Dr. Amulya Ranjan Mohapatra at present is Director of Swami Vivekananda Swadhyay Kendra, President of Swami Vivekananda Banabharati Vidyapith, and Secretary of Sri Ramakrishna Sat-Sangha, Koraput (Orissa). He taught Logic and Philosophy at various Government Colleges and also worked as Vice-Principal and Principal before his retirement. He has contributed numerous articles to several newspapers and journals of repute. Dr. Mohapatra has to his credit many books including The Idea of Inexpressible: A Philosophical Analysis, Philosophy of Religion, Hinduism: Analytical Study, Value System, Indian Freedom Fighter, Bir Surendra Sai, Bharatiya Dharma O Darsana, Sri Ramakrishna Jivana Darsana, Swaraj: A Multi-Dimensional Concept.
Mrs. Bijaya Mohapatra, M.A. BED. is working as Head Ministers, in Govt. High School, Dumuriput, Koraput. She is a regular participant of Air Women’s Programmes.
Preface , PART-I: Ancient Values & Virtues : Introduction, Meaning of Value – Defination of Value – Value Philosophy Virtues – Human Values and Virtues. The Philosophy of Value:Fact and Value – Nature of Value – Subjective Value – Objective Value – Realistic Value – Idealistic Value Pragmatic Value – Extrinsic Value – Intrinsic Value Relative Value – Absolute Value – Intellectual Value Ethical Value – Aesthetic Value. Plato: Plato's Virtues: Wisdom – Criticism – Courage – Criticism; Temperance – Criticism – Justice – Criticism – Another Classification of Plato's Virtue - True Virtue – Philosophic Virtue – Customauy Virtue; Plato's Value - Criticism. Aristotle: Aristotle Virtue: Classification of Aristotle' Virtue: Intellectual Virtues – Criticism – Ethical Virtues – Criticism, Aristotle's Justice – Distributive Justice – Corrective Justice, Aristotle's Value: Classification of Values: Ethical Value – Non-ethical Value. PART - II: Indian Values & Virtues .Purushartha: Chaturvarga: (a) Dharma ,Meaning and Definations – Characterstics – Principles of Dharma- Dhrti-Ksama-Dama-Asteya-Sauca-Indriyanigraha-Dhi-Vidya-Satyam-Akrodha; and Ahimsa; Aspects of Dharma. Dharma as Duty-Dharma as Virtue-Dharma as Moral values-Dharma as Realisation; Dharma as the way of life and form of life; Varna Dharma: Brahmana – Kshatriya – Vaishys - and Shudras; Ashram Dharma: Brahmacharya – Grahastya – Vanaprastha and Sanyasa; Significance of Dharma. (b) Artha, Meaning – Sources of Artha: Agriculture – Land – Labour –Capital – Organisation – Trade and Industry – Revenue and Expenditure. (c) Kama, Meaning – Psychological value – honest desire – Intrinsic value. (d) Moksha, Meaning – Moksha in Gita – Philosophical views of Moksha …
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