The Indian Philosophy An Introduction to Hindu and Buddhist Thought
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TextPublication details: Edinburgh Edinburgh University Press 1999Description: 263pISBN: - 0748609547
- S03 K580
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| S03 J559 Aspects of Ancient Indian Philosophy | S03 K143 The Value Perspectives in Indian Philosophy | S03 K143 The Philosophy of Lokayata | S03 K580 The Indian Philosophy | S03 K897 The New Perspectives in Indian Philosophy | S03 K897 Indian Philosophy | S03 K897 In Search of Reality |
includes index and biblioraphy
India and the History of Philosophy Can Philosophy be Indian? The Varieties of Hindu Philosophy Buddhist Philosophy in India Ontology: What really exists? epistemology:how do we know what we know perception: Do we see things as they are? consciousness and the body: what are we? creation and casuality: where do we come from? philosophy in a post-colonial Epistemology: How do we know what we know? Perception: Do we see things as they are? Consciousness and the Body: What are we? Creation and Causality: Where do we come from? Philosophy in a post-colonial world
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