.: 'symbolic logic' ( 9th Edition). (Macmillan, New york)
14. S.S. Sharma : Pratika Tarkashastra (Guj.) University Granth Nirman
board.Ahmedabad.
15. Patric Suppes : Introduction to Logic (Van Nostrand, East - West press New
Delhi.
16. Anderson J.N. and Henry Johnstone -.Natural Deduction .
17. Church : A Introduction to mathematical logic (Princeton )
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18. James A. Thomas : Symbolic logic ( Mersrill A Bell & Howell co. Columbus,
1978.
19. Irving M. Copi and James Gould : Contemporary readings in Logical theory (
Macmillan , 1967).
20. J. Hintkker and others (ed.): Essays on Mathematical and Philosophical logic.
(synthese library vol. 22,1979)
21. Strawson P.F. (ed.): Philosophical logic (Oxford).
22. hksu©e Ëðu, íkfoþk† Ãkrh[Þ – ÞwrLkðŠMkxe økúLÚk rLk{koý çkkuzo, y{ËkðkË.
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(PHI410EA) ykÄwrLkf ¼khíkeÞ ®[íkLk-2
Unit-I økktÄeS
 ykÄwrLkf MkÇÞíkkLke Mk{eûkk
 Eïh yLku MkíÞ
 y®nMkk
 MkíÞkøkún
 MkðkuoËÞ
Unit-II fu. Mke. ¼èk[kÞo
 rð[khku{kt Mðhks
 ík¥ð¿kkLkLkku ÏÞk÷
 Mðík¥ð Mðíktºkíkk íkhefu
 rLk»kuÄ
Unit-III yuMk. hkÄkr¢»LkLk
 ytík:MVqhýk yLku íkfo
 ‘©uÞMfh SðLk’Lkku ÏÞk÷
su. r¢»Lk{qŠík
 ‘¿kkík’Úke {wÂõík
 ‘Mð’Lkwt rð&÷u»ký
Unit-IV yktçkuzfh
 ðýo yLku òríkÔÞðMÚkk
 LkÔÞ-çkkiØðkË
Efçkk÷
 Mð, Eïh yLku ytík:MVqhýkLkwt MðYÃk
Reference Books :
13. Bhavna Trivedi (Trans.) : Adhunik Bhartiya Chintan, University Granth
Ahmedabad.
19. T.M.P. Mahadevan and C.V. Saroja : Contemporary Indian Philosophy,
Madras.
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(PHI410EB) ¼khíkeÞ yLku ÃkkùkíÞ MkkIËÞo{e{ktMkk
Unit-I MkkIËÞo{e{ktMkk ytøku ¼khíkeÞ yr¼øk{

 ‘yuMÚkuxeõMk’ MkkIËÞo{e{ktMkk íkhefu
 ðuË, WÃkrLk»kË yLku yLÞ MkkrníÞ{kt MkkIËÞo yLku f÷kLkwt MÚkkLk
 f÷k yLkw¼ð
 «f]rík yLku f÷k
 f÷kLkwt WÃkkËkLk
 f÷kLke ÃkØrík
 f÷k yLku Lkerík{¥kk
Unit- II hMk-rMkØktík
 ¼híkLkwt ‘Lkkxâþk†’
 ¼híkLkku hMk-rMkØktík
 ¼kð, rð¼kð yLku yLkw¼kð
 yr¼Lkð økwóLkku hMk-rMkØktík
Unit- III ¼khíkeÞ MkkIËÞo{e{ktMkkLke þk¾kyku

 Ëtze-økwý rMkØktík
 ykLktËðÄoLk-æðrLk rMkØktík
 ûku{uLÿ-ykir[íÞ rMkØktík
 fwtíkf-ð¢kuÂõík rMkØktík
Unit- IV ÃkkùkíÞ MkkIËÞo{e{ktMkk{kt f÷k rMkØktíkku

 Ã÷uxku yLku yurhMxkux÷
 fuLx
 ¢ku[u
Reference Books :
11. Indian Aesthetics – Edited by V.S. Seturaman / Macmillan India Ltd.
12. Dhvanyalok – Anandvardhan Dhvani vichar
13. Nagindas Parekh – Gujarat Sahitya Parishada
14. Dr. Nagendra – Bhartiya Bhoomika, Oriented Book Depot.Delhi.
15. Saundaryamimansa By R.B. Patnkar.
16. Aesthetics : Kala aure saundarya ka darsanika vivechana / M. Saksena.
17. Poetics – Aristotle
18. h{uþ rºkðuËe, ¼khíkeÞ yLku ÃkkùkíÞ MkkrníÞ{e{ktMkk, þçË÷kuf «fkþLk, y{ËkðkË.
19. hk.¼k. Ãkkxýfh, MkkIËÞo{e{ktMkk.
20. ÃkÕ÷ðe {kÁ, MkkIËÞo{e{ktMkfku, «fkþLk rð¼køk, ¼khík Mkhfkh.
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(PHI411EA) ¼khíkeÞ ík¥ð¿kkLk{kt ¿kkLk{e{ktMkfeÞ Mk{MÞkyku
Unit-I LÞkÞLkku MkíÞ ytøkuLkku rMkØktík

 Ãkhík:«k{kÛÞðkË
Unit-II {e{ktMkfku yLku çkkiØkuLkku MkíÞ ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷

 {e{ktMkfkuLkku Mðík:«k{kÛÞðkË
 çkkiØkuLkku MkíÞ ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
 çkkiØkuyu fhu÷e Mðík:«k{kÛÞðkË yLku Ãkhík:«kýkBÞðkËLke Mk{eûkk
Unit-III LÞkÞ yLku {e{ktMkfkuLkku ¼ú{ ytøkuLkku rMkØktík

