Socio-Cultural and Religious Life of Mao Naga Tribe

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Socio-Cultural and Religious Life of Mao Naga TribeThis book is about the Maos' concept of good life in general, their vision of man, their religious beliefs and their particular notion of virtues. The affinity between the Maos' notion of good life and that of certain classical philosophers like Aristotle, Kant and the Utilitarians has also been compared. The maos like most other tribal communities live a simple life, close to nature and with strong kinship ties among themselves. There is no visible

The book records the sensational story of the most gruesome and treacherous murder of Mr

its various meaning implies the basis upon which such faiths and practices arise

While several references account for the general problem of human populations

the decline of Buddhism commenced in the 6th century A

Shelley denounced religion in its conventional sense as the source of the miseries of mankind

The novels have become the craze of the youth and hence the book market is flooded with fiction

In view of the Human Rights Act of 1998

The working of local mines was given on a perpetual lease

There is a need for further research with the extension of data set to draw a firm conclusion over this issue

Sushmita Prasad born 2nd August

In their religion there are traces of primitive elemental worship with the impious practice of human sacrifice which is the foundation of their religion and

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