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Special Issue on “Materialism in Indian Philosophy” 
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Lok
ā
yata
Journal of Positive Philosophy ISSN: 2249-8389)
Vol. VIII, No.01, March, 2018
Special Issue on “Materialism in Indian Philosophy”
 
 
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Lok
ā
yata: Journal of Positive Philosophy ISSN 2249-8389)
Lok 
ā
 yata: Journal of Positive Philosophy 
 is an online bi-annual interdisciplinary journal of
the Center for Positive Philosophy and Interdisciplinary Studies (CPPIS) 
. The name Lok 
ā
 yata can be traced to Kautilya's
 Arthashastra 
, which refers to three
ānvīk 
ṣ 
ikī 
s
 (logical philosophies), Yoga, Samkhya and Lok 
ā
 yata. Lok 
ā
 yata here still refers to logical debate (
disputatio 
, "criticism") in general and not to a materialist doctrine in particular. The objectives of the journal are to encourage new thinking on concepts and theoretical frameworks in the disciplines of humanities and social sciences to disseminate such new ideas and research papers (with strong emphasis on modern implications of philosophy) which have
broad relevance in society in general and man’s li
fe in particular. The Centre publishes two issues of the  journal every year. Each regular issue of the journal contains full-length papers, discussions and comments, book reviews, information on new books and other relevant academic information. Each issue contains about 100 Pages.
© Centre for Positive Philosophy and Interdisciplinary Studies, Pehowa Kurukshetra)
Chief-Editor:
Dr. Desh Raj Sirswal
,
Assistant Professor (Philosophy
)
, P. G. Govt. College for Girls, Sector-11, Chandigarh.
 Associate Editor:
Dr. Merina Islam
Editorial Advisory Board:
Prof. K.K. Sharma (Former-Pro-Vice-Chancellor, NEHU, Shillong). Prof. (Dr.) Sohan Raj Tater, Former Vice Chancellor, Singhania University , Rajasthan). Dr. Ranjan Kumar Behera (Patkai Christian College (Autonomous), Nagaland). Dr. Geetesh Nirban (Kamala Nehru College, University of Delhi). Dr. K. Victor Babu (Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, Andhra University, Visakhapatnam). Dr Rasmita Satapathy (Department of Philosophy, Ramnagar College, West Bengal.) Mr.Pankoj Kanti Sarkar (Department of Philosophy, Debra Thana Sahid Kshudiram Smriti Mahavidyalaya, Paschim Medinipur, West Bengal).
Cover Image Credit 
: http://indicportal.org/the-modern-hindu-is-a-charvaka/
Declaration: The opinions expressed in the articles of this journal are those of the individual authors, and not necessary of those of CPPIS or the Chief-Editor
 
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In this issue……………..
 
Sr. No. Title of the Paper & Author Page No.
1. Matrilineal Roots in Some Early Materialist Tradition in India: Re-Visiting Tantra from a Marxist Perspective- Archana Barua & Rekhamoni Devi 04 2. All Philosophical Revolutions is an Offshoot of Materialism in India: A Bried Study based on Evolution of Materialistic Thinking after later Vedic Period- Ferosh.M.Basheer 15 3. An Appraisal to Indian Materialism: Special Reference to
Cārvāka
 Philosophy- Leena. K.R. 19 4. Rudiments of Materialism Prior to Classical Indian Materialism- Rajen Lakra 26
5.
Cārvāka
 or
 Lokāyata
 Philosophy as a theory of Materialism- Sayantani Mukherjee & Gargi Goswami 34 6. Dialectical Materialism- Shikha Kumari 43 7. Relevance of Substance
 
Theory of Charvaka
 
in Present Times
 – 
 Desh Raj Sirswal 52 8. REPORT OF THE PROGRAMME 56 9. CONTRIBUTORS OF THIS ISSUE 58

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