 LÞkÞ-ðiþur»kf
 «¼kfh, fw{krh÷
 yîiík ðuËkLík
Unit-IV çkkiØku yLku siLkkuLkku ¼ú{ ytøkuLkku rMkØktík

 Þkuøkk[kh, {kæÞr{f
 siLk
Reference Books :
15. Annam Bhatt- Tarkasangraha with Dipika ed, by Anand Jha, Uttarapradesh
Hindi Academy.
16. Jayanta Bhatt - Nyayaymanjari, I -III Anika, translated (Guj.) by N.J. Shah
L.D. Institute of Indology Ahmedabad.
20. N.J. Shah - sad - darsana (Guj.) vol. II Nyaya- vaisesika , Unversity Garantha Nirman
Board
23. Bhattcharya K.- Studies in Philosophy Vol -I Progressive publishers, Colleges street,
Calcutta.
24. Potter K.H. – Presuppositions of Indian Philosophies, Prentice Hall of India ( Pvt.)
Ltd., New Delhi. 1965.
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(PHI411EB) Ä{oLkwt ík¥ð¿kkLk
Unit-I
 Ä{o yLku Ä{oLkwt ík¥ð¿kkLk
 Ä{oþkMºk yLku Ä{oLkwt ík¥ð¿kkLk
Unit- II
 ¼khíkeÞ árü®çkËwÚke Ä{oLkku ÏÞk÷ (ðirËf yLku yðirËf ÃkhtÃkhk)
 EïhLkwt MðYÃk yLku økwýku (¼khíkeÞ yLku ÃkkùkíÞ árü®çkËw)
 EïhLkk yÂMík¥ðLke Mkkrçkíke (¼khíkeÞ yLku ÃkkùkíÞ árü®çkËw)
Unit- III
 ykí{kLkwt y{híð (¼khíkeÞ árü®çkËw)
 f{oLkku rLkÞ{, çktÄLk, ÃkwLksoL{, {kuûk
 ÄkŠ{f ¼k»kkLkwt MðYÃk yLku fkÞo
 Mkká~Þ{q÷f, «ríkfkí{f yLku yMkt¿kkLkkí{f
Unit- IV
 Ä{o Mkk{uLkk Ãkzfkhku
 LkkÂMíkfðkË yLku y¿kuÞðkË
 «íÞûkðkË yLku ykÄwrLkf rð¿kkLk
 Ä{oLkwt ¼krð, Mkkt«ík Mk{Þ{kt Ä{oLke ¼qr{fk
Reference Books:
10. Students Philosophy of Religion W.K. Wright.

11. Philosophy of Relgion. John. H. Hick, Prentice Hall.
12. Hindu Jivan Darshan : Anu : Chandrashankar Shukla.
13. Dharmanu Tulnatmak Darshan : Anu : Chandrashankar Suukla.
14. hrMkf þuX, Ä{oLkwt ík¥ð¿kkLk – ÞwrLkðŠMkxe økúLÚk rLk{koý çkkuzo, y{ËkðkË.
15. X¬h, Ä{oíkíð ®[íkLk – ÞwrLkðŠMkxe økúLÚk rLk{koý çkkuzo, y{ËkðkË.
16. Ú}¢ï‹Îí, {}¢ü Îà¢üÝ, S¢¢}¢¢‹² »±æ ¼éHÝ¢y}¢ÜU, }¢¢ï¼èH¢H Ï¢Ý¢ÚS¢èÎ¢S¢, ±¢Ú¢‡¢S¢è.
17. ÜëUc‡¢ÜU¢æ¼ Ð¢ÆÜU, {}¢ü-Îà¢üÝ, Ú¢Á¢S‰¢¢Ý çã‹Îè x¢í‹‰¢ ¥ÜU¢Î}¢è, Á¢²ÐéÚ.
18. Ú¢}¢Ý¢Ú¢²‡¢ Ã²¢S¢, {}¢ü-Îà¢üÝ, }¢Š²ÐíÎïà¢ çã‹Îè x¢í‹‰¢ ¥ÜU¢Î}¢è, |¢¢ïÐ¢H.
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(PHI412S) Mkur{Lkkh
(PHI 412) ÷½w rLkçktÄ ({kºk yuõMkxLko÷ rðãkÚkeoyku {kxu)
18. ¼khíkeÞ ík¥ð¿kkLk{kt «{kýku ytøku rðrðÄ {tíkÔÞku

19. Ãkhík: «k{kÛÞðkË yLku Mðík: «k{kÛÞðkË
20. ¼khíkeÞ ík¥ð¿kkLk{kt ¼ú{ ytøkuLkk rMkØktíkku
21. fuLxLkk Lkiríkf rMkØktíkku
22. hkuMkLkku ‘ÞkuøÞ’ (Right) ytøkuLkku rMkØktík
23. yuÞhLkku ykðuøk-rMkØktík
24. økktÄeSLkku MkíÞ yLku y®nMkkLkku ÏÞk÷
25. {qhLke Lkerík{e{ktMkk
26. ¼khíkeÞ árüfkuýÚke Ä{oLkku ÏÞk÷
27. f{oLkku rLkÞ{
28. Mkkt«ík Þwøk{kt Ä{o Mkk{uLkk Ãkzfkhku
29. LÞkÞ yLku {e{ktMkkLkku ¼ú{ ytøkuLkku rMkØktík
30. økktÄeSLkku MkíÞkøkún yLku MkðkuoËÞLkku ÏÞk÷
31. zkp. hkÄkr¢»ýLkLkku ytík:MVqhýk yLku íkfo ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
32. ¼khíkeÞ MkkIËÞo{e{ktMkk
33. Ã÷uxku yLku yurhMxkux÷Lkku f÷krð[kh
34. ¼híkLkku hMkrMkØktík
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Mkur{Mxh-3
(PHI501) ¼khíkeÞ ík¥ð{e{ktMkk
Unit-I
 LÞkÞ-ðiþur»kf yLkwMkkh «{uÞ yLku ÃkËkÚko
 LÞkÞ, ðiþur»kf, çkkiØ yLku siLkËþoLkku{kt ykí{kLke MktfÕÃkLkk
Unit-II
 ¼khíkeÞ ËþoLkku{kt LÞkÞ, ðiþur»kfku, çkkiØ yLku siLk ËþoLkkuLkk rðþu»k MktË¼o{kt Eïh yLku
søkíkLke MktfÕÃkLkkyku
Unit-III
 ðuËkLík ËþoLkLke þk¾kyku{kt þtfhk[kÞo yLku hk{kLkwò[kÞoLkk rðþu»k MktË¼o{kt
 çkúñ, Eïh, Sð yLku søkíkLke MktfÕÃkLkkyku
Unit- IV fkÞofkhýLkk rMkØktíkku

