Monism of Śaṅkara and Spinoza – a Comparative Study

International Journal of Social Science and Humanities Research 4 (3):483-489 (2016)
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This paper tries to study philosophical standpoints of Shankara and Spinoza in comparative manner. Though these two philosophers are from totally different cultures, their philosophical method has certain similarities.

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Shakuntala Gawde
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The Nondual Mind: Vedānta, Kashmiri Pratyabhijñā Shaivism, and Spinoza (manuscript, including detail omitted from the Dogma Revue articles).James H. Cumming - 2023 - Paris and Lyon: Dogma - Revue de Philosophie et de Sciences Humaines. Edited by Lucien Oulahbib.

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Spinoza.A. Wolf - 1927 - Philosophy 2 (5):3.

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