The major philosophical systems of Buddhism and Indian thought are discussed. The attitude to nature, and theories of the ultimate Reality will be examined. The techniques propounded in Buddhist and Indian philosophical system will be clarified and analysed in a comparative manner.
Course content:
Reading List | |
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1. Gupta, Das.1922-1955. History of Indian Philosophy (Vol. I – V), Cambridge University Press. | |
2. Hiriyanna, M.1966. Outlines of Indian Philosophy. Madras. | |
3. Jeyathilleka, K.N.1963. Early Buddhist Theory of Knowledge. London, Allen and Unwin. | |
3. Murt, T.R.V.1960. Central Philosophy of Buddhism. London, Allen and Unwin. | |
3. Ramakrishnan, V.1978. Perspectives in Saivism. University of Madras. |