 MkífkÞoðkË, Ãkrhýk{ðkË, rððíkoðkË
 yMkífkÞoðkË
 «ríkíÞMk{wíÞkËðkË
Reference Books:
13. Vadalankara Jaidev : Bhartiya Darshan ( Hindi), New Bhartiya Books

Corporation
14. Philips Stephen H: Classical Indian Metaphysics , Motilal Banarasidas - 1977
15. Mukhyopadhyaya : Indian Realism 1984.
16. Bagchi _ Halbfas : Nyaya - Vaiseshika, Motital Banarasidas.
17. Jadunath Sinha : Indian Realism
18. Upanishad Nu Tatvachintan : Anu : Chandrashankar Shukla.
19. Bhartiya Darshan : Ketlik Samasyao : Nagin G. Shah
20. Nyay Vaisheshik : Dr. Naginbhai Shah
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(PHI502) ¼økðËTøkeíkkLkwt ík¥ð¿kkLk
Unit-I
 ¼økðËTøkeíkk yLku WÃkrLk»kË
 økeíkk yLku MkktÏÞ-Þkuøk
 ¼økðËT økeíkkLkku furLÿÞ rð[kh
Unit-II
 ¼økðËTøkeíkkLke ík¥ð{e{ktMkk
 Ãkh{ík¥ðLkwt MðYÃk (ykí{k yLku çkúñ)
 ûkh, yûkh yLku ÃkwY»kku¥k{Lke MktfÕÃkLkkyku
 yðíkkhðkË yLku íkuLkwt íkkÂ¥ðf yLku Lkiríkf {n¥ð
 Sðkí{k : MðYÃk, ÃkwLksoL{ yLku y{h¥ð
 ¼kiríkf søkík yLku íkuLkku Eïh MkkÚkuLkku MktçktÄ
Unit-III
 Ëiðe yLku ykMkwhe MktÃkËk
 MktfÕÃk MðkíktºÞLke MktfÕÃkLkk
 Þ¿k, ËkLk yLku íkÃk ytøkuLke MktfÕÃkLkkyku
Unit- IV
 Eïh MkkûkkífkhLkk {køkkuo : ¿kkLkÞkuøk, f{oÞkuøk yLku ¼ÂõíkÞkuøk
 ºkýuÞ {køkkuoLkku Mk{LðÞ
 rLk»fk{ f{oLkwt {n¥ð
 ¼õíkLkk ÷ûkýku, ÂMÚkík«¿kLkk ÷ûkýku
 {wÂõík ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷ : SðLkLkwt æÞuÞ, çktÄLkLkwt MðYÃk, SðLk{wõík yLku rðËun{wÂõíkLkku
ÏÞk÷
Reference Books :
15. RadhaKrishnan : The BhagvadGeeta (Allen & Unwin)

16. R.D. Ranade : The BhagvadGeeta as a Philosophy of God Realization, for
author’s own views and the views of Bhandarkar and other (Bharatiya Vidya
Bhavan, Bombay)
17. Paradkar N.D. (Ed) Studies in the Geeta (Popular Prakshan, Bombay, for view
of Swami Chinmayananda and Ranganathananda)
18. rðLkkuçkk ¼kðu, økeíkk «ð[Lkku
19. [tÿþtfh þwf÷, økeíkk ËþoLk.
20. rfþkuh÷k÷ ½Lk~Þk÷÷k÷ {þYðk¤k, økeíkk{tÚkLk (LkðSðLk «uMk)
21. Ë¥kkºkuÞ çkk÷f]»ý fk÷u÷fh, økeíkkÄ{o (LkðSðLk «uMk)
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22. çkk¤øktøkkÄh rx¤f, ©e{Ë ¼økðËT økeíkk hnMÞ yÚkðk f{oÞkuøk þkMºk (xe¤f{tËeh, ÃkwLkk)
23. økktÄeS, yLkkMkÂõík Þkuøk (LkðSðLk, y{ËkðkË)
24. ©e yh®ðË, økeíkk rLkçktÄku (yLkwðkË ytçkk÷k÷ Ãkwhkýe) (©e yh®ðË yk©{, Ãkktze[uhe)
25. rðLkkuçkk ¼kðu, ÂMÚkík«¿k ËþoLk (LkðSðLk, y{ËkðkË)
26. rðLkkuçkk ¼kðu, økeíkkE r[LíkrLkfk (Þ¿k «fkþLk, nÍhík {køko, ðzkuËhk)
27. rfþkuh Ëðu, økeíkk ík¥ð rð[kh (çkeS ykð]r¥k, 1993, ÞwrLkðŠMkxe økútÚk rLk{koý çkkuzo)
28. Mke. ðe. hkð÷, ¼økðík økeíkk ËþoLk.
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(PHI503) Mk{fk÷eLk ÃkkùkíÞ ËþoLk-1
Unit-I LkÔÞ nuøku÷ rð[khðkË

