Man: Historical and Philosophical Relevance

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About the Book The book incorporates the entire gamut of human beings in historical and philosophical perspective. The young author Dr. Nikki Kumari has meticulously conducted a thorough research on the historical and philosophical relevance of mankind. Broadly divided into three chapters and with a significant prologue the book undeniably sheds light on the natural existence of man. Dwelling upon India's identity as well as her destiny Dr. Nikki has carefully examined the roots and branches of history and polity regarding this monumental work. A highly informative and argumentative book on the scientific theory of the evolution of mankind.

Preface I feel immense pleasure in presenting this work to the world of loners. Righ from the day of inception, man has been one of the most mysterious phenomena of this universe. Several historians and Anthropologists have been trying their best to construe the exact nature of human being. I the present treatise a very sincere effort has been made to explore the historical and philosophical relevance of mankind.

Before his internal desire to know everything around him, man always desires to know himself. Unless the man knows his internal nature very well, his knowledge of other things is quite imperfect. No other knowledge can be critically justified and securely based if an indepth study of mankind is not conducted extensively. It appears that in common with all the beings of nature man toss has physical body composed of basic elements which grow, decay and interact with other procedures of the bodies. Although anthropology has been the most significant area of knowledge, but this work of history has treated the subject in its historical and philosophical perspective. I trust, the effort will be widely acknowledged. Suggestions, if any, are cordially invited.

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