Пример готовой курсовой работы по предмету: Экология
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Introduction 2
1 Buddhist Core Values 3
2 Two Sets of Values 5
Conclusion 7
Bibliography 8
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Introduction
In that context the globalized discourses of Buddhism, whose central theme is the reduction of suffering, have been taken up to provide a narrative of hope and a transformed masculinity. What is more, some Buddhism practices, notably meditation and mindfulness, have positive psychotherapeutic value in the management of the emotional discontents of modernity. However, Buddhism is so well-known and wide-spread all over the world not only due to its possibility of curing both mind and body, but also due to its interconnection with nature and morality and their exhilarating interconnections which have found their reflexions in a set of values in Buddhism. There is an ample range of them which is caused by sub-division of Buddhism after Buddha’s death, but in the given research only traditional Buddhism’s values are to be looked at.
According to the topicality, the subject of our research is traditional Buddhism which is especially significant both for nowadays society and individuals.
We can lay down the aim of our research, which is to study if traditional Buddhism rests on recognising that there are two sets of values, those of life in the world and those higher ones of leaving it.
These aims determine more specific problems of our research:
- to get a brief information on Buddhism;
- to study the main values of Buddhism;
- to emphasise the interconnection between life on the Earth, reincarnation and after-life in the given focus.
Thus, we can conclude that the object of our research is traditional Buddhism’s values, namely those of life in the world and those higher ones of leaving it.
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Bibliography
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