 LkÔÞ-nuøk÷ðkËLkku {q¤ rð[kh
 rLkhÃkuûk rð[khðkËLke Ë÷e÷ku
 yuV.yu[.çkúuz÷uLkku rLkhÃkuûk rð[khðkË
 Mk¥kkLke fûkkyku yLku yk¼kMk yLku Mkík ytøku çkúuz÷uLkku ÏÞk÷
Unit-II ÔÞðnkhðkË
 ÔÞðnkhðkËLkku EríknkMk
 Mke.yuMk.ÃkMko – yÚko ytøkuLkku rMkØktík
 rðr÷Þ{ suBMk – MkíÞLkwt MðYÃk yLku WÆk{ yLkw¼ððkË
 ßnkuLk zâqE - WÃkfhýðkË
Unit-III rçkúxeþ rð&÷u»kýkí{f ík¥ð¿kkLk
 S. E. {qh – ðMíkwykuLkwt «íÞûkefhý yLku ErLÿÞ «Ë¥k, rð[khðkËLkwt ¾tzLk, Mkk{kLÞ

çkwrØLkku çk[kð
 çkxÙkoLz hMku÷ - íkkŠff yLku ¿kkLk{e{ktMkfeÞ WÃkfhýku, íkkŠff yýwðkË, ðýoLk-rMkØktík,
«kYÃk -rMkØktík, íkkŠff h[Lkk
 røkÕçkxo hkE÷-rð[kh Ëku»k, zufkxoLkk îiíkðkËLke Mk{eûkk
Unit-IV íkkŠff «íÞûkðkË yLku rð&÷u»ký
 yÚko ytøkuLkku [fkMkýe rMkØktík

 ík¥ð{e{ktMkkLkwt rLkhMkLk
 ík¥ð¿kkLkLkwt fkÞo
 íkkŠff «íÞûkðkËLke Mk{eûkk
Reference Books :
12. Philosophy of Language : The Classic Explained, Colin McGinn
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(PHI504EA) Mkk{krsf-hksfeÞ ík¥ð¿kkLk-1
Unit-I
 Mkk{krsf-hksfeÞ ík¥ð¿kkLkLkwt ûkuºk
 hk»xÙ, hkßÞ yLku Mkkðo¼ki{¥ð
 ÔÞÂõík yLku Mk{ksLkk MktË¼uo n¬ku, Vhòu, sðkçkËkhe
Unit-II þkMkLkLkk «fkhku

 EïheÞ þkMkLk-rËÔÞ Mk¥kkLkku rMkØktík
 hkòþkne
 ÷kufþkne
Unit-III Mkk{krsf yLku hksfeÞ ykËþkuo

 Mk{kLkíkk
 Mðíktºkíkk
 LÞkÞ
Unit-IV hksfeÞ rð[khÄkhkyku

 yhksfíkkðkË
 {kõMkoðkË, yLkw-{kõMkoðkË
 Mk{ksðkË
Reference Books:
16. The Oxford Companion to Politics in India, Niraja Gopal Jayal and Pratap Bhanu
Mehta
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(PHI504EB) ÞkuøkLkwt ík¥ð¿kkLk
Unit-I
 r[¥kð]r¥krLkhkuÄ íkhefu Þkuøk, {LkkuþwrØLkk MkkÄLk íkhefu Þkuøk
 ¿kkíkk yLku rð»kÞ, áük yLku á~Þ ðå[uLkku MktçktÄ
 yLÞ r[¥kð]r¥kyku
- rðÃkÞoÞ-y«{k
- rðfÕÃk, rLkÿk yLku M{]rík
Unit-II
 rf÷ü yLku yÂõ÷ü r[¥kð]r¥kyku
 r[¥kð]r¥kLkku rLkhkuÄ
- yÇÞkMk
- ðihkøÞ – Ãkh yLku yÃkh
 r[¥k¼qr{fkyku
 Ãkt[õ÷uþ
Unit-III
 yüktøk Þkuøk
- Þ{, rLkÞ{, ykMkLk, «kýkÞk{, «íÞknkh, Äkhýk, æÞkLk, Mk{krÄ
 Mk{krÄLkk «fkhku yLku íkuLkkt ÷ûkýku
- Mkçkes
- rLkçkeos
 fiðÕÞLkwt MðYÃk : Mk{krÄ yLku fiðÕÞ
Unit- IV
 rLk{koý r[¥kLkwt MðYÃk
 Éíkt¼hk «¿kk
 Ä{o{u½ Mk{krÄ
 {LkkusÞ
Reference Books:
22. The Yoga - system of patanjali (Yoga Sutras of Patanjali together with the
commentaries of Veda Vyasa and Vacaspatimisra, translated by J.H. Woods
(Motilal Banarasidas, 1992,)
23. M.R. Yardi: The Yoga of Patanjali (Bhandarkar Oriental Institute, Pune).
24. Patanjali Yoga sutra (Translated by N.B. Pandya in Gujarati) (Sastu Sahitya
Vardhak Karyalaya, 1958)
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25. Shree Patanjali Yoga Darshanam ( Patanjali yoga sutra ane tena mukhya
bhasyo Gujaratima , Sanksepa, by Kaniya Jekishendas . (Gujarat Vidhysabha,
Ahmedabad.)
26. Swami Omanandatirth : Patanjala Yogapradipa ( Hindi). (P.O. Geeta press,
Gorakhpur, 3 rd Edi. 2016)
27. Wood J.H. Patanjali Yoga Sutra
28. Dasgupta : The study of Patanjali
29. T.S. Rukmani: Yogavartika of Vijnanabhiksu.
30. Yoga sutras of Patanjali - Vol. I: Samadhi Pada by Pandit Ushar Budh Arya.
U.S.A. (Himalyan International Institute of Yoga)
31. The Science of Yoga - I.K. Taimni (The Theosophical publishing House,
Chennai)
32. Yoga Psychology - Swami Abhedananda (Ramkrishna Mission, Kolkatta )
33. lndian Psychology, Jadunath Sinha, Motilal Banarasidas, New Delhi
34. The text book of Yoga Psychology- Ramamurti S. Mishra.
35. Yoga Philosophy of Patanjali with Bhasvati - Swamiharianand Aranya ,
(University of Calcutta - 2000 - Samadhi Pada).
36. Yoga Sutras - Translated and commentd upon by Harihariharananda Aranya.
37. Bhartiya Manovigyan : Sampadak : N. Dravid & Chorasiya, Vishwavidyalaya
Prakashan, M.P.
39. LkøkeLk S. þkn, MkktÏÞ-Þkuøk – ÞwrLkðŠMkxe økúLÚk rLk{koý çkkuzo, y{ËkðkË.
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(PHI505EA) çkkiØËþoLk
Unit-I çkkiØËþoLkLkku Ãkrh[Þ

