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Part-A: Research Methodology

1. Nature and objective of Research.

. 2. Meaning and Role of Research methodology.

3. Nature and Methodsof Research in Social Science.

4. Nature and methodsof Research in Philosophy. 5. Research Methods - Empirical, Normative, Critical and Dialectical.

6. References and Bibliography. t'l? 6

( Part-B: 1. Vadic and Upanishadic Philosophy - Rita, Concept Brahm and Soul. 2. Carvaka Philosophy - Perception, Refutation of Inference and Testimony, Materialism, Refutation of God and Soul and Moksh. 3. Jain Philosophy - Theory of Substance, Concept of Jiva, Atheism, Syadvada. 4. Buddhist Philosophy - Four Noble Truth, Nirvana, Theory of Depend origination, Doctrine of No-self, Theory of Momentariness. School - Hinayana - Mahayana. 5. Philosophy - Four , Theory of Causation, Concept of God and Proof for Existence of God. 6. Vaisheshik - Theory of Categories, Atomism. 7. - Causation theory, Concept of Prakriti, Proof for Prakriti, Concept of Purush and prooffor Existence of Purush, Theory of Evalution. 8. Philosophy - Chitta and Chittavratti, Eight Fold Path, Nature of God and.Proof for Existence of God. 9. Mimamsa - Pramana Vichar, Pramanyavada, Concept of Apoorva. 10. Advaita - Brahma, God, Atma, Maya, Jiva, , Adhyas. 11. - God, Chit, Achit, Jiva, Bhakti, Mukti, Refutation of Mayavada. 12. Bhartiya Darshan Mein Bhram Vichar- Panch Khyati. . Western Philosoohv 1. Socrates - Philosophical Methods. 2. Plato - Theory of Knowledge, God and Soul. 3. Aristotle -Reputation of ldealism of Plato, Theory of Causation, Matter and Form. 4. Anselum - Aquinas and Augustine - Concept of God and Proof for Existence of God. 5. Rationalism - Descartes - Philosophical Methods, Dualism, God and Proof for existence of God. t^1,6 l' Spinoza - Theory of knowledge, Pantheism. Leibnitz - Monadology, Pre-established Harmony. 6. Empiricism - Lock - Theory of knowledge. Reputation of Innate ldeas, Concept of God. Berkley - Subjective ldealism, Esse Est Percipi. Concept of God and Soul. Hume - Theory of knowledge, Refutation of Causation, Skepticism. 7. Kant - Criticism, Categories of Understanding. possibility of a Priorisynthetic judgments, Space and Time. 8. Hegel- Dialectical Methods. Absolute ldealism. Ethics (lndian and Western) 1. Rit and Rintray. 2. Purusharthas. 3. Varndhgrm and Ashramdharm. 4. Nishkam and Loksangrah. 5. Pandhsheel, Parmitayen, Triratna, Anuvrat and Mahavrat. 6. Karma and concept of Re-birth, Eitht Fold path, Ahimsa. 7. Good, Evil, Virtue. 8. Intuitionism. . 9. Kant - Theory of Good Will, Duty for Duty, Categorical lmperative, Theory of Punishment. l0.Hedonism - Bentham, Mill. 1 1 . Perfectionism.

Loqic

1. Arguments- Inductive and deductive, Truth and Validity. 2. Informal Fallacy. ul?r(

3. Definition, Aim, Kind and Methods. 4. Categorical Proposition - Quality, Quantity and Term - Distribute, Traditional Squire of opposition, lmmediate Inference. 5. Categorical Syllogism - Standard form, Rule, Fallacy, Venn Diagram for testing of Syllogism, Dilemma. 6. Symbol- lmportance and Kind. 7. Hypothesis - Kind, Condition of Valid Hypothesis. Evolution and Kind of Scientific Explanation

Indian Loqic

1. Nature and Structure of lnference. 2. Kind of Inference. 3. Vyapti and its condition. 4. Ling Pa.ramarsh. 5. Hetvabhls and its Kinds.

Philosophv of Reliqion

1. Definition, Origin, Development and lmportance of Religion. 2. Nature and Problems of Philosophy of Religion. Religious Belief. 3. God and Proof for Existence of God. 4. Problem of Evil. 5. Conversion and Secularism.

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