Description
This definitive 696-page hardcover traces the evolution of logical thought across Indian philosophy—from ancient Sanskrit traditions through mediaeval scholastic systems to contemporary analytical approaches. Whether you’re a philosophy student, academic researcher, or curious about the intellectual foundations of Eastern thought, this scholarly work offers an authoritative exploration of how Indian thinkers developed rigorous systems of reasoning. Gyan Publishing House’s careful scholarship makes complex logical frameworks accessible without compromising depth, making it essential reading for anyone serious about understanding Indian intellectual heritage.
- Reading age: 12 years and up
- Print length: 696 pages
- Language: English
- Dimensions: 28.94 x 22.59 x 6.96 cm
- Publisher: Gyan Publishing House
- Publication date: 1 January 2024
- ISBN-10: 9367802404
- ISBN-13: 978-9367802403
Frequently Asked Questions
What is covered in A History of Indian Logic?
This comprehensive book covers the development of logical thought across three major periods: ancient Indian logic systems (including Nyaya school), mediaeval scholastic traditions, and modern Indian approaches to logic. It explores how classical Indian philosophers developed rigorous systems of reasoning and inference that influenced both Eastern and Western thought.
Is this book suitable for philosophy students in India?
Yes, absolutely. This 696-page hardcover is designed for undergraduate and postgraduate philosophy students, academics, and researchers studying Indian philosophy, logic, and epistemology. It’s also valuable for anyone interested in the intellectual history of India and comparative philosophy.
Can I buy this book online in India?
Yes, you can purchase this hardcover directly from The Bookish Owl with convenient online delivery across India. We offer competitive pricing and fast shipping to make this important academic work accessible to Indian readers.
What makes Indian logic different from Western logic?
Indian logic, particularly the Nyaya school, developed sophisticated systems of inference and epistemology independently from Western traditions. This book explains how Indian logicians approached questions of valid reasoning, evidence, and knowledge with unique methodologies that remain relevant to modern analytical philosophy.
Who is the publisher of this History of Indian Logic?
Gyan Publishing House published this edition in 2024. They specialize in bringing serious academic and scholarly works on Indian philosophy, culture, and intellectual traditions to English-reading audiences globally.
