This volume presents a systematic exploration of key philosophical problems—such as reality, knowledge, and self—from the standpoint of Advaita Vedanta. Maitra integrates Indian metaphysical thought with analytical clarity, engaging both classical and contemporary philosophical traditions. The work serves as a bridge between Eastern and Western philosophy, offering a nuanced understanding of non-dualism and its implications for major philosophical issues.
This volume presents a systematic exploration of key philosophical problems—such as reality, knowledge, and self—from the standpoint of Advaita Vedanta. Maitra integrates Indian metaphysical thought with analytical clarity, engaging both classical and contemporary philosophical traditions. The work serves as a bridge between Eastern and Western philosophy, offering a nuanced understanding of non-dualism and its implications for major philosophical issues.
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