Classical and contemporary issues in Indian studies: essays in honour of Trichur S. Rukmani

Kumar, P Pratap et al (ed.)

ISBN: 9788124606520, 8124606528

This book is a Festschrift volume in honour of Prof. Trichur S. Rukmani that reflects the plethora of issues which she studied in her scholastic life. It includes twenty-four essays by distinguished scholars on various classical and contemporary issues pertaining to Indian studies and Yoga, Prof. Rukmani's primary research field.

Influence of Nyaya philosophy on Sanskrit

Prajapati, Sweta (b.1969)

ISBN: 9788185970165, 8185970165

An initiation to Indian philosophy

Thachil, J

The inner teachings of the philosophy and religion of India, rev. edition

Yogi Ramacharaka

ISBN: 9788180902208, 818090220X

Inner yoga (antaryoga), transl. from Bengali by Simanta Narayan Chatterjee, with an introd. by Ram Swarup

Anirvan

ISBN: 9788185990224, 8185990220

The Katha Upanishad says that man in the ordinary course looks outward but some seeking a greater life turn their gaze inward (avrttachakshu), and there they find the immortal life of their true Self. Yoga consists in developing this inward and upward look. Taking the celebrated Yogasutras of Patanjali as his framework, Sri Anirvan explains the eight limbs of Patanjala Yoga in the life of India...

An insight into Hindu philosophy: life and beyond

Tiwari, Satya Prakash

ISBN: 9788189973773, 8189973770

It presents the Indian religious view of the universe and time, deals with the classical Indian philosophy and comparative study of Western and Indian views of pluralism vis-a-vis monism etc.

Integral non-dualism: a critical exposition of Vijnanabhiksu's system of philosopy

Ram, Kanshi

Contents: (i) Concept of the absolute (ii) Concept of self (iii) Concept of prakrti (iv) Theory of double reflection (v) Doctrine of bondage and liberation (vi) Critical remarks;

Interdisciplinary studies in science, society, value and civilizational dialogue

Chattopadhyaya, DP

ISBN: 9788179860304, 8179860302

The essays of this book are addressed to some basic issues of science, society and value. Discounting the autonomy claim of science. Chattopadhyaya tries to trace its social roots and discover its historical background. Also he discounts the value-neutrality claim of science-- of both social science and natural science.