RT Article
T1 A Modern Review of Hindu Dharma
JF Journal of Dharma
VO 1
IS 1&2
SP 118
OP 136
A1 Nandhikkara, Jose
A2 Kuppuswamy, B.
LA English
YR 1975
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1837742553
AB The term Dharma has been one of the most powerful and influential terms in Indian thought and society for several millenia, dating from Vedic times. Even today it is very influential at all levels of society and among all classes, castes, and creeds. However, there are diverse ways in which the term has been used. It stands for religious observance, righteousness, jsutice, conformity to law, conformity to custom, obedience to the social roder, sense of duty, etc. Thus, it has religious, moral, ethical as well as legal significance. This is one of the important reasons why it is impossible to translate the term Dharma to any other non-Indian langugae.
K1 Dharma
K1 HIndu Law
K1 Jati Dharma
K1 Sadharana Dharma
K1 Svadharma
K1 Varna Dharma
K1 Yugadharma