The Book Analyses The Concepts Of Atman, Brahman, And The World, Highlighting Sankara S Advaitism . In The Context Of Sankara S Philosophy Vis-A-Vis The Upanisads, It Is Perhaps The First To Explore The Meaning And Functions Of Language.

The Book Presents An Understanding Of The Nature And Meaning Of Hinduism As Revealed In Its Sruti And Smrti Traditions, Examining Certain Essential Aspects Of The Hindu Philosophical Thinking, Such As The Meaning Of Dharma And Religion, Man S Understanding Of His Own Existence And Reality And The Hindu Conception Of The Divine.

All The Philosophers Of Vedànta Have Resorted To Reason In Their Attempts To Reconcile The Reality Of Brahman With That Of The World Of Empirical Experience. This Book Traces The Philosophical Development Of Vedànta Starting From Badaràyaõa To Sri Aurobindo And Critically Evaluates Their Arguments And Positions.