 çkwØLkku WÃkËuþ – [kh ykÞo MkíÞku
 «ríkíÞMk{wíÃkkËðkË
 ykÞo yüktøk {køko
 Ãkt[þe÷
 yLkkí{ðkË
 rLkðkoý MktfÕÃkLkk
Unit-II çkkiØËþoLkLke þk¾kyku

 rnLkÞkLk yLku {nkÞkLk
 ði¼kr»kf yLku Mkkiºkktríkf
 {kæÞr{f yLku rð¿kkLkðkË
Unit-III
 Ãkkhr{íkkykuLkku ÏÞk÷
 MkíÞLkku rMkØktík
 MkíkTLke MktfÕÃkLkk
 çkkurÄMkíðLke MktfÕÃkLkk
 Þkuøk¼qr{yku
Unit- IV çkkiØ íkfoþk†

 «íÞûkLkku rMkØktík : ði¼kr»kfku yLku MkkiºkkÂLíkfku ðå[uLkku ¼uË
 «íÞûkLkwt MðYÃk yLku ÔÞkÏÞk : rËÜLkkøk yLku Ä{orfíkeo
 yLkw{kLkLkku rMkØktík
 yÃkkunðkË
Reference Books:
17. Buddhist Logic- T. Scherbatsky Vols. I & II (New Delhi: Motilal Banarasidas,
1994.
18. Budhist Logic and Epistemology Ed by B.K. Matilal and Robert D. Evans (
Holland : D. Reidel publishing compny, 1982.
19. Buddhist logic - Dr. Lata S. Bapat (Bhartiya Vidhya prakashan, 1989)
20. Indian Logic in Early Schools - H.N. Randle (New Delhi: Mushiram
Manhoharlal,1976.
21. The Philosophy of Nyay- Vaisesika and its conflict with the Buddhist
Dinganaga School D.N. Shastri (New Delli: Bhartiya Vidhya prakashan , 1976)
22. The Nyaya Theory of Knowledge - S.C. Chatterjee ( Caltutta : University of
Calcutta Publication 1950)
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23. The Six ways of knowledge - D.M. Datta ( Calcutta : University of Calcutta
Pub. 1972.
24. Traverses on Less trodden path of Indian Philosophy and religion - .- Dr.
Yajneshwar Shastri. - L.D. Institute of Ideology, Ahmedabad .1991
25. Mahayanasutralankara - A study in vijnanvadabuddhism - Y.S. Shastri: (Indian
books center, New Delli 1989 )
26. Gautam Bhuddha : Dr. Radhakrishnan : Anu : Gopal Das.
27. Akalanka’s Criticism of Dharmakirti’s Philosophy : A study.
29. yu{. fu. ¼è, çkkiØËþoLk, ÞwrLkðŠMkxe økúLÚk rLk{koý çkkuzo, y{ËkðkË.
Page 75 of 85
(PHI505EB) ðÕ÷¼k[kÞoLkwt ík¥ð¿kkLk
Unit-I ðÕ÷¼k[kÞoLkwt SðLk yLku MkkrníÞ

 þwØkîiík rMkØktík yLku íkuLkwt {n¥ð
 ðuËkLík ÃkhtÃkhk{kt þwØkîiík rMkØktíkLkwt MÚkkLk
Unit-II çkúñ ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷

 çkúñLkwt MðYÃk
 çkúñ-Mk{ðkÞefkhý
 çkúñLkk økwýku
 yûkhçkúñLkku ÏÞk÷
 yûkhçkúñ yLku ÃkwY»kku¥k{ ðå[uLkku ¼uË
Unit-III Sðkí{k ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷

 Sð-çkúñ ðå[uLkku MktçktÄ
 ðÕ÷¼ðuËkLík yLkwMkkh ‘ík¥ð{rMk’Lkku yÚko
 Sðkí{kLkk «fkhku
 ðÕ÷¼ðuËkLík yLkwMkkh {kuûkLkku ÏÞk÷
Unit-IV søkíkLkwt MðYÃk

 søkíkLkk Mk{ðkÞefkhý íkhefu çkúñ
 ‘fkhý’ ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
 søkík yLku MktMkkh ðå[uLkku ¼uË
 søkík yLku íkuLke Mk¥kk, Wí¢ktrík yLku {kÞkðkËLkku rLk»kuÄ
 ðÕ÷¼ðuËkLíkLke ¼Âõík ÃkhtÃkhk : ¼ÂõíkLke MktfÕÃkLkk, «fkhku yLku Ãkwrü-¼ÂõíkLkwt MðYÃk
Reference Books
8. Shrimad Vallabhacharya Nu Shuddhyadvait Dharma Darshan / Dr. Kokila

