प्राचीन भारत में शिक्षा (डॉ. ए.एस. अल्तेकर - गुरुकुल एवं बौद्ध विहार शिक्षण इतिहास)
Education in Ancient India by Dr. A.S. Altekar
डॉ. ए.एस. अल्तेकर द्वारा
पृष्ठ 322, कुल 335 में से
संदर्भ में पढ़ेंINDEX Admission procedure 181. Admission test 81-2, 118. Agrahāra viilages as centres of education. 139-42. 'Aims of education ; 8-20 ; how far achieved, 242-49. Aksharasvikaraṇa, a Sanskâra 265-68. Alberuni, on Brahmagupta's dishonesty, 252 ; on Hindu scholarship, 256-7, 262 ; on vernacular education, 260. Al-Idrisi, on Indian character, 245. Alms, for students, compulsory for householders. 93 Annaprāśana, a Sanskâra, 266. Apprentice system, 198-200 ; in Europe, 200, n. 2. Arabs, borrow Hindu medicine system, 188 ; on Hindu character, 245. Arts and crafts, training in, 198-202, attitude towards, 127-8, 258. Āryabhaṭa on eclipses, 252-3. Āśramas as education centres, 32-3 Association, 29-30. Ayurvedic Upanayana 289-91. Astronomy and astrology, 152, 252-3 B Begging, see under Bhikshā-charaṇa. Benares, as education centre, 110-114. Bhikshā, for students, compulsory for householders, 93. Bhikshācharaṇa, how far real in daily life, 64-66 ; why prescribed, 66 ; when a disgrace, 65. Boarding arrangements, 76 Brahmanchāri, his paraphernalia, 275-6. See under Student for further information. Brahmacharya, its duration, 89 ; rules of, 66-8. Brahmagupta, his intellectual dishonesty, 252-3. Brahmanas, and Veda teaching, 40 ; as teachers of non-vedic subjects, 41 ; as teachers, consequences, 249-50. Buddhism and education, 225- 33. Buddhist Universities, Organisation of, 73-4. Buildings of schools and colleges, 75-6. C Capitals, as education centres, 103. Caste system, its influence on education, 40-6; and Buddhism, 46-7. and Upanayana time, 272-3 ; and Sâvitrī Mantra, 278-9 ; and professions, 40-1. Character, formation of, 10-11, 66-7 ; Indian, estimate of, 244-5. Chaula and primary education, 267. Chhurikābandha, 292-3. Civic duties, and education, 248-9. Classes, their strength, 82-3. Co-education, 211. College session, its duration, 85-6. Colleges as organised institutions, non-existent in early times, 70-2 and at Taxila, 106 and Benares, 112 ; but existing at Nâlandâ, 114-6 ; Vikramasîlâ, 126-9 ; Ennāyirum, 132-3 ; Tirumukkudul, 133 ; Tiruvorriyur, 134 ; Salotgi, 130-2. Commercial education, 195-7. Corporal punishment, 27-28. Courses, their duration, 89-92 ; their organisation, 88-89-96. Cramming, 161. Creative vein disappears, 254-5.