The Structure of Indian Thought. By Ramakant A. Sinari. Springfield: Charles C. Thomas; Toronto: Ryerson Press. 1970. Pp. xi, 274, $13.75 [Book Review]

Dialogue 10 (2):375-377 (1971)
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