Encl. Item No.8
Academic Council-27.8.08
SHIVAJI UNIVERSITY
KOLHAPUR
Revised Syllabus for
Bachelor of Arts
Part III
Subject: - Philosophy
Syllabus to be implemented from June 2009 onwards.
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Orddinance and Regulations
(As applicable to degree / progeramme )
B]
Shivaji University, Kolhapur
Revised Syllabus for
Bachelor of Arts
1. TITLE:- Subject – Philosophy special under the Faculty of social science
A]
2. Year of Implementation: - Revised syllabus will be implemented From Jane .
2009 on wards.
3. General Objectives Of The Course / Papers:1. To make acquainted with Indian and Western Philosophy
2. To impart value education
3. To Explain the major teaching of Indian and Western Thinkers
4. To discuss the major problems of Philosophy
5. Explain the importance of Indian systems of Philosophy
4. DURATION :● The course shall be a full time course
● The duration of course shall be of Three years.
5. PATTERN:● Pattern of Examination will be Annual.
6. MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION:- English / Marathi
The medium of instruction shall be in English or Marathi. (as applicable to
the course/ programme concerned.)
7. STRUCTURE OF COURSE:THIRD YEAR ---- (NO OF PAPERS – Five)
Sr.No Subjects
Marks
1.
Philosophy Paper- IV. Systems of Indian Philosophy
100
2.
Philosophy Paper-V.
Western Philosophy (Modern 100
and Recent)
3.
Philosophy Paper-VI (a). Traditional Logic and Scientific 100
Method
or
VI. (b). Symbolie Logic
100
4.
Philosophy Paper-VII(a) Philosophy of Religion
or
VII(b) Philosophy of Saints
100
5.
Philosophy Paper-VIII(a) Contemporary Philosophy
(Indian & Western)
Or
VIII(b) Philosophy of Education
2
8.UINIT AND NO. OF LECTURES :UNIT
No. of Lectures
1
(No. of Lectures -15)
2
(No. of Lectures -15)
3
(No. of Lectures -15)
4
(No. of Lectures -15)
5
(No. of Lectures -15)
6
(No. of Lectures -15)
7
(No. of Lectures -15)
8
(No. of Lectures -15)
9. STANDARD OF PASSING:As Prescribed under rules & regulation for each degree/programme.
10. RECOMMENDED READING :a)Basic Reading
b)Additional Reading
c)References - The list of Books is mentioned at the end of the syllabus
11. EQUIVALENCE IN ACCORDANCE WITH TITLES AND CONTENTS
OF PAPERS – (FOR REVISED SYLLABUS)
Sr.No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Sr.No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Title of Old Paper
Philosophy Paper- IV. Systems of Indian Philosophy
Philosophy Paper-V. Western Philosophy (Modern and Recent)
Philosophy Paper-VI (a). Traditional Logic and Scientific Method
or
VI. (b). Symbolie Logic
Philosophy Paper-VII(a) Philosophy of Religion
or
VII(b) Philosophy of Saints
Philosophy Paper-VIII(a) Contemporary Philosophy
(Indian & Western)
Or
VIII(b) Education in Human Values
Titel Of New Paper
Philosophy Paper- IV. Systems of Indian Philosophy
Philosophy Paper-V. Western Philosophy (Modern
Recent)
Philosophy Paper-VI (a). Traditional Logic and Scientific Method
or
VI. (b). Symbolie Logic
Philosophy Paper-VII(a) Philosophy of Religion
or
VII(b) Philosophy of Saints
Philosophy Paper-VIII(a) Contemporary Philosophy
(Indian & Western)
Or
VIII(b) Philosophy of Education
and
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NOTE :The syllabus of the above mentioned five papers is as following
Shivaji University, Kolhapur
Revised Syllabus of B.A.Part-III (Philosophy)
(Implemented form June,2009)
Paper IV: - Systems of Indian Philosophy
(Note: - The heterodox systems (Carvaka, Jainism & Buddhism) and Advaita
Vedanta being included in B.A Part –I Philosophy course, are not included in
this course.
Section – I
1. Vedic and Upanisadic Philosophy:A) Vedic deities – Polytheism and Monotheism
B) Upanisadic conceptions of at man and Brahman
2. Bhagavadgita:A) Jhanayoga and Karmayoga
B) Dhyanayoga and Bhaktiyoga
C) The concept of Ideal Person
3. Samkhya:A) The nature of Prakriti and Purusa ]
B) Evolution of Prakriti
C) Theory of Causstion (Satkarayada)
4.Yoga:A) Yoga Philosophy – Astaangayoga
B) Types of Samadhi
C) Nature and Place of God in Yoga Philosophy.
