CONTENTS
VOLUME 1
Acknowledgement v
Kapil Kapoor; Avadhesh Kumar Singh
Key to Transliteration xi
Prefatory Note
Kapil Kapoor; Avadhesh Kumar Singh 1
I. Indian Knowledge Systems: (Ex)Positions
1. Indian Knowledge Systems: Nature, Philosophy,Character,
Kapil Kapoor 11
2. Amara-BharatI: Sanskrit and the Resurgence of Indian Civilization
M.D. Srinivas 33
II. Indian Knowledge Systems and Science
3. Educating Sciences of Life and Mind
Ananda Wood 51
'4. India's Scientific Mind: A Quest for Infinity
Michel Danino 70
5.Dividing the Thousand into Three
Wagish Shukla 84
6. Some Special Features in Procedures of Ganesa 97
Daivajna's Grahalaghavam: A Study of its Special Features
S. Balachandra Rao
7. Philosophy and Science in Indian Texts 115
Ravi Khanna .
Indian Knowledge Systems
III Medical Science in India
8. Modern Medicine and Ancient Indian Wisdom
B.M. Hegde 141
9. Ayurveda as a Knowledge System
P. Ram Manohar 156
10. Social Organization of Knowledge in India: Folk and Classical Traditions
A.V. Balasubramanian 172
IV. Psychology, Polity and Sociological Texts
11. Psychology: Five Major Indian Contributions 183
Matthijs Cornelissen
12. Indian Political Thought ., 206
Ashok S. Chausalkar
13. Governance According to Manu-Smrti 229
Bharat Jhunjhunwala
14. Agriculture and Trade in India 260
P. Shashi Rekha
15. Treatment of Women in Indian Sociological Texts: 277
With Reference to Manu-Smrti
Chandrakala Padia
16. The Indian Noetic Tradition: The Dharmasastras — Bharatiya Jnana-Parampara
Santosh Kumar Shukla 290
17. Vision of Disaster Management in Kautilya's Arthasastra
Niranjan Patel 304
18. Indian Psyche — A Note
V. Prakasam 308