Mid Sem Presentation of Philosophy

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LIBERAL LEARNING MID

SEMESTER PRESENTATION

TOPIC:

Name of the Student: Onkar Krishnaji Chougule

MIS ID: 111110030

Department: Mechanical Engineering

Area: Philosophy

Sub Area: Philosophy in Lectures of Swami Vivekananda

Faculty Mentor: Abhijit A. M.

Student Convener: Onkar Chougule

Date of the presentation: 11/10/2012


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ASSESSMENT CHART

Area Elements % Total

Weightage

Mid Sem

Weightag

e

End Sem

Weightag

e

Choice of topic Novelty, Relevance, and

Reasoning in Choice of FocusQ, Experts

5 % 5 % 0 %

Harvest Coprehensiveness and

diversity of the study

!5 % !0 % 5 %

"ynthesis #riginality of the vie$points,

alue of the vie$points

!5 % 0 % !5 %

"haring &ethods of sharing,

effectiveness of the sharing

'0 % 5 % !5 %

(ecoing great

learner

)lan and result of the plan *5 % 0 % *5 %


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PARAMETERS FOR EVALUATION

Attribute (Bad) -0 (Not upto mark)-2 (Neutral)-5 (Impressive) -8 (Role Model)-10

Presentation - 25

%

(Preparation, OpeningandClosing,Eyecontactand BodyLanguage)

Very bad Slides,

Very poor

start and

closure. No

eye contact at

all. Total lack

of confidence

(I want to get

out asap)

Bad Slides. Poor

start and

closure. Very

little eye

contact.

Defensive body

lang (taking

support,, hands

in pocket)

Everything just

Ok but no

pull factor.

Ok start No

issues but no

engaging

start either.

Ok closure

Action plan

may not be

right. Littleeye contact.

Rigidity.

Very good slides.

Pull Factor.

Engaged

audience. Good

closure,

handling of QA

and action

plan. Good eye

contact.

Occasional use

of hands, nodefensive body

lang.

Excellent slides.

Engaged

audience right

from the start.

Impressive

closure,

excellent

handling of QA

and Action Plan.

Excellent eye

contact. Exudingconfidence.

Harvest Books

and Papers (40

%)

No reading of

books,

papers /

articles.

Limited reading ( 10) of books

and papers /

articles with

superb

understanding.

Harvest Experts

(20 %)

No contact /

discussion

with experts.

Limited contact /

discussion with

expert (1) with

poor outcomes.

Ok contact/

discussion

with experts

(2) and just

ok outcome.

Very good contact/

discussion with

experts (3)

with excellent

outcomes

Excellent contact/

discussion with

experts (4) with

exceptional

outcomes.


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EXPLORING TOPICSThe top three topics that were thought with a couple of lines description foreach of them.

Topic 1: Philosophy in VedantaDescription

Vedanta are the most ancient philosophical books. They posses very powerful wisdom of

human life. They are the base of Hindu Philosophy and Culture. Most of the

philosophical concepts can be revealed by thorough study.

Topic 2: Effect of ThoughtsDescription

Thoughts are the basic essence of existence. In western side, the many experiments are

done to reveal the effect of thoughts on human life. They develop science of thoughts

which is used consciously or unconsciously by successful people.

Topic 3: Philosophy in Swami Vivekananda LecturesDescription

Swami Vivekananda philosophy is mostly based on the Vedanta. He had studied most of

religious books present at that time. Hence his philosophy includes not only the

Hinduism but also the all ancient to modern philosophies. He had given many lectures in

which he explained the his thoughts at very scientific level.


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THE TOPIC OF CHOICEPhilosophy in Swami Vivekananda Lectures


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EXPLORING THE TOPIC.

Q 1 What was the necessity of religion in human life? Why

religion emerged out?Q 2 What is religious and social life of Indians and Westerns at

that time(as viewed by Swami Vivekananda)?

Q3 What is the potential of Vedas? What they reveal actually?

Q4 What is meditation?

Q5 What is yoga?

Q6 What are the basic laws of Vedas?

Q7 What Universal Acceptance or Universal Religion reveals

in Vedas?

Q8 How power mind can be improved?Q9 The Spirituality revealed in his lectures(in brief)

Q 10 How India can be Empowered?


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EXPLORING THE TOPIC FURTHER:LIST THE QUESTIONSTHAT YOU FOUND WITH THE HELP OF OTHERS

Q 11 What was the effect of Vivekanandas lectures

or speeches on Westerns?

Q 12 What were the social defects in Indian culture

according to Vivekananda at his time? How they

came?

Q 13 What was the effect of Vivekanandas lectures

or speeches on India?


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FOCUS QUESTIONS WITH BRIEF

DESCRIPTION

Q 1 What was the necessity of religion in human

life? Why religion emerged out?

Q 2 What is religious and social life of Indians and

Westerns at that time(as viewed by Swami

Vivekananda)?

Q 3 What were the social defects in Indian culture

according to Vivekananda at his time? How they

came?

Q 4 What is yoga?

Q 5 How power mind can be improved? What is

meditation

Q 6 The Spirituality revealed in his lectures(in brief)


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HARVESTNecessity Of Human Religion, Yoga, Meditation


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HARVEST BOOK

Books with the details on takeaways and tagging them to the

five questions that you are focusing on.

Book 1: Jnyanyoga

Published by Ramakrishana mission , contains lectures given in London and New

YorkReveals the great knowledge of Vedas. The wisdom of human life are learned.

Tag : Yoga, Necessity of religion

Book 2 : Rajyoga(Marathi)

Published by Ramakrishana mission

The great way of yoga. Emerging infinite powers of human.

Tag: Yoga, Meditation

Book 3: Patratun Vyakta Jhalele Vivekananda (Marathi)

written by Sunil Chincholkar

These letters touches the internal of this great personality. The explanation

given by author make it more intense.


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HARVEST BOOK

Book 4: BhaktiYog(Marathi)

Published by Ramakrishana mission

The GOD realization. The basic way of Bhakti.

Tag: Yoga


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HARVEST PAPER

Papers with the details on takeaways and tagging

them to the five questions that you are focusing on.

Paper 1:The Vedanta Philosophy

Address to Graduates of Philosophical Society, Harvard University The scientific discussion on Hindu Philosophy and Vedas.

Tag : Spirituality

Paper 2: Newspaper Reports

The effect of Vivekananda Lectures on Western and also on India.


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HARVEST ANY OTHER THING

Future Work:

1. Many books and lecture papers are available

relevant to focus questions. It will be tried to read

them

2.Audio clips and video clips of lectures

3. Meeting with Experts

4. Joining groups on social networks

5. Sharing thoughts with people


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DEVELOPMENT PLAN

Attributes you would like consolidate and a broad level plan for that.

Attribute 1: Mind Power

Broad Level Plan : By going through thoughts of Vivekananda the mind power

and control thinking process are increased. To keep it up more practice will be

done

Attribute 2: Confidence

Broad Level Plan: To consolidate confidence the practice of interacting in

classroom with teacher, taking forward step for stage performance

Attributes you would like improve and a broad level plan for that.

Attribute 1: Time management

Broad Level Plan : Making time tables, Completing work on proper time,

discussing people about time management

Attribute 2: Stress Handling

Broad Level Plan: Living in present, completing work on proper time, learning

efficient way of working

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