Indian philosophy in English : from renaissance to independence /
Bhushan, Nalini.
Garfield, Jay L.,1955-
Oxford : Oxford University Press,
c2011.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Pandits and professors : the renaissance of secular India (B&G) -- Nationalism in India (1917)  /  Rabindranath Tagore --  The renaissance in India (1918) / Aurobindo Ghosh --  Indian nationality (1909) / A. K. Coomaraswamy -- Reform or revival? (1904) / Lajpat Rai -- The meaning of Swaraj or self-government (1921) / Bhagavan Das -- Svaraj in ideas (1928) / K. C. Bhattacharyya -- Art and Swadeshi (1910) / A. K. Coomaraswamy -- The future poetry (1917-1918) / Aurobindo Ghosh -- Pathway to Mukti (1925) / R. Tagore -- View-points in aesthetics (1922) / B. K. Sarkar -- The concept of Rasa (1930) / K. C. Bhattacharyya -- Indian aesthetics 2 (1954) / M. Hiriyanna -- Art experience 2 (1951) / M. Hiriyanna -- An Indian in Paris: cosmopolitan aesthetics in colonial India / M. Hiriyanna -- The problem of ultimate reality in the Upaniṣads (1926) / R. D. Ranade -- Jn̋āna Yoga (1915) / Vivekananda -- Absolute Consciousness (1938) / A. C. Mukerji -- The falsity of the world (1940) / Ras Bihari Das -- Advaita, causality and human freedom (1940) / S. S. Suryanarayana Sastri -- Śaṅkara's theory of consciousness (1937) / A. C. Mukerji -- Śaṅkara's philosophy (1955) / V. S. Iyer -- Scepticism and its place in Śaṅkara's philosophy (1937) / P. T. Raju -- Bringing Brahman down to earth: Līlāvāda in colonial India -- The Plato of Allahabad: A. C. Mukerji's contributions to Indian and to world philosophy -- The realist's conception of idealism (1927) / A. C. Mukerji -- Realistic idealism (1930) / Hiralal Haldar -- The concept of philosophy (1936) / K.C. Bhattacharyya -- The problem of truth (1930) / M. Hiriyanna -- Philosophical truth (1949) / G. R. Malkani -- Traditional epistemology (1950) / A. C. Mukerji -- Symposium: has Aurobindo refuted Māyāvāda? / Indra Sen..., [et al.] -- A bibliography of significant work in Indian philosophy from the colonial period and the immediate post-independence period
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