Shah, Parshwa Publication, Ahmedabad.
9. Vallabh Vedant / Goswami Shyammanohar / Shri Vallabhacharya Trust,
Kutch.
10. Sharanagati / Sangosthi / Shri Vallabhacharya Trust, Kutch.
11. Mke. ðe. hkð¤, yk[kÞkuoLkwt ík¥ð¿kkLk.
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(PHI506S) Mkur{Lkkh
(PHI 506) rLkçktÄku ({kºk yuõMkxLko÷ rðãkÚkeoyku {kxu)
18. ðiþur»kfkuLkk Mkkík ÃkËkÚkkuo

19. rðrðÄ ðuËkLíke þk¾kyku{kt çkúñ ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
20. ¼khíkeÞ ík¥ð¿kkLk{kt fkhý ytøkuLkku rðrðÄ rMkØktíkku
21. çkwØLkk [kh ykÞoMkíÞku yLku ykÞo yüktøk {køkkuo
22. çkkiØËþoLkLke ¿kkLk{e{ktMkk
23. çkkiØËþoLkLke rðrðÄ þk¾kyku
24. çkkiØËþoLkLkku rLkðkoý ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
25. yüktøkÞkuøk
26. yÚko ytøkuLkku [fkMkýe rMkØktík
27. {kõMkoðkË yLku yLkw{kõMkoðkË
28. ÷kufþkne
29. ðÕ÷¼ðuËkLík{kt ¼Âõík ÃkhtÃkhk
30. Mk{ksðkË
31. ¼økðËTøkeíkk Ãkh WÃkrLk»kË yLku MkktÏÞ-ÞkuøkLke yMkh
32. ¼økðËTøkeíkk{kt yðíkkhðkË
33. ¼økðËTøkeíkkLke Lkerík{e{ktMkk
34. økeíkkLkku ¿kkLkÞkuøk f{oÞkuøk yLku ¼ÂõíkÞkuøkLke MktfÕÃkLkk
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Mkur{Mxh-4
(PHI 507) Mk{fk÷eLk ÃkkùkíÞ ík¥ð¿kkLk-2
Unit-I Ãkqðoðíkeo rðxTøkuLkMxkELk

 íkÚÞ, rð»kÞku, Lkk{ku, rðÄkLkku
 yÚko ytøkuLkku r[ºk rMkØktík
 Mkk{kLÞ ¼k»kk
Unit-II W¥khðíkeo rðxTøkuLkMxkELk

 yÚko yLku íkuLkku WÃkÞkuøk
 ¼k»kkh{ík
 ykËþo ¼k»kkLke Mk{eûkk
 ík¥ð¿kkLkLkwt MðYÃk
Unit-III nwMk÷oLke «rík¼kMk{e{ktMkk

 rð»kÞkr¼{w¾íkk
 {Lkkurð¿kkLkðkË yLku «f]ríkðkËLkwt ¾tzLk
 «rík¼kMk{e{ktMkkLke ÃkØrík
Unit-IV yÂMík¥ððkË
 rffoøkkzo : MkíÞ ðiÞÂõíkf Au.
 rLkíþu : ÞnqËe-r¾úMíke Lkerík{e{ktMkkLke Mk{eûkk, Mk¥kkLke EåAk.
 nuzuøkh : yrÄf]íkíkk yLku yLkrÄf]íkíkk, yrÄf]ík yÂMík¥ð, søkík{kt nkuðkÃkýwt, zkÍkELk
 Mkkºko : yÂMík¥ð MkíðLke Ãkqðuo Au, {kLkðMðkíktºÞ
Reference Books
11. Existentialism, Thomas R. Flynn
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(PHI508) fuLxLkwt ík¥ð¿kkLk
Unit-I
 fuLxLkk ®[íkLkLke ÃkùkËT ¼qr{fk
 fuLx yLku ÞwhkuÃkLke Lkðòøk]rík
 fuLxLke Mk{MÞk
 fkuÃkhrLkfkuLkeÞLk ¢ktrík
 Mkt&÷u»kf yLku rð&÷u»kf rLkýoÞku
 Mkt&÷u»kf yLkw¼ð-rLkhÃkuûk rLkýoÞkuLke þõÞíkk
Unit-II
 {q¤økk{e MktðuËLk{e{ktMkk
 MÚk¤ yLku fk¤Lkwt íkkÂ¥ðf yLku {q¤økk{e rLkYÃký
 MÚk¤ yLku fk¤Lkk yLkw¼ð-rLkhÃkuûk YÃkkuLke Mk{eûkk
Unit-III
 {q¤økk{e íkfoþk† ytøku fuLxLkk rð[khku
 rð[khYÃkkuLkwt íkkÂ¥ðf yLku {q¤økk{e «k{kÛÞ
 fuLx yLku fkÞofkhý
 fuLxLkku y¿kuÞðkË-«rík¼kMk yLku «rík¼kMkkíkeík
Unit- IV
 þwØ íkfoLkk íkfko¼kMkku
 þwØ íkfoLkk yktíkhrðhkuÄku
Reference Books:
9. Kant : Critique of pure reason. (Tr.) Paul Gyer.