Section-II
5. Vaisesika:A) Nature of Vaisesika Philosophy
B) Classification of Padarthas (Seven Categories)
C) Theory of Atomism
6. Nyaya:A) The Nature and Kinds of Pramanas
B) Nature and kinds of Pratyaksa and anuman
C) Hetvabhasa
7. Visistadvaita of Ramanuj:A) Cit, Acit and Isvara
B) The meaning of “Tattvamasi”
C) Criticism of Kevaladvaita
8. Dvaita and Maddhava:A) Five kinds of Bheda
B) Reality of world
C) Nature of Moksha
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popr naM. 4
BaartIya t<va&anaatIla dSanao
dSa-nao
ivaBaaga pihlaa
1. vaOidk va ]pinaYaiQak t<va&ana
t<va&ana :A. vaOidk dovata-ekoSvarvaad, AnaokoSvarvaad
ba. ]pinaYaQaatIla Aa<mana va ba``hma\na saMklpnaa
2. Bagavad\
gaIta :Bagavad\gaIta
A. &anayaaoga AaiNa kma-yaaoga
ba. Qyaanayaaoga AaiNa Bai@tyaaoga
k. AadSa- pu$YaacaI saMklpnaa
3. saaMrNya :A. p`kRtI va pu$Yaacao sva$p
ba. P`akRtI ]<ËMatI
k. sa<kaya-vaad
4. yaaoga :A. yaaoga t<va&ana-AYTMagayaaoga
ba. samaaQaIcao p`kar
k. yaaoga dSa-naatIla [-Svaracao sva$p va sqaana
ivaBaaga dusara
5. vaOSaoiYak :A. vaOSaoiYak t<va&anaacao sva$p
ba. saat pdaqak. prmaaNauvaadacaa isaQdaMt
6. nyaaya :A. p`maaNaacao sva$p va p`kar
ba. p`<yaxa AaiNa Anaumaanaacao p`kar
k. ho<vaaBaasa
7. ivaiSaYTavdOt (ramaanau
ramaanauja)
a :A. icat\, Aicat AaiNa [-Svar
ba. ‘ tt<vamaaisa’ caa Aqak. kovaLavdOt vaadacaI iToka
8. vdOt (maaQavaacaaya
maaQavaacaayamaaQavaacaaya- ) :A. Baodacao paca p`kar
ba. jagaacao sat\ sva$p
k. maaoxaacao sva$p.
Books for Readings:1. EaI. h. idixat :BaartIya t<va&ana
2. ga.naa.jaaoSaI
:BaartIya t<va&anaacaa baRhd [ithasa
3. Baa. ga .kaotkr
:BaartIya t<va&anaacaI $proYaa
4. pI. DI. caaOQarI :BaartIya t<va&anaacaa [ithasa
Books for Readings:1. Dr. S. Radhakrishnan: - Indian Philosophy Vol. I & II
2. Chartterji and Dutta :- Introduction to Indian Philosophy
3. Hiriyanna :- Outlines of Indian Philosophy.
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Paper No – V.
Western Philosophy (Modern and Recent)
Section-I
1. Spinoza:A) Theory of Knowledge
B) Doctrine of substance, Attributes and modes
C) Concept of God – Pantheism
2. Leibnitz:A) Theory of monads
B) Dectorine of Pre-established harmony
C) Arguments for the existence of God.
3. Hume:A) Objects of Human Knowledge
B) Theory of causation
C) Scepticism
4. Kant:A) Critical Philosophy
B) A priori synthetic Propositions
C) Forms of perception and categories of understanding
Section-II
5. Idealism:A) T.H. Green’s Idealism
B) F.H .Bradley’s Absolute Idealism-Appearance and Reality
6. Materialism:A) Marxism:- Historical Materialism
B) Marxism: - Dialectical Materialism.
7. Pragmatism:A) Willian James’s-Radical empiricism.
B) The Pragmatic theory of truth (Willian James)
8. Realism:A) Sense data
B) Existence of external world
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popr 5 paScaa<ya t<va&ana
( AaQauinak va Avaaicana )
Avaa-icana
ivaBaaga pihlaa
1. ispnaaoJaa :A) &ana isaQdat
ba) d``vya,,, gauNa AaiNa ivakar isawat
k) [-SvaracaI saMklpnaa – savao-Svarvaad
2. laayaibnaja :A) icad\NaU isaQdMat
ba) PaUva- p`staipt suasaMvaadacaa isaQdMat
k) [-Svaracyaa Aist%vaa ivaYayaIcao yau@tIvaad
3.*yaUma:a
A) maanavaI &anaacao GaTk
ba) karNata isaQdMat
k) saMdohvaad ( saMSayavaad )
4.kaM
4.kaMT :A. icaik<sak t<va&ana
ba. AnauBavapUva- saMSlaoYak ivaQaanao
k. saMvaodnaacao Aakar AaiNa Aaklanaacao vagaivaBaaga dusara
5.icad
vaad
5.icad\
icad\vaad:vaad
A. TI.eca.ga`Inacaa icad\vaad
ba. ef.eca.ba``^Dlaocaa ina$paiQak icad\vaad, AaBaasa AaiNa sa<ya
6. jaD,vaad:aad
A. maak-sa\vaad-eO<yaahaisak jaD,vaad
ba. vdMvda<mak jaDvaad
7. kayavaad
kaya-vaad:vaad
A. ivalyama jaomsacaa AnauBavavaad
ba. sa<ya ivaYayak kaya-vaadI ]pp<tI ivalyama jaomsa\
8. vaastvavaad:vaastvavaad:
A. vaodna d<t ]pp<tI
ba. baahya jagaacao Aist<va
Books for Reading:1. id.ya.doSapaMDo :- Avaa-caIna paScaa<ya t<va&ana Baaga 1 va 3
