Description
This hardcover edition presents Sweta Prajapati’s careful study of Raghudeva Bhattacharya’s contributions to Navya Nyaya, the sophisticated medieval Indian school of logic and epistemology. Spanning 161 pages, the work explores classical dialectical reasoning through the lens of one of its most important exponents. Perfect for scholars of Indian philosophy, Sanskrit students, and anyone seeking to understand the rigorous intellectual traditions that shaped classical Indian thought. Prajapati’s presentation makes these complex logical frameworks more accessible while maintaining scholarly rigor.
- Language : Sanskrit
- Hardcover : 161 pages
- ISBN-10 : 8183152791
- ISBN-13 : 978-8183152792
- Dimensions : 23 x 2 x 15 cm
- Country of Origin : India
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Navya Nyaya and why should I read this book?
Navya Nyaya is a medieval Indian school of logic and epistemology that refined classical Nyaya philosophy with more sophisticated analytical methods. This book examines Raghudeva Bhattacharya’s dialectical texts—a key figure in Navya Nyaya—making it essential for scholars of Indian philosophy, logic, and Sanskrit studies.
Who is Sweta Prajapati and what makes this translation valuable?
Sweta Prajapati is a scholar specializing in classical Indian philosophy and Sanskrit texts. Her work on these dialectical texts provides careful translation and scholarly interpretation, making complex philosophical arguments more accessible without sacrificing academic rigor.
Is this book suitable for beginners or only advanced scholars?
While this is a scholarly work best appreciated by those with prior knowledge of Indian philosophy or Sanskrit, Prajapati’s presentation makes the dialectical reasoning more accessible. It works well for advanced undergraduate and graduate students in philosophy, Sanskrit, and classical studies.
What language is this book written in?
This hardcover edition contains the original Sanskrit text with scholarly notes and analysis. It’s ideal for Sanskrit readers and serious philosophers who want to engage with the classical source material directly.
How many pages does the hardcover edition have?
This hardcover edition contains 161 pages, making it a focused, in-depth study of Raghudeva Bhattacharya’s contributions to Navya Nyaya logic rather than a comprehensive survey of the entire tradition.
