Monday, May 20, 2024

Study of needs seems to be fundamental to philosophical inquiry

 Collated by Tusar Nath Mohapatra

Ciclo de Estudos da CASA Sri Aurobindo SAVITRI, Parte II, Livro VI, O Livro do Destino Canto II - O Caminho do Destino e o Problema da Dor (final) Livro VII ...
8 hours ago — Sri Aurobindo points out that the Vedic Rishis managed the expression of their thought through a system of double values by which the same language served ...

A quick look at the origin and form of Indian philosophy suggests that its goals might not have been to discover properties of the world at all. A salient goal for philosophical inquiry, distinct from the sciences, could be to formulate conditions of human reflective needs for cognitive agents to lead rational lives. The study of needs seems to be fundamental to philosophical inquiry since its presence can be located even in classical Western philosophy when it is shorn off its ‘scientific’ goals. Interestingly, the study of the mind—the contentious domain under consideration—offers some promising evidence on this issue.

https://primacyofgrammar.blogspot.com/2017/07/reflections-on-human-inquiry-5.html?m=0

Reflections on Human Inquiry: Science, Philosophy, and Common Life

https://books.google.co.in/books?isbn=9811053642
Nirmalangshu Mukherji - 2017 - ‎Science
One could think of the novels and plays of Sartre, poetry of Sri Aurobindo, 'metaphysical' poetry of Donne, some later poetry of Tagore, some of the fiction by Milan Kundera, Kamal Kumar Majumdar, and the like.

Reading a collection of Kamal Kumar Majumdar's short-stories. By the far the most talented Bengali short-story writer, exceptional style.

https://twitter.com/TheRajarshi/status/299801891473354752?t=HaeWV9kwXrZFZz-5ike4sg&s=19

One of the finest Bengali short story writers was Kamal Kumar Majumdar. Miles ahead of Sunil. Yet not popular among masses.

https://twitter.com/TheRajarshi/status/509414175450222592?t=lfmBwXzVxVaJGDkaKSSz3A&s=19

Comments2 ; Friendship and Affection (Ways of Love) - Sri Aurobindo. Arvind T Akki Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Pondicherry · 989 views ; Jay Jay Maa - Mohan Mistry.

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BENGALI POET - JIBANANANDA DAS

Jibanananda Das (17 February 1899 – 22 October 1954) -Bengali poet, writer, novelist & essayist in the Bengali language. Musing & melancholy, yet known for vivid and unusual imagery, he is called the `Poet of Purity'.

https://twitter.com/architectahnaf/status/1768788232580501699?t=v_CSVHMrbaEUT5zQHBxGXQ&s=19

True, tho' I don't think Kshitimohan Sen comes anywhere near the depth/breadth/impact of such post-1835 Sanskrit scholars as Brajendranath Seal, Vivekananda, K.C. Bhattacharya, B.K. Sarkar, Sri Aurobindo, Sri Anirvan, P.V. Kane, & V. Raghavan - all products of English education.

https://twitter.com/sreejit_d/status/1667135751530909696?t=RSm0_Y7rArTlHYryO2IbxA&s=19

You need to read good proper historians such as R C Majumdar, Jadunath Sarkar, Radhakumud Mukherjee or scholars on Indian civilization such as Kshitimohan Sen, Haraprasad Shastri, Sunitee Chattopadhyay et al  instead of communist ideologies madquarading as scholars in history.

https://twitter.com/prabal60/status/1742950139092963358?t=TWWxJDcv4PK0mGvgrmDRzg&s=19

Mrinalini Devi and Sri Aurobindo मृणालिनी देवी और श्री अरविन्द - सुश्री ... youtu.be/IFVaH233m48?si… via @YouTube

https://twitter.com/KanchanKanchat/status/1792452231499039138?t=4ozBMXud0O8eMxfQ_ipW7w&s=19

Sri Aurobindo on the four cognitive methods of Nature

iiyp.net/lifedivinechap

https://twitter.com/drsbasu2115/status/1792447000077803902?s=19

A day to remember #MeghnadSaha  (6 October 1893 – 16 February 1956), #astrophysicist noted for  the Saha Equation, fundamental to all works on stellar atmospheres. The pix shows him (seated extreme left) with his teacher J.C. Bose, acclaimed physicist & plant physiologist

https://twitter.com/DattaDamayanti/status/1626127813538631680?t=99aCqAA943cd2wDQD_lWTA&s=19