2. ga. naa.jaaoSaI :- paScaa<ya t<va&anaacaa [ithasa KMD 2 va 3
3. W.K. Wright: - A History of modern philosophy.
4. D.M. Datta: - Chief currents of contemporary.
5. John Passmore: - Hundred years of Philosophy.
Books for Reference:1. do. d. vaaDokr :- marazI t<va&ana mahakaosa KMD 1 va 2
2. G. I. Warnock
: - English Philosophy since 1900
3. D. I. O. Connoz
: - A critical History of Western Philosophy.
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Paper No- VI (a)
Traditional Logic and Scientific Method
Section-I
1. Nature of Logic:A) Definition and Nature of Logic
B) Deductive and Inductive Inference
C) Proposition, Sentence and Terms
2. Classification of Propositions:A) Categorical Propositions
B) Conditional Propositions
C) Distribution of Terms in A, E, I, O Propositions
3. Immediate Inference:A) Opposition of Proposition
B) Education: - Conversion and Obversion
4. Mediate Inference:A) Categorical Syllogism
B) Mixed Hypothetical Syllagism
Section-II
5. Scientific Method:A) Nature of Scientific Method
B) Stages of Scientific Method
6. Hypothesis:A) Definition and Nature of Hypothesis
B) Conditions of Valid Hypothesis
C) Verification and Proof of Hypothesis
7. Laws of Nature and Explanation:A) Meaning and Types of Laws
B) Kinds of Laws of nature
C) Scientific Explanation-Kinds of Scientific Explanation
8. Fallacies:A) Formal Fallacies
B) Verbal Fallacies
C) Non – Verbal Fallacies
1. K.T. Basantani: - Introduction to Logic
2. Cohen and Nagel: - Introduction to Logic and Scientific Method.
3. Gupta S. P.:- Logic and Scientific Method
4. Hirawe, Pitake &:- Scientific Method
Dr. (Smt.) Patankar (Shivaji University Publication)
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popr
pr naM 6 A
parMpairk tkSaas~ AaiNa vaO&ainak pQdtI
tk-Saas~
ivaBaaga pihlaa
1. tkSaas~acao sva$p:tk-Saas~acao
sva$p
A. tk-Saas~acaI vyaa#yaa va sva$p
ba. inagaamaI AaiNa ivagaamaI Anaumaana
k. ivaQaana, ,vaadya va pdo
2. ivaQaanaaMcao vaigakrNa
vaiga-krNa:krNa
A. ina$paiQak ivaQaanao
ba. saaopaiQak ivaQaanao
k. A,E.I.O ivaQaanaaMtIla pdaMcaI vyaaPtI
3. Avyavaiht Anaumaana:aana
A. ivaQaana p`ityaaogaI Anaumaanao
ba. ]<kYa-Na pirvat-na AaiNa p`itvat-na
4. vyavaiht Anaumaana:aana
A. sarla saMivaQaana
ba. imaEaAnaulaMba saMivaQaana
ivaBaaga dusara
5. vaO&ainak pQdtI:pQdtI
A. vaO&ainak pQdtIcao sva$p
ba. vaO&ainak pQdtIcyaa Avasqaa
6. AByaupgama ( isaQdaMtklpnaa ) :A. AByaupgamaacaI vyaa#yaa AaiNa sva$p
ba. yaukt AByaupgamaacyaa ATI
k. AByaugamaacaI p`icatI va isaQdta
7. inasagaacao inayama
inasagaa-cao
inayama va ]ppadna ( spiYTkrNa ) :A. inayamaacaa Aqa- va p`kar
ba. inasagaa-cyaa inayamaacao p`kar
k. vaO&ainak ]ppadna-vaO&ainak ]ppadnaacao p`kar
8. tktk- daoYa :A. Aakairk tk-daoYa
ba. Saaibdk tk-daoYa
k. A-Saaibdk tk-daoYa
Books for Reading:1. EaIinavaasa hrI idixat
:tk-Saas~
2. hulyaaLkr ,kaLo, kavaLo :- saugama, tk-Saas~ AaiNa vaO&inak pQdtI
3. naaMgaro, vaaGamaaoDo ihrvao
:- parMpirk tk-Saas~, (iSavaajaI ivaVapIz
p`kaXana)
Books for Reference:1. p`a . maukuMd kdma :- saulaBa tk-Saas~
2. Da^ .ja .ra. damaaoLo :- vaO&inak pQdtI
3. naaMgaro ipTko frtaro:- vaO&inak pQdtI
vaaGamaaoDo va ihrvao
(iSavaajaI ivaVapIz p`kaXana)
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Paper No- VI (b)
Symbolic Logic
Section-I
(Propositional Logic)
1.Nature of Logic:A) Definition, Logic as a formal science of inference
B) Deductive and inductive inference
C) Categorical Propositions
2. Symbolization of Propositions and Basic Truth-tables:A) Simple and Compound Propositions
B) Symbolization of Propositions Propositional variables,
Propositional constants and Propositional connectives.
