From Vasubandhu to Caitanya: studies in Indian philosophy and its textual history, (Papers of the 12th World Sanskrit Conference, Vol.10.1)

Bronkhorst, Johannes (ed.)

ISBN: 9788120834729, 8120834720

The fundamental unity of India, ed. by Debi Prasad Chattopadhyaya with historical note by B.D. Chattopadhyaya

Mookerji, Radha Kumud

ISBN: 9788180280054, 8180280055

This work in the field of ancient Indian history is widely known. There is no other work as influential as this study of the idea of India's unity embedded in the classical Hindu texts and scriptures.

The fundamentals of Advaita Vedanta

Narain, K

ISBN: 9788188260003, 8188260002

Fundamentals of Hinduism: a basic text

Seereeram, H (1931- )

Contents: (i) Definition and main features of Hinduism (ii) The unfolding of Hinduism (iii) Philosophical and religious literature (iv) The three heterodox schools (v) Dharma (vi) The law of Karma (vii) Hindu ethics (viii) Hindu social organisation (ix) God and creation (x) The soul: its nature and its liberation (xi) Yoga (xii) Prayer (xiii) Mantra and jap (chanting) (xiv) Om and the Gayatri M...

Fundamentals of Indian philosophy

Puligandla, Ramakrishna

ISBN: 9788124600870, 8124600872

Indian philosophy reflects some of the earliest thought-traditions in human history. Its foundations can be traced to ancient minds and their capacity for insatiable curiosity and constant meditation. The Indian thinkers of old aimed their pragmatic philosophies at not just the satisfaction of intellectual curiosity or pursuit of theoretical truths but actually the assimilation of intellectuall...

The fundamentals of K.C. Bhattacharyya's philosophy, ed. with a new intro. by Shefali Moitra, 2nd edn.

Bhattacharyya, Kalidas

ISBN: 9788124608418, 8124608415

This monograph deals with Krishnachandra Bhattacharyya's epistemic and metaphysical line of thought from the definite to the indefinite, from the objective level to the higher levels of subjectivity, and from association to dissociation or freedom leading to an alternation between knowledge and freedom. Both definiteness and indefiniteness have been identified.