Philosophical Writings

SR No.: 001802
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Hemant Shah
Publisher: Academy of Philosophy
Publication Year: 2008
Total Pages: 194
Language: English
Classification: Book_English, Articles, & Philosophy
File Size: 11 MB

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Values and Justice - A new Perspective
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Students' Unrest:
The problem of unrest among students is one more hurdle that comes in way to individuals as well as society's progress and peace. Everyday, everywhere in the world we hear about agitation by students. These agitations have brought significant political changes. Students' unrest is a state of disturbance or agitation. When it bursts forth and seeks outward manifestation it is immediately converted into destruction and lawlessness leading to a chaos and disorder. The unrest could be in detail diagnosed through its social, political and economic factors. Some of the measures against students' unrest are to delink education from employment-economic condition should never be a barrier nor a passport to higher studies,
- developing sense of identification with the nation and nationbuilding activities,
developing regard for law, a civilian way to protect or seeking justice.
These are some of the measure one can try against students' unrest. For Global Peace and Living Together:
The entire issue of terrorism is ultimately with reference to peace. When somebody said of truth that, 'Truth is higher than all but truthful living is still higher; we can say of peace that peace is nobler than all but peaceful living is still the noblest'
In his most monumental work “Learning: 'The Treasure Within' (a report to UNESCO of the International Commission on Education for the Twenty-First Century). Mr. J. Delor put emphasis on the four pillars as the foundation of the education. The four pillars are: i) Learning to Know ii) Learning to Do iii) Learning to Live Together and iv) Leaning to Be. All these will lead to global peace. Value Free Science:
Nina Rosenstan in her book The Moral of the Story' (a book of ethics and human nature) discusses the question of whether or not