CONCEPTS OF VALUE
ETYMOLOGICAL MEANING
:- The word “value” is derived from Latin “valere” that mean “to
be strong” or “ to be worth”.
PHILOSOPHICAL MEANING:-A
value is directly related to view point or thought.
Values are rules by which we make decisions
about right or wrong, should and should not, good or bad. Values are principle
or standards of behavior.
Values
regulate and guide human behavior and action in our day to daily life. Values
are embedded in every word we select and speak, what we wear, ways in which we
interact, our perceptions and interpretation of others reactions in what we are
say and so on.
Axiology
is the branch of philosophy which deals with system of values. It is considered
as theories of values .values are very important in human life for success in
material life and social life of the individual.
VALUES ACCORDING TO CONSTITUTION OF INDIA
The idea of what values should be fostered through education has
been best expressed in the Constitution of India. The Indian Constitution has
explicitly laid down fundamental duties of its citizens in Article 51A,
emphasizing that every Indian citizen would:
·
‘promote harmony and spirit
of common brotherhood, transcending religious, linguistic and regional or
sectoral diversities;
·
renounce practices
derogatory to the dignity of women;
·
value and preserve the rich
heritage of our composite culture;
·
protect and improve the
natural environment;
·
develop the scientific
temper;
·
abjure violence and
·
strive towards excellence
in all spheres of individual and collective activity so that the nation
constantly rises to higher levels of endeavour and achievement’.
In its Preamble itself, the
Constitution lays down four universal values:
JUSTICE, social, economic and
political;
LIBERTY of thoughts,
expression, belief, faith and worship;
EQUALITY of status
and of opportunity; and to promote among them all;
FRATERNITY, assuring
the dignity of the individual and the unity and integrity of the nation.
DEFINITION
A/C John Dewey “The
value means primarily to prize, to esteem, to appraise, to estimate”
Indian sociologist R.K
mukerjee writes “By their nature” all human relations
and behavior are imbedded in values.
So values have utmost
important in our life.
CLASSIFICATION OF VALUES
Different persons have suggested different types
of value among them.
Classification-I
A/c Ultimate Values
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Classification-II
A/c Brubacher
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Classification-III
A/c
Objective
&
attitude
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Classification-IV
A/cUniversal values
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Satyam
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Immediate Values
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Physical Values
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Personal Values
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Shivam
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Remote Values
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Economical Values
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Family Values
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Sundaram
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Instrumental Values
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Spiritual Values
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Socio-ultural Values
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Instrinsic Values
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Material Values
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Spiritual Values
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Moral Values
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Democartic Values
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Vedic Values
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