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Science,
Philosophy, and Culture : Multi Disciplinary Explorations Preface
Contributors Introduction 1.On
The Nature of Interconnection between Science, Technology, Philosophy
and Culture 2.History
of Science in relation to Philosophy and Culture in Indian Civilization 3.Prolegomena
Towards any Future Study of the History of Cultures and Civilizations 4.Culture
and Cultures 5.Significance
of the Veda in the Context of Indian Religion and Spirituality 6.Four
Questions That History Might Answer 7.Mathematical
and Astronomical Heritage of India 8.Scientific
Tradition in India (3400-1500 BC) 9.Scientific
Tradition and Other Traditions 10.History
of Chemistry and Alchemy in India: From Pre-historic to Pre-modern Times 11.Spreading
of the (A 1) Chemical Myth (Word): Scientific Explanation,
Historiography of Indian Chemistry, and History of Philosophy 12.The
Scientific Temper and the Scientific Method in Science in India Through
History, with Special Reference to Biology 13.Education
in Ancient India (300 - 1000 AD): Some Aspects of Theory and Practice 14.A
Perspective of Indian Science of Tenth-Eighteenth Centuries 15.Advent
of Western Medical Education in India 16.Causality,
Cardinality and Conditioned Reality 17.Theory
and Practice in Indian Philosophy 18.History
of Science and Two Metamorphosis of Mind 19.Some
Aspects of the Navya-Nyaya Theory of Language 20.Methodology:
On Self Criticism 21.Reflections
on the Proposal: “A History of Science, Philosophy and Culture in
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