C) Basic Truth-tables of Negation, Conjunction, Disjunction
.
Implication and Equivalence.
3. Decision Procedure for Testing the Statement forms:A) Truth-table Method
B) Shorter Truth-table Method
4. Formal Proof:A) Rules of inference and Rules of Replacement
B) Method of Direct Proof, Conditional Proof and Indirect Proof.
C) Proofs of Tautologies by conditional Proof and Indirect Proof.
Section-II
(Predicate Logic)
5. Quantificational Logic:A) Quantification-Definition, kinds of quantification
B) Singular and General Propositions, Universal and
Existential Propositions.
C) Individual variables and Individual constants.
6. Rules of Quantification (Preliminary Version):A) Rules of Quantification
1. U.I.
2. U.G.
3. E.I.
4. E.G
B) Formal Proof of Argument involving Quantified .Propositions.
7. Multiply General Propositions and Revised rules of Quantification:A) Singly General and Multiply General Propositions.
B) Free and Bound variables, symbolising multiply General
.
Propositions.
C) Revised Rules of Quantification, Proofs of arguments involving
.
multiply General Propositions.
8. The Rule of Quantifier Negation and Logical Truths:A) Rule of Quantifier Negation
B) Demonstration of Logical Truths involving Quantifiers
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
popr 6 (ba
ba )
AaQauinak (icanhaM
icanhaMikt )tk
tkSaas~
tk-Saas~
ivaBaaga - 1
ivaQaanaIya tkSaas~
tk-Saas~
tkSaas~acao sva$p :tk-Saas~acao
A. vyaa#yaa.tk-Saas~ - Anaumaanaacao ek Aakairk Saas~
ba. inagaamaI va ivagaamaI Anaumaana
k. ina$paiQak ivaQaanao
ivaQaanaaMcao icanhaMkna AaiNa maulaBaUt sa<yata kaoYTko :A. saaQaI AaiNa saMyau@t ivaQaanao
ba. ivaQaanaaMcao icanhaMkna –ivaQaanaIya caro, , ivaQaanaIya Acaro AaiNa
ivaQaanaIya saMyaaojako
k. inaYaoQana, saMQaI, vaOkilpk , saaopaiQak va samamaUlya ivaQaanaaMcaI
maUlaBaUt sa<yata kaoYTko
ivaQaanabaMQaaMcaI sa<yaasa<yata tpasaNyaasaazI inaNaya p`iËyaa :inaNa-ya
A. sa<yata saairNaI pQdt
ba. laGau sa<yata kaoYTk pQdtI
Aakairk
Aakairk isaQdta :A. Anaumaanaacao inayama va pyaa-yaNaacao inayama
ba. P`a<yaxa isaQdta pQdt,saaopaiQak isaQdta pQdt va Ap`<yaxa
isaQdta pQdt
k. sava-dasa<ya ivaQaanaaMcaI saaopaiQak va Ap`<yaxa pQdtInao isaQdta
ivaBaaga – 2
( ivaQaoya tkSaas~ )
tk-Saas~
Saa
saM#yaapnaIya tkSaas~ :tk-Saas~
A.saM#yaapna : vyaa#yaa, saM#yaapnaacao p`kar
ba.ekvaacaI AaiNa saamaanyaacaI ivaQaanao vaOiSvak va Aist<vavaacaI
ivaQaanao
k.vya@tI caro va vya@tI Acaro
saaMi#yakrNaacao inayama :A. 1.U.I., 2.U.G
3.E.I.
4. E.G
ba. saMi#yakRt ivaQaanaanaIyau@t yaui@tvaadaMcaI Aakairk isaQdta
bahusaamaanyavaacaI ivaQaanao AaiNa saaMi#yakrNaacao sauQaairt inayama :A. ek saamaanyavaacaI AaiNa bahusaamaanyavaacaI ivaQaanao
ba. mau@t va baQd caro, bahusaamaanyavaacaI ivaQaanaaMcaI icaMnhaMknao
k. saMi#yakrNaacao sauQaairt inayama, bahusaamaanyavaacaI ivaQaanaaMnaIyau@t
yaui@tvaadaMcaI isaQdta
saM#yaapk inaYaoQaacaa inayama va taiktaik-k sa<yaaMcaI isaQdta
A. saM#yaapk inaYaoQaacaa inayama
ba. saMi#yakRt taik-k ivaQaanaaMcaI isaQdta
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Books for Study:1. Copi I.M. Symbolic Logic V Edn. Macmillan Publishing Co. London, New
York.
