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Aravindan Neelakandan
ISBN 9789392209062
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Hindutva
Who it's for: Readers interested in a scientific perspective on Hindutva and Indian civilization
Aravindan Neelakandan's 'Hindutva: India's Civilization on the Brink' offers a unique, scientifically-grounded exploration of Hindutva, reframing its historical and contemporary manifestations within a vast, millennia-spanning global bio-psycho-sociological evolution. Drawing on the author's scientific perspective, this book delves into the deep-seated connections between Hindu practices and the broader evolutionary inheritance of humanity.Why You Should Read? Gain a fresh, scientific understanding of Hindutva beyond conventional historical narratives. Explore the neurobiological links between Hindu meditative practices and human evolution. Appreciate a broad, multidisciplinary analysis of a complex socio-political phenomenon. Discover groundbreaking insights rooted in a nature-lover's and scientist's perspective.
Highlights
- Grounded in a scientific perspective, offering a fresh angle on Hindutva.
- Connects Hindu meditative practices to neurobiological and evolutionary concepts.
- Multidisciplinary analysis spanning history, sociology, and biology.
- Reframes Hindutva's historical and contemporary manifestations within global evolution.
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What is the main argument of the book?
The book argues that Hindutva can be understood through a scientific lens, linking it to humanity's bio-psycho-sociological evolution over millennia.
Does the book discuss Hindu practices?
Yes, it explores deep connections between Hindu practices, such as meditation, and broader evolutionary inheritance.
What disciplines does the book draw from?
It draws from biology, psychology, sociology, and history to provide a multidisciplinary analysis.
Is this book suitable for readers without a science background?
Yes, it is written for a general audience, presenting scientific insights in an accessible way.