A Critical Study of the Dignity of Women as Thoughts of MK Gandhi and IC Vidyasagar
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A Critical Study of the Dignity of Women as Thoughts of MK Gandhi and IC Vidyasagar (2022)
~EN PB NWISBN: 9783857905810 bzw. 3857905816, vermutlich in Englisch, Shwetabhgangwaryt, Taschenbuch, neu.
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nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware -INTRODUCTION ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Diversity is the fact of nature. No two things and no two beings are alike or identical. Needless to say that, man is the most developed species in the state of nature. Man stands distinct from other species on account of possessing a developed mind. Because of the developed mind, man possesses the capacity to reason, by which he discriminates between right and wrong, desirable and undesirable. Besides the rational will man is also endowed with the freedom. He has not only the capacity to distinguish between what one 'ought' and 'ought not' but has inherent capacity to follow the 'right' by rejecting the 'wrong'. When reason is employed to help one walk on the right path, it is termed as 'conscience'. In other words 'conscience' is the awakened reason in man. Man and woman are the two sub-species of the human race, distinct from one another on account of biological differences. For perpetuation of human species both man and woman are to act as partners. Needless to say that, unlike men, women are the begetters of the offspring. That is why tradition accords a unique place to women who bear the pangs of creation. It has been rightly said that, 'God could not be everywhere; therefore, he made mothers'. They are like two wings of a bird. Society can be liken e.g., to a bird than man and woman are its two wings. For a society to grow both men and women must walk hand in hand. In the hoary past, there was no discrimination between man and woman. A well-organized society, having equal opportunities to each and every member is considered an ideal and just society. The organization of the society constitute with the two specific rational living being that is man and woman. Both man and woman should be treated on equal footing regarding their. 122 pp. Englisch, Books.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, AHA-BUCH GmbH [51283250], Einbeck, Germany.
nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware -INTRODUCTION ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Diversity is the fact of nature. No two things and no two beings are alike or identical. Needless to say that, man is the most developed species in the state of nature. Man stands distinct from other species on account of possessing a developed mind. Because of the developed mind, man possesses the capacity to reason, by which he discriminates between right and wrong, desirable and undesirable. Besides the rational will man is also endowed with the freedom. He has not only the capacity to distinguish between what one 'ought' and 'ought not' but has inherent capacity to follow the 'right' by rejecting the 'wrong'. When reason is employed to help one walk on the right path, it is termed as 'conscience'. In other words 'conscience' is the awakened reason in man. Man and woman are the two sub-species of the human race, distinct from one another on account of biological differences. For perpetuation of human species both man and woman are to act as partners. Needless to say that, unlike men, women are the begetters of the offspring. That is why tradition accords a unique place to women who bear the pangs of creation. It has been rightly said that, 'God could not be everywhere; therefore, he made mothers'. They are like two wings of a bird. Society can be liken e.g., to a bird than man and woman are its two wings. For a society to grow both men and women must walk hand in hand. In the hoary past, there was no discrimination between man and woman. A well-organized society, having equal opportunities to each and every member is considered an ideal and just society. The organization of the society constitute with the two specific rational living being that is man and woman. Both man and woman should be treated on equal footing regarding their. 122 pp. Englisch, Books.
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A Critical Study of the Dignity of Women as Thoughts of MK Gandhi and IC Vidyasagar
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