veneemadhava shastri joshi (5 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. pp. [xiv] + 336.

Vidyaranyas contribution to Advaita consists in the best possible reconciliation of the vital thoughts of several Advaita Schools of the post-Sankara period His approach to Advaita is a blend of several currents that from Indian Philosophical thought that has entitled him to a lasting place in the history of Advaita Vidyaranya though he strictly belonged to none of the three schools viz Vartika Vivarana and Bhamati respectively in his interpretation showed great intellectural ability in amalgamating some of the so-called irreconcilable principles of these schools But his propensity to the Abhasa school in the main flow of his interpretation is beyond doubt Dr Satyadeva Mishra considers Vidyaranya to be the staunchest upholder of the Abhasa theory and is not sure of his partiality to other theories especially the reflection theory Pratibimbavada of the Vivarana-school The present work is a modest attempt to satisfy the need of such a full-length study of Vidyaranaya and his great contribution to Advaita philosophy.

Zustand: New. pp. 93.

Zustand: New. pp. 224.

The theory of Drstisrsti though it seems to be a tiny one is a tough problem in the Advaita-vedanta This is associated with the name Prakasananda to that extent that he himself is considered to be the father of this theory Infact he is both the father and mother to this; yet the germinating points of this theory are pretty old as they can be traced in the Yogavasistha Brahma-siddhi and Istasiddhi It is Prakasananda a master-mind who elevated this theory to the stage of a school and brought glory to it by his monumental contribution Vidyaranya Madhusudana Nana Diksita and a few other members form a good team tat stands back this theory An humble attempt of evaluation of what all these savants have contributed to this school is exerted here.