2. Rich Elaine, Knight Kevin, Artificial Intelligence 2nd ed. Tata MC Graw
Hill, 1995
3. Da^. sau iSa. baarilaMgao, Da^.maao. p`. marazo :- tkroKa Baaga 1 va 2
4. P`aa.mao. pu rogao , Aakairk tk-Saas~, ka^iTnaoTla p`kaSana , puNao
(prIxaocyaa dRYTInao yaa pustkatIla dovanaagarImaQaIla p`itkaMcao ]da. k, , K . ga.
yaaMcao $paMtr raomana p`itkaMmaQyao mhNajaoca P,Q,R maQyao kolao jaatIla.)
5. Da^. baI.Aar. jaaoSaI. P`aa.esa.vhI.kulakNaIp`a.[.Aar.mazvaalao. ‘tk-ivaQaa ‘Baaga 1 va 2
Books for Reference:1. p`a.id.ya.doSapaMDo
:saaMkoitk tk-Saas~
2. p`a.vhI.vhI.Akaolakr
:tk-dIipka
3. Korde and Sawant
:- Elements of Logic
4. K.B Nangare. Dr.P.B.Chougule, R.V.Pharatare :- Modern Logic
:- (Shivaji University Publication)
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Paper No.-VII (a)
Philosophy of Religion
Section-I
1. Nature of Philosophy of Religion:A) Definition, Nature and Scope of Philosophy of Religion
B) Relation of Philosophy of Religion to religion.
C) Relation of Philosophy of Religion to theology and Philosophy.
2. Nature of Religion:A) Definition and meaning of religion.
B) Types of Religion- Tribal, national and universal religion.
3. Theories of Religion:A) Cognitive, emotive and volitional
B) Jnana Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Karmayoga
4. Aspects of Religion:A) Morality and Science
B) Prayer and Worship
Section-II
5. Philosophical Thoughts of:A) Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism
B) Islam and Christianity
6. God, Nature and Man:A) Attributes of God
B) Problem of Creation
C) God and Man
7. Existence of God:A) Proofs for the existence of God-Indian views
B) Proofs for the existence of God-Western Views
8. Immortality of Soul:A) The meaning and possibility Immortality.
B) Concepts of Immortality Survival,Reincarnation,
.
Transmigration
C) Dectorine of Karma
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Paopr naM. 7 (A
A)
Qamaacao t<va&ana
Qamaa-cao
ivaBaaga pihlaa
1. Qamaa
Qamaa--cyaa
cyaa t<va&anaacao sva$p:sva$p
A. vyaa#yaa sva$p AaiNa vyaaPtI
ba. Qamaa-cao t<va&ana AaiNa Qama- yaatIla saMbaMQa
k. Qamaa-cao t<va&ana AaiNa [-SvarSaas~ va t<va&ana yaatIla saMbaMQa
2.Qamaacao sva$Pa :2.Qamaa-cao
A. Qamaa-caI vyaa#yaa AaiNa Aqaba. Qamaa-cao p`kar - TaoLI Qama-, raYT/Iya Qama- AaiNa ivaSvaQama3. Qamaacao isaMQdat :Qamaa-cao
A. baaoQaa<mak, Baavanaa<mak, eoicCk
ba. &anayaaoga, Ba@tIyaaoga, kma-yaaoga
4. Qamaacao dRYTIkaona :Qamaa-cao
A. naIitma<ta AaiNa iva&ana
ba. p`aqa-naa AaiNa ]pasanaa
ivaBaaga dusara
5. t<va&ana ivaYayak ivacaar :A. ihndU<vavaad, baaOQdmat, jaOnamat
ba. [slaama AaiNaiK`Scana
6. [Svar imasaga[-Svar,
Svar
imasaga- AaiNa maanava :A. [-SvaracaI samasyaa
ba. inaima-tIcaI samasyaa
k. [-Svar AaiNa maanava
7. [Svaracao Aist<va:[-Svaracao
Aist<va
A. [-Svaracyaa Aist<vaaivaYayaIcao yau@tI vaad - BaartIya mat
ba. [-Svaracyaa Aist<vaaivaYayaIcao yaui@tvaad - paiScamaa<ya mat
8. Aa<myaacao Amar<va :A. Amar<vaacaa Aqa- AaiNa Sa@yata
ba. Amar<vaacyaa saMklpnaa jaIvaMt rahNao, pUnaja-nma Avatar
k. kma- isaQdaMt.
Books for Reading and Reference:1. jaaoSaI ja. vaa. Qamaa-cao t<va&ana (ka^inTnaoTla p`kaSana, puNao)
2. tk-tIqa- laxmaNaSaas~I jaaoSaI sava-Qama- samaIxaa p`a& pazSaalaa vaa[3. tk-tIqa- laxmaNaSaas~I jaaoSaI ihMdU Qama- prIxaa p`a& pazSaalaa vaa[4. EaImatI isaMQau DaMgao baaOQd Qama- va t<va&ana
5. EaImatI isaMQau DaMgao baaOQd Qama- va t<va&ana
6. Edwards D.M – Philosophy of Religion
(Hodder and Stoughton)
7. Lewis H.D – Philosophy of Religion (Tata yourself Series)
8. Hicks – Philosophy of Religion
9. John E. Smith- Philosophy of Religion (Macmillan of Co.) 1969
10. Brian Davies – Introduction to Philosophy of Religion OUP 1982.
.