10. Kant : Prolegomena to any future metaphysics.
11. Paul Gyer (Ed.) : Cambridge Companion to Kant.
12. Smith N.K. : A commentary to Kant’s critique of pure reason.
13. Paton H.J. : Kant’s metaphysics of exercise.
14. Baxi M.V. : Kant nu Tattvajnana. II Edition.
16. S¢|¢¢Á¢è¼ ç}¢Ÿ¢, ÜU¢æÅ ÜU¢ Îà¢üÝ, ©œ¢Ú ÐíÎïà¢ çã‹Îè S¢æS‰¢¢Ý, H¶Ý©.
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(PHI509) LkÔÞLÞkÞ ËþoLk
Unit-I
 LkÔÞ-LÞkÞLke Ãkqðo¼qr{fk
 r{rÚk÷k þk¾k
 LkrËÞk (LkðrîÃk) þk¾k
 íkktòuh þk¾k
Unit-II
 [kh «fkhLkk MktçktÄku
 ð]r¥k rLkÞk{f MktçktÄ yLku ð]r¥k-yrLkÞk{f MktçktÄ
 ÔÞkÃÞð]r¥k yLku yÔÞkÃÞð]r¥k
 Mkkûkkík yLku ÃkhtÃkhk MktçktÄ
 {wÏÞ yLku økkiý MktçktÄ
Unit-III
 ÔÞkróLkwt MðYÃk
 ÔÞkróLke rðrðÄ ÔÞkÏÞkyku
Unit-IV
 y¼kð yLku Mðíktºk ÃkËkÚko Au ? – LÞkÞMkqºk, Wãkuífh, ðk[MÃkrík
 ¼kMkðo¿k yLku rþðkrËíÞ
 «þMíkÃkkË, {e{ktMkk yLku çkkiØ
Reference Books :
1. Navya Nyay Pravesh / Dr. Laxmesh Joshi / University Granth Nirman Board.
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(PHI510EA) ÃkÞkoðhýLkwt ík¥ð¿kkLk
Unit-I ÃkÞkoðhý íkÚkk íkuLke Mk{MÞkLkku Ãkrh[Þ

 ðirïf ÃkÞkoðhýeÞ Mk{MÞkLkku Ãkrh[Þ
 ÃkÞkoðhý : ÔÞkÏÞk, ½xfku yLku yktíkhMktçktÄku
 {kLkð, ÃkÞkoðhý yLku xufLkku÷kuS
 ÃkÞkoðhýeÞ yð{q÷Lk
 ÃkÞkoðhýeÞ ík¥ð¿kkLk
Unit-II íkkÂ¥ðf árüyu {kLkð yLku «f]rík ðå[uLkku MktçktÄ

 fYýk
 ykÿoíkk
 {kðsík
Unit-III Lkiríkf {wÆk íkhefu ðkíkkðhýLkwt ÃkrhðíkoLk

 WíMksoLkLke Mk{MÞk
 ¼rð»ÞLke ÃkuZe «íÞuLke sðkçkËkhe
 EfkurMkMx{Lke ò¤ðýe
Unit-IV ¼khíkeÞ ÃkÞkoðhýeÞ árü®çkËw

 ®nËw
 çkkiØ
 siLk
Reference Books :
5. Simon P. James : Environmental Philosophy – An Introduction. Policty – 2015

6. Ecological Perspectives in Buddhism : Editor - K.C. Pandey - Readworthy
publications Pvt. Ltd (2008)
7. Hinduism and Ecology - Edited by - Christopher Key Chappie and Mary
Evelyn Tucker: Cambridge ( 2000)
8. Philosophy, Culture and Tradition : Hindu, Banddhu and Jain.
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(PHI510EB) Mkk{krsf-hksfeÞ ík¥ð¿kkLk-2
Unit-I çknwMktMf]ríkfðkË
 {kLkðíkkðkË
 rçkLkMkkt«ËkrÞfíkk
Unit-II Mkk{krsf ¼uË¼kð

 ®÷øk ykÄkrhík - †e ¼úqý níÞk, s{eLk yLku r{ÕfíkLkk yrÄfkhku, MkþÂõíkfhý
 òrík (Cast) ykÄkrhík : økktÄe yLku yktçkuzfh
Unit-III økwLkku yLku Mkò

 ¼úük[kh
 Mkk{qrnf ®nMkk
 òrík-Mktnkh
 VktMkeLke Mkò
Unit-IV Mkk{kLÞ rðfkMk yLku Mkk{krsf rðfkMk
Reference Books:

16. The Oxford Companion to Politics in India, Niraja Gopal Jayal and Pratap
Bhanu Mehta
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(PHI511) Mkur{Lkkh
(PHI511) rLkçktÄku ({kºk yuõMkxLko÷ rðãkÚkeoyku {kxu)
18. rðxTøkuLMxkELkLkku yÚko ytøkuLkku r[ºk-rMkØktík

19. rðxTøkuLMxkELkLkku ‘¼k»kk-h{ík’ rMkØktík
20. nwMk÷oLkwt «rík¼kMkþk†
21. fuLxLkk ‘r¢rxf ykuV ÃÞkuh rhÍLk’Lke {wÏÞ Mk{MÞk
22. fuLxLke ‘fkuÃkhrLkfLkeÞLk ¢ktrík’
23. fuLxu ykÃku÷ çkkh ©uýeyku
24. þwØ íkfoLkk íkfko¼kMkku yLku yktíkhrðhkuÄku
25. fuLx yLku fkhýíkk
26. LkÔÞ-LÞkÞLke Ãkqðo¼qr{fk
27. rnLËwðkË{kt ÃkÞkoðhýeÞ árüfkuý
28. çkkiØðkË yLku siLkðkË{kt ÃkÞkoðhýeÞ árüfkuý
29. çknwMkktMf]ríkfðkË
30. {kLkðíkkðkË
31. rçkLkMkkt«ËkrÞfíkk
32. Mkk{qrnf ®nMkk yLku òrík-Mktnkh
33. Lkiríkf {wÆk íkhefu ðkíkkðhýLkwt ÃkrhðíkoLk
34. MkkºkuoLkku {kLkð-MðkíktºÞLkku ÏÞk÷
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(PHI512) «kusuõx
 ÷½wrLkçktÄ (rzÍxuoþLk)Lkk MðYÃku, ík¥ð¿kkLkLkk fkuE rð»kÞ Ãkh, ík¥ð¿kkLkLkk yæÞkÃkfLkk

