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    1) Nationalism‚ socialism‚ and religion have all played a major role in anti-colonial struggles and post-colonial constructions in India and Southeast Asia. Which of these three ideologies do you think was most effective for colonized peoples and why? I. Nationalism was most effective for the colonized peoples of India and South East Asia a. Both socialism and Nationalism worked together to fight against imperial rule. Nationalism brought the people of India and Southeast Asia together

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    10/08/2014. WALTER TURLI Business Ethics Dr. Darrell Arnold Aristotle ’s philosophy + Catholic Social Teaching Aristotle is basically the first principle that focuses on the changeless and the discerning of the self-evidence that form the basis of all knowledge. Aristotle use logic as his main tool for inquiry. He also went further and found that syllogism is the main sequence that all logic thoughts follow. Following his teacher Plato‚ Aristotle argued that the goodness or a virtue of a thing

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    shudras and ati-shudras in our society‚ therefore his approach to the assessment of Gita is entirely different. He was a severe critic of Hindu religion and society. According to Ambedkar “the Bhagwat Gita is neither a book of religion nor a treatise on philosophy. What the Bhagwat Gita does is to defend certain dogmas of religion on philosophic grounds.” It uses philosophy to defend religion. Ambedkar develops the argument of revolution and counter-revolution for understanding the Gita. His interpretation

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    Hanuman's Tale

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    The tale of Hanuman             Hanuman‚ a mighty devotee ape of lord Rama and an incarnation of Lord Shiva‚ is one of the most interesting deities in the Hindu culture. The tales of Hanuman dates back to the time of Ramayana. Fairy tales from India are mostly based on the Hindu religion and the mythical characters associated with it. One has to thoroughly understand Indian culture to be able to identify with the culture’s tales. The values and beliefs presented in Hanuman cater to what is important

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    Teri Maa Ki Aankh

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    gods (trees) = satirical/mocking tone ➢ ___________:“It is a sin” = powerful connotations‚ a crime for offending the gods ➢ ___________: “you must”‚ __________: ‘without” ‚ ___________: “Sarasvati” (= the Hindu goddess of art) ( emphasises that there are many pedantic Hindu rules that must be obeyed which are criticised by the author in a ______________tone ➢ Despite being Indian the author is being very _____________ of Indian culture/religion/belief STANZA 2 : idea of foreign

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    local relevant. That is why even though McDonald’s think globally they have to act locally too. Tastes and desires are different depending the region of the world so they have to adapt their menu. In India for example there is no beef because of the Hindu religion. Moreover 95% of the products used are from local suppliers in any region of the world. This “act locally” is a result of “think globally” to be protected from currency fluctuation for instance. But the opposite “think locally and act globally”

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    GLOBALIZATION: A SOCIO-CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE INTRODUCTION Globalization is the process which has enabled countries all over the world to come together and trade freely with one another. The countries lower down their trade barriers and the world becomes a global village. It has led to increased interdependence and interconnectivity between the countries. The countries are connected economically and technologically with one another and this provides many opportunities to the less developed countries

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    any more in view of our traditional value‚ com cultural heritage and secular character of our state. For the sake of maintaining communal harmony‚ Akbar the started a new religion Din-e-Iiahi. He made a Rajput lady his wife gave equal respect is Hindu religion. During the time of Bahadur Zafar‚ the last king of Mugal dynasty‚ a function‚ Foolwalon-ki-Sai: used to be organized regularly in Delhi‚ were people of both the religion worshipped in temples and mosques together. Founders of our constitution

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    and the East Indies. Gradually it changed itself into a more subtle form which is proving to be more harmful to all non-Western cultures both in the short run and the long run. Indian culture which in effect means Hindu culture‚ Hindu religion‚ Hindu society‚ Hindu civilization‚ Hindu way of life are under the lethal threat of the ruthless forces of Globalization today. What went by the name of Colonialism in classical history textbooks produced in the

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    RLG 208 notes week 1

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    South Asian Religion Notes Week 1 Hindu: Persian term for people living below the Hindus river. It wasn’t till the 1850s the term hinduism was used. Hindus would call themselves in relation to their communities and which Gods they held as dominant. There is no shared system of belief and not a single historical point of origin for the name or foundation for the religion as a whole. It encompasses a variet and number of different religious groups which hold some similarities but are very diverse

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