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Acknowledgments
Introduction: Whose Voice? Whose Tongue? Philosophy in English in Colonial India
PART ONE: National Identity
1. Pandits and Professors: The Renaissance of Secular India
2. Rabindranath Tagore, “Nationalism in India” (1917)
3. Aurobindo Ghosh, “The Renaissance in India” (1918)
4. A. K. Coomaraswamy, “Indian Nationality” (1909)
5. Lajpat Rai, “Reform or Revival?” (1904)
6. Bhagavan Das, “The Meaning of Swaraj or Self-government” (1921)
7. K. C. Bhattacharyya, “Svaraj In Ideas” (1928)
PART TWO: Aesthetics
1. A. K. Coomaraswamy, “Art and Swadeshi” (1910)
2. Aurobindo Ghosh, “ The Future Poetry ” (1917–1918)
3. R. Tagore, “Pathway to Mukti ” (1925)
4. B. K. Sarkar, “View-Points in Aesthetics” (1922)
5. K. C. Bhattacharyya, “The Concept of Rasa” (1930)
M. Hiriyanna:
6. “Indian Aesthetics 2” (1954)
7. “Art Experience 2” (1951)
8. An Indian in Paris: Cosmopolitan Aesthetics in Colonial India
PART THREE: Vedānta
1. R. D. Ranade, “The Problem of Ultimate Reality in the Upanișads” (1926)
2. Vivekananda, “Jñāna Yoga” (1915)
3. A. C. Mukerji, “Absolute Consciousness” (1938)
4. Ras Bihari Das, “The Falsity of the World” (1940)
5. S. S. Suryanarayana Sastri, “Advaita, Causality and Human Freedom” (1940)
6. A. C. Mukerji, “Śaṅkara’s Theory of Consciousness” (1937)
7. V. S. Iyer, “Śaṅkara’s Philosophy” (1955)
8. P. T. Raju, “Scepticism and Its Place in Śaṅkara’s Philosophy” (1937)
9. Bringing Brahman Down to Earth: Līlāvāda in Colonial India
PART FOUR: Metaphysics and Epistemology
1. The Plato of Allahabad: A. C. Mukerji’s Contributions to Indian and to World Philosophy
2. A. C. Mukerji, “The Realist’s Conception of Idealism” (1927)
3. Hiralal Haldar, “Realistic Idealism” (1930)
4. K. C. Bhattacharyya, “The Concept of Philosophy” (1936)
5. M. Hiriyanna, “The Problem of Truth” (1930)
6. G. R. Malkani, “Philosophical Truth” (1949)
7. A. C. Mukerji, “Traditional Epistemology” (1950)
PART FIVE: A Session of the Indian Philosophical Congress at Amalner, 1950
Symposium: Has Aurobindo Refuted Māyāvāda ? Indra Sen, N. A. Nikam, Haridas Chaudhuri, and G. R. Malkani
A Bibliography of Significant Work in Indian Philosophy from the Colonial Period and the Immediate Post-Independence Period
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