{køkoËþoLk Lke[u «kusuõx fhðku.
(PHI512) MkkºkuoLkwt ík¥ð¿kkLk ({kºk yuõMkxLko÷ rðãkÚkeoyku {kxu)
Unit-I nwMk÷o, nuzuøkh yLku Mkkºkuo

 nwMk÷oLkwt «rík¼kMkþk†
 nuzuøkhLkku MkíkT ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
 nuzuøkh yLku nwMk÷o
 nwMk÷o yLku Mkkºko
 nuzuøkh yLku Mkkºko
Unit-II MkkºkoLke Mk]rü{e{ktMkk

 ðMíkwMðYÃk MkíkT
[uíkLkMðYÃk MkíkT
 MkkºkoLkku fk¤ ytøkuLkku ÏÞk÷
 Ãkh {kxuLkk MkíkTLke Mk{MÞk
Unit-III ‘LkkuþeÞk’, ‘yMktøkíkíkk’, ‘®[íkk’, ‘{]íÞw’

 ‘LkkuþeÞk’
 ‘LkkuþeÞk’Lkwt íkkÂ¥ðf {n¥ð
 yMktøkíkíkk
 ®[íkk
 {]íÞw
Unit-IV {kLkð-MðkíktºÞ
 MðkíktºÞLkku yÚko
 {kLkð-MðkíktºÞLkk yðhkuÄku
 ykí{ðt[Lkk
 MkkºkoLke Lkerík{e{ktMkk
Reference Books :
9. Bhadra Mrinal Kanti : A Critical Survey of Phenomenology and Existent. Applied

Publisher, 1990.
10. Moran Dermot : Introduction to Phenomenology, Routledge, 2000.
11. Pattison George : The Later Heideggr, Routledge, 2000.
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12. Shukla J.J. : Martin Heidegger nu tattvacintan, Granthanirmana Board, 1978.
13. Baxi Madhusudan V. : Sartrenun Tattvajnana, University Granth Nirman Borad,
Ahmedabad, Second Edition : 1999.
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(Design and Structure of various courses of Semester based Credit system)

With Effect Course

PHI401 Indian logic & Epistemology-I 3 1 - 4 4

Objectives: This course aims at introducing the distinctive features of Indian

Unit-I Definition of Knowledge

Unit-III Nyaya definition of Inference

Unit-IV Testimony or Sabda :

Unit-I Some important concepts of Indian ethics

Unit-III Jaina Ethics

Unit-IV Buddhist Ethics

 To master various techniques involved in Propositional Logic,

1. Kahane : Logic and philosophy, (California wardsworth publications, 1969)

1. V.S. Narvane, Modern Indian Thoughts (Asia Publishing House)

Objectives: Jainism has made substantial contribution to Indian philosophy and

Unit- IV Jain Theory of Knowledge

Objectives: The course aims at introducing, in depth, the fundamental metaphysical

Unit-I Pre- Shankara Advaita Vedanta

Unit-II Shankara’s Advaita

Unit-IV Refutation by Shankar and Post Shankar Advait Vedanta

1. P.N. srinivasachari - Philosophy of Visistadvaita - Adyar, Madras.

(PHI 406) Short Essay (for External Students Only)

Objective: This course aims at introducing the distinctive features of Indian

Unit-II Sources of Knowledge (Other than perception, inference,

Unit-III Concept of Abhava

Unit-I Kant's ethical theory

Unit- II Moore’s Approach to Ethics

Unit- III Ethical Theory of Ross & A.J. Ayer

Unit- IV Ethical Theory of Stevenson

1. Marry Warnock : Ethics since 1900.

Advanced symbolic logic

Unit-I Quantification theory

Unit- II (A) The Logic of Relation

(B) Introduction to set theory

Unit-III Venn Diagram and Testing the Syllogism

Unit- IV Axiom System

1. Kahane : Logic and philosophy , (Californiya wardsworth publications ,1669)

1. V.S. Narvane, Modern Indian Thoughts (Asia Publishing House)

Objectives: This paper aims to give:

Unit-I Indian view about Aesthetics

Unit- II Theory of Rasa

Unit- III Schools of Indian Aesthetics

Unit- IV Theory of Art in Western Aesthetics

Unit-I Nyaya Theory of Truth

Unit-II Mimamsaka & Buddhist Theory of Truth

Unit-III Nyay & Mimamsaka’s Theory of Error

Unit-IV Buddhist & Jaina’s Theory of Error

Objectives : This paper aims to introduce:

1. Students Philosophy of Religion W.K. Wright.

(PHI 412) Short Essay (for External Students Only)

Unit- IV Theories of Causation :

1. Vadalankara Jaidev : Bhartiya Darshan ( Hindi), New Bhartiya Books Corporation

Unit-I Neo – Hegelian Idealism

 The root idea of Neo – Hegelianism

Unit-III British Analytical Philosophy

 G. E. Moore – Perception of Physical Objects and Sense Data, Refutation

 Verification Theory of Meaning

Unit-II Forms of Government

Unit-III Social and Political ideals