- cārvāka-darṡana
- चार्वाकदर्शन
Indonesian dictionary. 2014.
cārvāka-darṡana
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Cārvāka — For the village in Kyrgyzstan, see Charbak, Kyrgyzstan. Cārvāka (Sanskrit: चार्वाक), also known as Lokāyata, is a system of Indian philosophy that assumes various forms of philosophical skepticism and religious indifference.[1] It seems named… … Wikipedia
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Charvaka — (Devanagari: चार्वाक, cārvāka; auch Lokayata) war eine altindische philosophische Schule, benannt nach ihrem angeblichen Gründer Charvaka. Ihre Elemente sind Atheismus, Materialismus und Hedonismus. Innerhalb der indischen Philosophie wird sie… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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Chárvaka — (en sánscrito चार्वाक, transcripción IAST Cārvāka) fue un filósofo materialista indio, que vivió en el siglo VII a. C. y fundó una escuela de filosofía abiertamente ateísta y empírica llamada Lokāyata o chárvaka, que tuvo… … Wikipedia Español
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