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Paper NO.-VII (b)
Philosophy of Saints
Section-I
1. Basaveshwar:A) Views on- Bhakti and god
B) Doctrine of Kayak: - views on Pravatti and Nivatti
C) Views on – Equility of cast and gender.
2 Kabir:A) View on nature of ultimate Reality
B) Concept of Guru, Distinction between sadguru and dharmguru.
C) Criticism of traditional religion.
3. Nanak:A) Nature of principles pf Sikhism
B) Concepts of Hukum and Bhay
C) Concept of Bhakti and Sahaj
4. Meerabai:A) Concept of Prembhakti-Social and Spizitual dimension
B) Spiritual development of meerabai, individual and social
dimension
Section-II
5. Dnyaneshwar:A) Philosophical basis Varkari Pantha.
B) Reconcilation of Dnyanyoga, Bhaktiyoga and Karmyoga.
C) Significance of Pasayadan
6. Tukaram:A) Concept of tru Dharma and critism pakhanda
B) His growth from a commoner to sainthood.
C) Tuka Zalase Kalas:- Culmination of Varkari cult.
7. Ramdas:A) Prapanch and Paramartha.
B) Vivekavada
C) Prayatnavada
8. Gadge Maharaj:A) Method of dialogue and keertan.
B) Social view on cleanliness of villages, addiction indebtness,
social . unequality, Illiteracy and Dowary.
C) View on Godworship and Irradiction of blind faith.
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popr naM 7 ( ba)
ba
saMtacao t<va&ana
ivaBaaga pihlaa
1. basavaoSvar:var
A. Ba@tI AaiNa [-Svar ivaYayak mato
ba. kayak isaMQdat-p`vaR,<tI AaiNa inavaR<tI ivaYayaI mato
k. jaatIya AaiNa laOigak samaanato ivaYayaIcaI mato
2. kbaIr
kbaIr :A. AMitma sa<yaacyaa sva$pivaYayaIcao mat
ba. gau$ saMklpnaa-sad\gau$ AaiNa Qama-gau$ yaatIla frk
k. parMpairk Qamaa-ivaYayaIcaI iTka
3. naanak :A. SaIKvaadacao sva$p AaiNa t<vao
ba. hUkuma AaiNa Baya saMklpnaa
k. Ba@tI AaiNa sahja saMklpnaa
4. maIrabaa[maIrabaa[-:A. p`oma Ba@tIcaI saMklpnaa-saamaaijak AaiNa AaQyaai<mak AaSaya
ba. maIrabaa[-caa AaQyaai<mak ivakasa-vyai@tgat AaiNa saamaaijak
AaSaya
ivaBaaga dusara
5. &anaoSvar :A. vaarkrI saMp`dayaacao ta<vaIk AiQaYzana
ba. &anayaaoga Ba@tIyaaoga AaiNa kma-yaaoga yaaMcaa samanvaya
k. psaayadanaacao mah<va
6. tukarama :A. Kra Qama- AaiNa paKMD saMklpnaa
ba. saamaanyat<vaakDuna saMtpNaakDo vaaTcaala
k. tuka Jaalaasao kLsa
7. ramadasa:ramadasa
A. p`pMca AaiNa prmaaqaba. ivavaokvaad
k. p`ya<navaad
8. saMt GaaDgao maharaja :A. saMvaad pQdtI AaiNa ikt-na
ba.ga`amaIna svacCta, vyasanaaiQanata,kja-baarIpNaa,saamaaijak
A&ana, huMDyaacaI p`qaa yaaivaYayaIcaI saamaaijak mato
k.[-Svaracyaa ]pasanaoivaYayaIcaI mato AaiNa AMQaEaQda inamaU-lana.
ivaYamata,
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Books for Reading:1. r. ra. gaaosaavaI, paca Bai@tsaMpd
` aya ,maohta piblaiSaMga havaUsa ,puNao-1998
2. Da^.gaaoivaMd i~gauNaayat - kbaIr kI ivacaarQaara saaih<yainakotna, kanapUr
3. Da^. Sa.gaao. tuLpuLo- paca saMtkvaI, sauivacaar p`kaSana maMDL ,puNao- 1982
4. gaM. baa.sardar - saMt vaaD:mayaacaI flaEautI, EaIivaVa p`kaSana maMDL, puNao-1982
5. Sa.da.poM Dsao - maharaYTacaa Baagavat Qama-, ka^inTnaoTla p`kaSana, puNao
6. va.id.kulakNaI- - EaI.vanaBauvanaI. saaohma.p`kaSana.puNoa
7. ma.vaa.GaaoMD psaayaadana ma.pa.sa.p`kaSana.puNao
8. Da^.kRYNadova, Samaa- (saMpa.) maIrabaa[- pdavalaI, rIgala bauk Dopao , navaI idllaI
9. Bagavaanadasa itvaarI – maIra kI Ba@tI Aaor ]sakI kavyasaaQanaa ka AnauSaIlana
. saaih<yaBavana ( p`a.ila Alaahabaad )
