Indian Philosophy: Exploring the Meanings of the Vedas and Analyzing the Upanishads

Author: Wu Baihui
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Publish Date: 2000-12-01
Features: India is a renowned ancient civilization with a long history, rich culture, and its philosophical thought has an especially profound influence. The author has immersed himself in the exploration of Indian philosophy for decades, achieving remarkable accomplishments. This book presents important research outcomes in this field from his recent years. It is divided into four parts: Exploring the Meanings of the Vedas, Analyzing the Upanishads, Indian Buddhism and Nyaya Logic, covering several major aspects of Indian philosophy: the philosophy of the Vedas and Upanishads, Indian Buddhist philosophy, Indian dialectical thinking theory, the mainstream of modern Indian philosophy—Advaita Vedanta philosophy, as well as Indian materialism and scientific philosophy thought. This book includes 26 papers published by the author in recent years, both domestically and internationally, focusing on the study of early and modern Indian philosophical thought, representing the highest level of research on Indian philosophy in China. The book introduces and discusses the long-standing philosophical thought of India, especially the newly translated content, clarifying some misunderstandings.