Swami Vivekananda’s philosophy can be described as _____ .
Practical Vedanta
Practical Vedanta option is correct.
Swami Vivekananda re-interpreted Advaita Vedanta not as a purely contemplative discipline but as a philosophy meant to be lived out in social service, national regeneration and character-building. His famous four lectures delivered in London in 1896 were titled precisely ‘Practical Vedanta’ and are collected under that name in the Complete Works. In them he argued that the Vedantic realisation of the divinity of the atman must translate into “seeing God in the poor, the weak and the sick” — work is worship, service is sadhana.
Because Vivekananda’s distinctive contribution is this application of Vedantic non-dualism to daily action, his philosophy is universally described as Practical Vedanta.
“Spiritual Vedanta” is a redundant description of Vedanta itself, “Intellectual Vedanta” better fits Shankara’s scholastic exposition, and “Sociological Vedanta” is not a standard label — none captures Vivekananda’s activism-oriented reading.
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