10.EaI. gaaDgao maharaja – gaao.naI daMDokr.ma^jaoisTk bauksTa^la.mauMba[-- 4
11. laaooksaMt gaaDgao maharaja p`a.ra.tu.Bagat. saMpa.isaQdraja p`kaSana
12. EaI.gaaDgaomaharaja gaaOrvaga`Mqa- p`a.ra.tu.Bagat caOtnya p`kaSana. Kaolhapur
13. Darshan Sing – The Religion of Guru Nanak, Lyal Book Trust
14. Thipperaswami, Basaweshwar, Maker of Indian Literature service sahitya.
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Paper no.VIII (a)
Contemporary philosophy
(Indian and western)
Section-I
1. Mahatma Jotirao Phule:A) Views on education of women and shudras
B) Concept of slavery
C) Sarvajanic satyadharm
2. Mahatma Gandhi:A) Views on caste and untouchability
B) Concept of truth and non-violence
C) Satyagraha and sarvodaya
3. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar:A) Criticism of caste system
B) Concepts of liberty,equanity and fraternity
C) Dhamma and religion
4. Vivekanand:A) Concepts of Devine nature of man
B) Universal religion
C) Practical Vedanta
Section-II
5. Jean paul Sartre:A) Sartre as existentialist
B) Being for itself,Being on itself,Being for others
C) Concepts of freedom and badfaith
6. A.J.Ayer:A) Verfiability principle
B) A priori and analytic propositions
C) Approach to metaphysics
7. Wittgentein:A) His philosophy
B) Picture theory of meaning
C) Language games
8. B.Russell:A) Kinds of knowledge
B) Logical atomism
C) Value of philosophy
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Poapr naM.8 (A
A)
samakalaIna t%va&ana
(BBaartIya va paiScamaa<ya)
paiScamaa<ya
ivaBaaga pihlaa
1. maha<maa jyaaotIrava fUlao :A. is~yaa va Saud`aMcyaa iSaxaNaaivaYayaIcaI mato
ba. gaulaamaigarIcaI saMklpnaa
k. saava-jainak sa<yaQama2. maha<maa gaaMQaI :A. jaatI vyavasqaa va AspRSyata ivaYayaIcaI mato
ba. sa<ya AaiNa AihMsaa
k. sa<yaaga`h AaiNa savaao-dya
3. Da^ baabaasaahoba AaMbaoDkr :A. jaatI vyavasqao varIla TIka
ba. svaatM~ samata AaiNa baMQaUBaava
k. Qamma AaiNa Qama4. ivavaokanaMd :A. maanavaacao dOvaI sva$p
ba. vaOiSvak Qamak. vyaavahairk vaodaMt
ivaBaaga dusara
5. jaIna pa^la saaqasaaqa- :A. saaqa-cao Aist<vavaadI t<va&ana
ba. svahotUk sat\,svainaiht sat\, svaotr (prhotUk) sat\
k. svaatM~, du:EaQda
6.e.jao.eAr :A. p`icatIcao t<va
ba. AnauBavapUva- AaiNa ivaSlaoYak ivaQaanao
k. sad\vastU Saas~aivaYayaIcaa dRYTIkaona
7. ivaT\
gaonasTa[na :ivaT\gao
asTa[-na
A. ivaT\gaonasTa[-nacao t<va&ana
ba. Aqa- ivaYayak ica~isaQdaMt
k. BaaiYak KoL
8. rsaola :A. &anaacao p`kar
ba. taik-k prmaaNauvaad
k. t<va&anaacao mah<va
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Books for Reading and Reference:1. maha<maa fulao :- vyaik<va va ivacaar
2. Da^. Baabaasaahoba AaMbaoDkr Bagavaana bauQd AaiNa <yaaMcaa Qama- isaQdaqa- p`kaSana
mauMba[3. maaQavaI kvaI :- AaQauinak t<va&anatIla ivacaarp`vaah
4. Da^.naagaaorava kuMBaar :- ivasaavyaa SatkatIla paScaa<ya t<va&ana saMpa.p`baaoQana
p`kaSana.laatUr
5. Da^.iSa.sa.AMtrkr.:- BaaYaa.sa<ya AaiNa tk- Anau ka^inTnaoTla p`kaSana.puNao
6. e.jao.yaaMcao t<va&ana :- pramaSa- KMD 12.AMk 1 mao 1990 t<va&ana ivaBaaga
ivaBaaga puNao ivaGaapIz. puNao p`kaSana.
