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This is an introductory-level course that aims to acquaint students with the philosophical aspects of ethical evaluation. The aim is not to teach what is. It is not ethically good but to empower students with the skills necessary to make that decision for themselves when they encounter actual ethical problems or engage in ethical debates. This program is offered online through INADS World Campus (IWC) and combines academic coursework with guided research and internship experiences.
Shipra Dikshit, Ph.D. is a recognized philosopher with interest in research & teaching. Her area of interest includes Existential Philosophy, Conscious ness Studies, Gender Studies, & Samkhya Philosophy. Her ongoing research examines emotions as an epistemic tool & emotional intelligence. She holds a Doctorate degree in Philosophy from JNU & Post-Doctoral degree from IIT-Kanpur. Prior to joining KSAS, she was doing research & teaching at IIT-Kanpur, Amity University, Noida & IIIT-Hyderabad. Some of her signifi cant research includes Gender Embodiment: A comparative study between Samkhya Philosophy & Simone de Beauvoir and Emotions & Imaginations as an epistemic tool in Jean-Paul Sartre's notion of Existentialism.
Office Phone: +91 9560479595 /Email: sdikshit@inads.org
This is a 3-unit course. The objective of the course is to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and explore its profound wisdom in the context of personal and professional development. This course aims to provide participants with a deeper understanding of the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and their practical applications. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with valuable insights and tools derived from the Bhagavad Gita to enhance personal growth and excel in their professional lives.
He is a young philosopher who is interested in creating a value system for society that would be based on holistic education. His major focus is on finding the practical value of philosophy. In his work, Economy of Philosophy, he establishes the philosophical meaning of “Arth” and establishes its connection with economic parameters. He also started working on two exciting projects: Concept of Ramatva and Natural World Order, where he wants to establish a connection between social theory based on freedom and creativity to natural evolution parameters.
Cell Phone: +91 7844842252 /Email: adwivedi@inads.org; alokdiwedi1996@gmail.com
*Prerequisite: Graduation in any area of knowledge. Sanskrit/Vedic Texts, Philosophy, or Psychology will be a preferred base to understand the course.*
This is a 3-unit course. The word ‘Veda’ means knowledge; hence primarily they are a chief source of Indian religion and culture along with the roots of various studies such as Medicine, Astronomy, Philosophy, Botany, Social Sciences, Fine Arts, among others, that are easily traceable in the Vedic literature. Vedic seers expressed their divine experiences and vision of truth in Vedas; so, this holds unique significance for the entire mankind. In present times, Art of Living is very popular, and people are rushing towards it to live life according to some pre-defined principles of life but many of us are hardly aware that these principles are well spoken or written by great Vedic sages in our ancient scriptures. We all have forgotten that ‘Personality Development’ is the development process to enhance one’s personality and attitude through organized thought and behavior patterns that make up a person's unique personality emerge over time. All this is systematically inherited by us, as these are deeply rooted in our ancient Indian traditions.
Dr. Aparna (Dhir) Khandelwal is an Assistant Professor, the School of Indic Studies, Institute of Advanced Sciences, Dartmouth, MA, USA. She is an alumnus of the University of Delhi. She holds Ph.D. in Sanskrit with research interests in Vedas and Indology. She authored a book “Yajurvediye Brahamano mein Jyotish ke Tattva” and has presented several research papers in various national & international conferences out of which her few papers are awarded. Over dozen published papers & articles in journals and magazines are to her credit. ‘Indigenous Social Democratic Institutions of the Vedic Tradition’ is the research project she involves at School of Indic Studies that defines the concept for HaatNow.
She is associated with WAVES-India for more than ten years and currently serving as honorary secretary (Admin). She is engaged as executive editor for Vedic Waves Blog and WAVES YouTube channel both are running successfully with over 90,000 hits and 1.24K subscribers respectively. She is also an advisory board member of Vedic journal ‘Vaidika Vag Jyotih’-Biannual Journal published in Haridwar, Uttrakhand, India.
Phone: +91-9990433340 (India) E-mail: adhir@inads.org