Sanskrit Studies: Samvat 2063-64 v. 2
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Sanskrit Studies: Samvat 2063-64 v. 2
Book Detail:
- Publisher: D.K. Printworld Pvt. Ltd.
- Author: Wagish Shukla
- Edition: 1st Edition
- ISBN: 9788124604335
- Pages: 319
- Binding: Hardcover
- Release Date: 30-12-2007
- Package Dimensions: 8.7 x 5.8 x 0.9 inches
- Languages: English
Description:
India’s cultural heritage is deeply rooted in the Sanskrit intellectual tradition, which has significantly influenced literature, philosophy, art, and the sciences. This book, Sanskrit Studies Vol. 2, is the second issue published by the Centre for Sanskrit Studies, offering a comprehensive exploration of India's rich ancient heritage.
This volume presents scholarly articles covering various aspects of the Sanskrit tradition, including:
- Interpretation of the Vedas, with discussions on Niruktas and Itihasas.
- Dating of the Rigveda, presenting evidence for a pre-Harappan composition.
- Atomistic doctrines in Indian philosophical traditions.
- Charms and spells found in the Atharvaveda.
- Role of Hindu women in ancient Indian society and traditions.
- Philosophy and aesthetics of rasa in Indian thought.
- Comparative studies of Eastern and Western philosophical traditions.
Referencing ancient Indian epics, mythologies, religious beliefs, literary works, and scientific achievements, this book provides a detailed and insightful study of Sanskrit’s intellectual legacy.
A valuable resource for students, scholars, and educators of Indology, this volume sheds new light on Sanskrit studies and its relevance in understanding India's cultural and philosophical depth.
About the Author:
Wagish Shukla is a renowned scholar in Sanskrit, Indian philosophy, and Indology. His work focuses on ancient Indian texts, linguistic traditions, and philosophical interpretations, contributing to the study and preservation of India’s intellectual heritage.
