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Darwin, Science and the Indian Tradition
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TextPublication details: Delhi ISPCK / Jesuits in Religious Studies (JERES) 2011Description: xi+84pISBN: - 9788184651331
- 215 G6765
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Although there were strong reactions to Darwin`s theory of evolution in some parts of nineteenth-century Europe, educated Indians had no difficulties in assimilating the theory into Hindu philosophies, especially Patanjali`s Smakhya. What he tried to do was adapt traditional Hidu orthodoxy with scientific notions.
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Although there were strong reactions to Darwin`s theory of evolution in some parts of nineteenth-century Europe, educated Indians had no difficulties in assimilating the theory into Hindu philosophies, especially Patanjali`s Smakhya. What he tried to do was adapt traditional Hidu orthodoxy with scientific notions.
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