Time as a Metaphor of History: Early India: The Krishna Bharadwaj Memorial Lecture

Oxford University Press India (1996)
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This essay examines the link between time and history through the use of cyclic and linear concepts of time. While the former occurs in a cosmological context, the latter is found in familiar historical forms. The author argues for the existence of historical consciousness in early India, on the evidence of early texts.

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