Intercultural Dialogue and the Human Image Arsha Vidya Research and Publication Trust Chennai He founded monastic orders which

He founded monastic orders which survive today and still inspire many in both India and the West

The Indian philosopher is not just a romantic who marvels at the apprehension of the ordinary and derives pleasure therefore

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Intercultural Dialogue and the Human Image Arsha Vidya Research and Publication Trust Chennai He founded monastic orders whichThis book, with a foreword by Dr. Kapila Vatsyayan, incorporates Prof. Maurice Friedman's lectures, discussions, and exchanges which took place in the Intercultural Dialogue at many levels. The integral dialogical approach of Prof. Friedman within the framework of the human image, coincided with the holistic vision of the ongoing work at the IGNCA. Prof. Friedman's major contribution to philosophy is in providing continuity to the new dialogical trend