Table of Contents

Chapter 1 PHILOSOPHY OF VALUES; Chapter 2 The myth of the puru??rthas, DayaKrishna; Chapter 3 Dharma and Moksa, J. A. B.Van Buitenen; Chapter 4 Dharma and Moksa, Daniel H. H.Ingalls; Chapter 5 Dharma and Mok?a from a Conversational Point of View, Karl H.Potter; Chapter 6 THE CONCEPT OF MOK?A; Chapter 7 Is liberation (mok?a) pleasant?, A.Chakrabarti; Chapter 8 AUTHORITY AND LAW IN ANCIENT INDIA, DANIEL H. H.INGALLS; Chapter 9 THE HINDU PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY, BUDDHAPRAKASH; Chapter 10 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF KUMARIL?'S PHILOSOPHY, JohnTaber; Chapter 11 Theory of Non-violence; Chapter 12 THE SUPRA-MORAL IN RELIGIOUS ETHICS: THE CASE OF BUDDHISM, Joel J.Kupperman; Chapter 13 EGOISM, ALTRUISM AND INTENTIONALISM IN BUDDHIST ETHICS, Roy W.Perrett; Chapter 14 Indian Aesthetics—1; Chapter 15 Art Experience—2; Chapter 16 THE CONCEPT OF RASA; Chapter 17 RASA: POETRY AND THE EMOTIONS; Chapter 18 ABHINAVAGUPTA'S AESTHETICS AS A SPECULATIVE PARADIGM, EDWINGEROW, REEDCOLLEGE; Chapter 19 CATHARSIS IN THE LIGHT OF INDIAN AESTHETICS; Chapter 20 THE AESTHETICS OF INDIAN MUSIC, A. A.Bake; Chapter 21 METAPHORS OF INDIAN ART, KapilaVatsyayan;