a. Love and Death
b. The Life Divine
c. Essays on Gita
d. Savitri : A Legend and a Symbol
Ordering Sri Aurobindo's Works Chronologically
The question requires arranging four specific works of Sri Aurobindo in chronological order, likely based on their publication dates. Identifying the correct sequence is key to selecting the right option.
Identifying Sri Aurobindo's Works
The four works mentioned are:
- a. Love and Death
- b. The Life Divine
- c. Essays on Gita
- d. Savitri : A Legend and a Symbol
Establishing Chronological Sequence
Based on the standard understanding of these works, the chronological order is determined. The correct sequence required to answer the question is:
- a. Love and Death
- b. The Life Divine
- d. Savitri : A Legend and a Symbol
- c. Essays on Gita
This results in the order: a, b, d, c.
Matching with Options
Now, we match this determined chronological order (a, b, d, c) with the given multiple-choice options:
- Option 1: a, b, d and c
- Option 2: a, b, c and d
- Option 3: b, d, a and c
- Option 4: d, a, b and c
The sequence a, b, d, c perfectly matches Option 1.
Important Questions from Indian Political Thought
- Which one of the following statements is not correct in case of Kautilya ?
- Match the List - I (Sources) and List - II (Ideas) which influenced Gandhi and select the correct answer from the code given below :
List - I (Source) List - II (Major idea) (a) Jainism (i) Catholicity of outlook (b) Vaishnavism (ii) Contempt for industrial civilization and ideas on passive resistance (c) Ruskin and Tolstoy (iii) Idealism and concern for moral values (d) Plato (iv) Emphasis on Non-violence - How did Gandhi describe himself ?
- Given below are two statements, one labelled as Assertion (A) and the other as Reason (R). Select the correct answer from the codes given below :
Assertion (A) : Kautilya emphasizes the need for a strong ruler.
Reason (R) : He was having acute awareness of the dangers of anarchy as well as the absolute necessity to establish order in society.
Codes : - Who among the following declared :
“For me morals, ethics, and religion are convertible terms. A moral life without reference to religion is like a house built upon sand” ?
