Indian philosophy
Rated as classics, these two volumes comprehensively survey Indian thought from the Rig Veda to Ramanuja. They authoritatively showcase ancient philosophical texts and relate them to contemporary issues of philosophy and religion.
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| Lenguaje: | English |
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New Delhi :
Oxford University Press,
2008,
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| Edición: | Second edition. |
| Colección: | Oxford India paperbacks
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- v.1. Chapter I. Introduction.
- Part I: The Vedic period.
- Chapter II. The Hymns of the Rg-Veda.
- Chapter III. Transition to the Upanisads.
- Chapter IV. The Philosophy of the Upanisads.
- Part II: The Epic period.
- Chapter V. Materialism.
- Chapter VI. The pluralistic realism of the Jainas.
- Chapter VII. The ethical idealism of early Buddhism.
- Chapter VIII. Epic philosophy.
- Chapter IX. The Theism of the Bhagavadgita.
- Chapter X. Buddhism as a religion.
- Chapter XI. The schools of Buddhism.
- Appendix: Further consideration of some problems.
- v. 2. Part III: The six Brahmanical systems. Chapter I. Introduction.
- Chapter II. The logical Realism of the Nyaya.
- Chapter III. The atomistic pluralism of the Vaisesika.
- Chapter IV. The Sarinkhya system.
- Chapter V. The Yoga system of Patanjali.
- Chapter VI. The Purva Mimarinsa.
- Chapter VII. The Vedanta Sutra.
- Chapter VIII. The Advaita Vedanta of Sarinkara.
- Chapter IX. The Theism of Ramanuja.
- Chapter X. The Saiva, the Sakta, and the Later Vaisnava Theism.
- Chapter XI. Conclusion.