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The four values in Indian philosophy and culture
Mysore]: Prasaranga, University of Mysore (1970)
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On the four objects of human pursuit, i.e. righteousness (dharma), wealth (artha), desire fulfillment (kāma), and spiritual salvation (moksha), as enunciated in Indian philosophical systems.Other Versions
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