Shankarer Darshan: The Philosophy of Shankara
Book Details:
- Publisher: West Bengal State Book Board, Kolkata
- Author: Prabhat Mishra
- Language: Bengali
- Pages: 174
- Cover: Paperback
- Dimensions: 21.5 cm x 12.5 cm (8.50 X 5.00 inch)
- Weight: 210 gm
- ISBN: 9788124707739
About the Book:
Shankarer Darshan provides a detailed exploration of the philosophy of Adi Shankara, presenting his Advaita Vedanta teachings in Bengali. The book delves into Shankara’s metaphysical ideas, spiritual doctrines, and their relevance to contemporary philosophical discourse. It is an essential read for students of philosophy and those interested in classical Indian thought.
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Shankarer Darshan: The Philosophy of Shankara
Shankarer Darshan: The Philosophy of Shankara
Book Details:
- Publisher: West Bengal State Book Board, Kolkata
- Author: Prabhat Mishra
- Language: Bengali
- Pages: 174
- Cover: Paperback
- Dimensions: 21.5 cm x 12.5 cm (8.50 X 5.00 inch)
- Weight: 210 gm
- ISBN: 9788124707739
About the Book:
Shankarer Darshan provides a detailed exploration of the philosophy of Adi Shankara, presenting his Advaita Vedanta teachings in Bengali. The book delves into Shankara’s metaphysical ideas, spiritual doctrines, and their relevance to contemporary philosophical discourse. It is an essential read for students of philosophy and those interested in classical Indian thought.
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Book Details:
- Publisher: West Bengal State Book Board, Kolkata
- Author: Prabhat Mishra
- Language: Bengali
- Pages: 174
- Cover: Paperback
- Dimensions: 21.5 cm x 12.5 cm (8.50 X 5.00 inch)
- Weight: 210 gm
- ISBN: 9788124707739
About the Book:
Shankarer Darshan provides a detailed exploration of the philosophy of Adi Shankara, presenting his Advaita Vedanta teachings in Bengali. The book delves into Shankara’s metaphysical ideas, spiritual doctrines, and their relevance to contemporary philosophical discourse. It is an essential read for students of philosophy and those interested in classical Indian thought.