#JaminiRoy (11 April 1887 – 24 April 1972). The master of line and colour, who invented his own folk idiom and created his own paints. Did you know, he restricted his palette to just seven colours: Indian red, yellow ochre, cadmium green, vermillion, grey, blue and white?

https://twitter.com/DattaDamayanti/status/1650365190720966656?t=wFABWDgFPBoxvPfatSb3Xg&s=19

A day to remember Bhabesh Chandra Sanyal (1901-2003). Painter, sculptor, art administrator, teacher, #BCSanyal set up #Lahore School of Fine Arts and #Delhi Silpi Chakra. He was at the center of art discourse in #India and the movement to take #art to masses. A self-portrait 

https://twitter.com/DattaDamayanti/status/1649670578461179904?t=lN5Jrat5QqKFSSU3FOpbQA&s=19

Born today 1906, India’s foremost sculptor and painter, #RamkinkarBaij. Brilliant, eccentric, he gave two hoots to money, fame or critics’ opinions, but Immensely admired worldwide. A barber’s son he was mentored by #NandalalBose and #RabindranathTagore.

https://twitter.com/DattaDamayanti/status/1661645292331040769?t=ZhkrM54SVdI1fmSUzQoPXQ&s=19

On my Facebook page, I recently posted photographs of two sculptures by Ramkinkar Baij.

https://primacyofgrammar.blogspot.com/2016/09/inaugural-post-ramkinkar-baij.html?m=1

#NitinBose (April 26, 1897—April 14, 1986). Influential director-cinematographer. Used playback singing for the first time in India. A scene from Natir Puja, the only film #RabindranathTagore directed (1932). Bose was the cinematographer and shot it in four days

https://twitter.com/DattaDamayanti/status/1651100549918367744?t=SzercR9sxoxWP1fZUrrU3Q&s=19

#Pankaj Mullick (May 10, 1905-February 19, 1978), singer-composer who brought #RabindranathTagore to the masses through film music. Forever remembered for Diner Sheshev, Ghumer Deshey composed for Pramathesh Barua’s movie Mukti (1937) and for #Mahishasurmardini every Mahalaya

https://twitter.com/DattaDamayanti/status/1656223108586405889?t=3dRPzkSJ21rZW9o3i5Eh6g&s=19

Jadunath Sarkar (10 December 1870 – 19 May 1958), forgotten historian. Yet in an age of #fake #histories he's remembered for his authentic primary sources. Have fond memories of his house at Lake Terrace as a student of Centre for Studies in Social Sciences @CSSSCal years ago.

https://twitter.com/DattaDamayanti/status/1659447338396532736?t=5Gthgf4BNpw_oKkAtIwvCA&s=19

Perhaps no one serenaded #Calcutta as much as  #MrinalSen, one of the doyens of India's new wave cinema. Far away from splashy  Bollywood, the city appeared as it was, warts and all. So lucky to have  had such cultural giants  when we were growing up.  Sen was born #Today 1923

https://twitter.com/DattaDamayanti/status/1790209901945294957?t=nogc4XpFPZZ0oaV0u_TbVg&s=19

Paved his own path & stayed without being swayed by the sparkle of the gem(Manikda/ Satyajit Roy) or raw genius of Ritwik Ghatak or magnificent majesty of Tapan Sinha, 

They were true stars without stardom !!

https://twitter.com/SUBHANK16157844/status/1790211976234140133?t=-k_pmP_nKA0Y1RXjb9MezA&s=19

Born #today, 1908, Manik Bandyopadhyay, whose #books make my cry every time. A math student at #PresidencyCollege, he became the star of the Kallol #literary movement of #Bengal, rebelling against the influence of #Tagore to portray subaltern characters and experiences.

https://twitter.com/DattaDamayanti/status/1792194296335970338?t=gp7QCG_xvvg7kiaB_4f4Sw&s=19

3B !!Manik, Bibhutibhushan & Tara Shankar !! Totally three stream but all enrich the ocean of Bengali literature!

https://twitter.com/SUBHANK16157844/status/1792240621891002548?t=cCLzb_9EPtP2i1yfnr0CLg&s=19

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