Art, Aesthetics and Philosophy
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Art, Aesthetics and Philosophy

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Explore Indian aesthetics, philosophy, and culture through the lens of Ananda Coomaraswamy. “Art, Aesthetics and Philosophy” (ISBN: 9788124607640) by S.G. Kulkarni features essays on Coomaraswamy’s impact on art, his views on modernism, and his decolonizing efforts through art criticism. Discover the rich wisdom of Indian art and thought.

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  • ISBN-13: 9788124607640
  • Publisher: D.K. Printworld
  • Binding: Hardback
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 8124607648
  • Publisher Date: 2015
  • Edition: 1
  • No of Pages: 174

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Weight 0.5 kg

24 reviews for Art, Aesthetics and Philosophy

  1. Krishnaprasad P G –

    This book is a gem! It offers a brilliant analysis of Coomaraswamy’s impact on art. A must-read for anyone interested in Indian art and philosophy.

  2. Muskan Gupta –

    The arguments presented were good, but the structure could be improved. It felt disorganized in sections. Still, a worthwhile read.

  3. Pritam Mandal –

    I found the book a bit dense and difficult to get through. However, the insights into Indian aesthetics were worth the effort. Not for casual readers.

  4. Anonymous –

    Good book overall. Although sometimes it is hard to grasp due to language.

  5. Saumen Sain –

    The book provides a fascinating look at Ananda Coomaraswamy’s contribution to art and philosophy. Some sections were hard to grasp, but overall, it’s great.

  6. Aayush Sharma –

    This book opened my eyes to the depth of Indian aesthetics. Kulkarni’s writing is engaging and thought-provoking. I learned so much from this book.

  7. Samiksha Chaurasia –

    While the book is informative, I wish it had more illustrations and visual examples. The theoretical aspects are strong, but could use some visual reinforcement.

  8. Richa Sharma –

    An insightful exploration of Coomaraswamy’s decolonizing efforts through art. Kulkarni’s analysis is spot-on. A must-read for anyone studying postcolonial art theory.

  9. Rahul Gitte –

    The book is a bit dry and scholarly. However, the information is invaluable for those studying Indian art history. Be prepared for academic writing.

  10. Nisu Kumari –

    I did not enjoy reading this book. It has very little information about the topic.

  11. Khushbu Yadav –

    Excellent book! Sheds light on the importance of Coomaraswamy’s work in decolonizing art history. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in art and philosophy.

  12. Gaurav S –

    I enjoyed learning about Coomaraswamy’s views on modernism. Kulkarni provides a clear and concise overview of his philosophy. It’s a valuable resource.

  13. Shachi Jain –

    Kulkarni’s book is a wonderful tribute to Ananda Coomaraswamy. It offers deep insights into Indian art and culture. I recommend it to everyone!

  14. Akarsh Na –

    A good introduction to Coomaraswamy’s ideas, but sometimes feels a bit repetitive. Still, a valuable read for those interested in Indian art and philosophy.

  15. Madhur Atre –

    An informative book that provides great context to Indian art and philosophy. Definitely worth reading if you are interested in the subject.

  16. Aniket Singh –

    This book help me understand the deeper meaning of the art itself. So, I would recommend to the art enthusiasts.

  17. Sudhanshu Rai –

    The author presents a complex topic in a simple way. I was able to learn so much about Indian aesthetics from this book. Highly recommended!

  18. Praveen B –

    A well-researched and comprehensive study of Coomaraswamy’s work. However, it can be quite academic at times. Prepare for a deep dive into theory.

  19. Keshav Kumar –

    I would not recommend this book for casual reading. But, if you are really interested in art and philosophy, you’ll love this book

  20. Shubham Biswas –

    A good book to understand the perspective of Ananda Coomaraswamy. However, I found the language to be a bit difficult to follow at times.

  21. Vandana Jain –

    I appreciate the author’s effort to make Coomaraswamy’s ideas accessible. Yet, some concepts still felt convoluted. It’s a mixed bag, but worth reading.

  22. Rishi Prasad Agrahari –

    I struggled with the philosophical jargon in this book. It might be best suited for readers with a strong background in philosophy and aesthetics.

  23. Sudeep Saurav –

    Challenging but rewarding. Kulkarni does a great job of presenting Coomaraswamy’s complex thoughts in an accessible way. Highly recommended for serious scholars.

  24. Sumeet Gulia –

    Excellent book for research purposes! Sheds light on the importance of Coomaraswamy’s work in decolonizing art history.

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