According to M.N. Roy, which of the following are not the essential elements of Neo-Humanism?
Bravery
The correct answer is Option 4: Bravery.
M.N. Roy's Neo-Humanism emphasizes reason, ethics, and individual freedom as its core tenets. While bravery might be a desirable human quality, it is not considered an essential element or a fundamental pillar of his philosophical framework of Neo-Humanism in the same way that freedom, logic (reason), and ethics are.
Roy's Neo-Humanism seeks to provide a rational and ethical foundation for a new social order, placing the individual and their potential for freedom and moral action at the center.
Kautilya's Arthashastra describes (aspects of):
Who among the following gave the philosophy of Integral Humanism?
Which of the following were the central topics of the concept of 'Dharma and Karma' in ancient India?
Which chapter of Manusmriti describes Rajdharma?