Vedanta Philosophy in the Vedic Tradition
1. Introduction to Orthodox Systems of Indian Thought and the place ofVedanta. 2. Six Schools ofVedanta 3. Advaita Vedanta andVisistadvaita 4. Six Ways of Knowing: Theory of Knowledge inAdvaita 5. MetaphysicalPostulatesinVedanta:Brahman,Atman,Isvara,Jiva,Maya,World,Bondageand Moksa 6. Exposition of Tarkapada in the Brahmasutra-bhasya of Sankara
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