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Ganesh Das

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History of Western Philosophy, Misc
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    X-ray diffraction and Mössbauer spectroscopy studies of cementite dissolution in cold-drawn pearlitic steel
    with J. Chakraborty, M. Ghosh, Rajeev Ranjan, D. Das, and S. Chandra
    Philosophical Magazine 93 (36): 4598-4616. 2013.
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    Valuing 'Self' in the Corporate Sector
    Journal of Human Values 7 (2): 159-169. 2001.
    This paper deals with issues related to character building and human values, both in personal and work life. The focus of the author is value-centred management, which has been discussed along two aspects of the human self, that is, the micro self and macro self. Here, the author tries to highlight the importance of both 'selves' in the organizational context. In the concluding part of the paper the author presents the authenticity of Kautilya's views on the macro self in the context of the pres…Read more
    This paper deals with issues related to character building and human values, both in personal and work life. The focus of the author is value-centred management, which has been discussed along two aspects of the human self, that is, the micro self and macro self. Here, the author tries to highlight the importance of both 'selves' in the organizational context. In the concluding part of the paper the author presents the authenticity of Kautilya's views on the macro self in the context of the present business scenario. The author attempts to portray the transition created by the market economy, which cannot provide an exclusively painless solution. Moreover, he advocates culturing of self-discipline in corporate life, which can bring about qualitative improvement, both in work and personal life. 'Work with integrity and serve with love' is the philosophy the author presents in this paper.
    Ethics
  • Value Education must be Ingrained
    In P. George Victor (ed.), Social relevance of philosophy: essays on applied philosophy, D.k. Printworld. pp. 31. 2002.
    Philosophy of Education
  • Cloning Humans: Philosophical Dimensions
    In Manjulika Ghosh (ed.), Musings on philosophy: perennial and modern, Sundeep Prakashan. 2007.
    Cloning
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    An Analytical Study of the Concept of Indriya
    Indian Philosophical Quarterly 9 (2): 153. 1982.
  • Sankara's Conception of Adhyasa: Has Prof. S. K. Chattopadhyaya Refuted Prof. G. Misra?
    Indian Philosophical Quarterly 4 (4): 627-644. 1977.
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