7. rivaMd` manaaohr Aist<vavaad. Baart maUd`k p`kaSak AaOrMgaabaad, 1979
8. ivargaonsTa[-na pramaSa- ivaSaoYaaMk t<va&ana ivaBaaga puNao ivaGaapIz puNao p`kaSana
9. ivavaokanaMd samaga` vaaDmaya ramakRYNa maz klak<ta p`kaSana
10. N.K.Bose:- Selections from Gandhi Navjivan, 1957
11. B.R.Ambedkar:- Annihilation of Cast
12. A.J.Ayer:- Language, Truth and Logic
13. G.Pitcher:- Philosophy of Wittgenstein, Prentice, New Delhi,
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Paper no.-VIII (b)
Philosophy of Education
Section-I
1. Philosophy and Education:A) Meaning of Philosophy
B) Meaning of Education
C) Relation between Philosophy and Education
2. Idealism and Education:A) Exponents and main Philosophical Ideas of Idealism
B) Aims of Education
C) The curriculum and methods of teaching
3. Naturalism and Education:A) Exponents and main Philosophical Ideas of naturalism
B) Aims of Education
C) The curriculum and methods of teaching
4. Pragmatism and Education:A) Exponents and main Philosophical Ideas of pragmalism
B) Aims of education
C) The curriculum and methods of teaching
Section-II
5. Religion Education:A) Meaning and nature of religion
B) Aspects of religious education
C) Importence of religious education
6. Disciplime and Freedom:A) Concept of Discipline
B) Concept of Freedom
C) Reconciliation of discipline and freedom
7. Democratic Socialism and Education:A) Characteristics of Democratic Socialism
B) Educational Policies of Democratic Socialism
8. Education and National Intergration:A) Meaning of National Integration
B) Need of National Integration
C) Educational Programmes for National Integration
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popr naM 8 (ba
ba )
iSaxaNaacao t<va&ana
ivaBaaga pihlaa
1. t<va&ana AaiNa iSaxaNa :A. t<va&ana mhNajao kaya ?
ba. iSaxaNa mhNajao kaya ?
k. t<va&ana AaiNa iSaxaNa yaatIla saMbaMQa
2. AQyaa<mavaad AaiNa iSaxaNa :A. AQyaa<mavaadacao p`mauK p`vat-k AaiNa ta<vaIk saMklpnaa
ba. AQyaa<mavaadanausaar Qyaoyao
k. AByaasaËma AaiNa AQyaapna pQdtI
3.inasagavaad AaiNa iSaxaNa :3.inasaga-vaad
A. inasaga-vaadacao p`mauK p`va-tk AaiNa ta<vaIk saMklpnaa
ba. inasaga-vaadanausaar Qyaoyao
k. AByaasaËma AaiNa AQyaapna pQdtI
4. kayavaad AaiNa iSaxaNa :kaya-vaad
A. kaya-vaadacao p`mauK p`vat-k AaiNa ta<vaIk saMklpnaa
ba. kaya-vaadanausaar iSaxaNaacaI Qyaoyao
k. AByaasaËma AaiNa AQyaapna pQdtI
ivaBaaga dusara
5. QamaQama- AaiNa iSaxaNa :A. Qamaa-caa Aqa- AaiNa sva$p
ba. QaamaI-k iSaxaNaacao dRUYTIkaona
k . QaamaI-k iSaxaNaacao mah<va
6. iSast va svaatM~ :A. iSastIcaI saMklpnaa
ba. svaatM~yaacaI saMklpnaa
k. iSast va svaatM~ya yaaMcaa samanvaya
7. laaokSaahI samaajavaad AaiNa iSaxaNa :A. laaokSaahI samaajavaadacaI vaOiSaYzyao
ba. laaokSaahI samaajavaadacaI SaOxaiNak QaaorNao
8. iSaxaNa AaiNa raYT/Iya eka<mata :A. raYT/Iya eka<mata mhNajao kaya ?
ba. raYT/Iya eka<matocaI garja
k. raYT/Iya ek<matosaazI SaOxaiNak ]pËma
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Books for Reading and Reference:1.Da^.maQaukr kuMDlao SaOxaiNak t<va&ana va SaOxaiNak samaajaSaas~ maharaYT
ga`Mqainaima-tI
ivaGaa p`kaSana .puNao
2. Da^.na.ra.parsanaIsa iSaxaNaacaI tai<vak va samaajaSaas~Iya Bauimaka naUtna
p`kaSana
puNao
3. p`a.iva.paM.baaokIla – iSaxaNaacao t<va&ana ica~SaaLa p`kaSana puNao - 2
4. p`a.ela.jaI.doSamauK – iSaxaNaacao t<va&ana va samaajaSaas~ fDko
.
.p`kaSana.kaolhapUr
5. Bhatia-Philosophy and Education
6. J.C.Agrawal- Theory and Principles of Education Viksa Publishing House
Pvt.Ltd. New Delhi.
7. Dr. A.S.Seetharamu- Philosophy of Education Ashish Publishing House,
New Delhi.
8. ga.iva.AkaoLkr - SaOxaiNak t<va&anaacaI $proYaa
9. ya.ja.Gaa$rkr –SaOxaiNak t<va&ana
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