Perennial Philosophical Questions Resolved, Part 2: Social Philosophy

Last Spring Ravi Logan gave the first part in the series titled, "Perennial Questions of Philosophy Resolved". Ravi's class focused on some of the long-standing philosophical debates that are resolved in P. R. Sarkar’s philosophical treatise, Ananda Sutram, with a focus on the spiritual philosophy. If you missed the first class you can access it [here](https://transformation-education.teachable.com/p/perennial-philosophical-questions-resolved) on our teachable site. In January, Jason Schriener will follow up with part two, which will focus on the social philosophy given in Chapter five of Ananda Sutram.

In this class, we will look at some of the long-standing philosophical debates that are resolved in P. R. Sarkar’s philosophical treatise, Ananda Sutram. P. R. Sarkar’s philosophy provides deep insights that enable resolution of the apparent contradictions between idealism and materialism, leadership and mass participation, revolutionary vs evolutionary change, proper index of collective progress, growth vs no growth economies, resolution of class dynamics in history, economic equity vs economic equality. In this class, we will focus on questions of social philosophy discussed in the fifth chapter of Ananda Sutram.

We strive to make our courses available to all. This program is offered on a sliding scale according to your ability to pay. You will choose an amount at registration. If you pay on the higher end you will be a "supporter" allowing others with financial challenges access to the course.

Minimum amount: $10 Suggested amount: $25 Supporting amount: $50