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EDITOR’S PREFACE

        These Studies in Philosophy’ represent all the published and only a few of the unpublished philosophical writings of Krishna- Chandra Bhattacharyya. There remains over an immense mass of manuscripts which will, perhaps, remain unpublished for all time to come.

The present volumes comprise the following tracts:—

Vol. I

1. Studies inVedãntism (Published in 1907)
2. Sankara’s doctrine of Mãyã (1925)
3. The Advaita and its spiritual significance (1936)
4. Studies in Sãmkhya Philosophy (Unpublished)
5. Studies in Yoga Philosophy (     ”     )
6. The Jaina theory of Anekãnta (Published in 1925)
7. The Concept of Rasa (Unpublished)

Vol. II

1. The Subject as Freedom (Published in 1930)
2. The Concept of Philosophy ( „ 1936)
3. The Concept of the Absolute and its alternative forms ( „ 1934)
4. Studies in Kant (Unpublished)
5. Some aspects of negation (Published in 1914)
6. The place of the indefinite in Logic ( „ 1916)
7. Definition of 4 Relation as a category of existence (Unpublished)
8. Fact and thought of fact (Published in 1931)
9. Knowledge and Truth ( ,, 1928)
10. Correction of error as a logical process ( „ 1931)
11. The false and the subjective ( „ 1932)
12. The objective interpretation of percept and image ( „ 1936)
13. The Concept of Value ( „ 1934)
14. The reality of the future (Unpublished)

         Each of the above tracts is preceded by an Analysis. The first one was made by the author himself and the others have been done by the editor. Of the foot notes, those marked in numerals are by the editor.

        In presenting these studies the editor is happy to offer his most grateful thanks to the enterprising publisher, Sree Sushil Kumar Basu, the proprietor of Messrs. Progressive Publishers. It was he who very generously volunteered to undertake the publication of the book and see it through the press.

My warm thanks are also due to Professor G. R. Malkani, the Director of the Indian Institute of Philosophy, Amalner (Bombay) for his ready permission to reprint ‘The Subject as Freedom’ which was originally published by the Institute; to Dr. S. Radhakrishnan and Messrs. George Allen & Union Ltd. for their kind permission to reprint from their ‘Contemporary Indian Philosophy’ the essay ‘The Concept of Philosophy’; and to the R. K. Mission for their permission to reprint ‘The Advaita and its spiritual significance’ which first appeared in their ‘Cul­tural heritage of India’. The editor is also obliged to a pupil of his and to his daughter for their assistance in preparing the copy for the press.

         It is very much regretted that a number of typographical errors have crept in spite of earnest endeavours to avoid them. In the ‘Errata’ at the end of the volume, only the major errors have been listed and corrected.

The Editor

TABLE OF CONTENTS

VOL. I

Editor’s preface

ABBREVIATIONS

EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION TO VOL. I

I. STUDIES IN VEDÃNTISM

INTRODUCTION        

ANALYSIS

Text: CH.    I. AN APPROACH THROUGH PSYCHOLOGY

1. II. VEDÃNTIC METAPHYSICS
2. III. VEDÃNTIC LOGIC
3. SANKARA’S DOCTRINE OF MÃYA

ANALYSIS

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THE ADVAITA SIGNIFICANCE AND ITS SPIRITUAL    

ANALYSIS

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4. STUDIES IN SÃNKHYA PHILOSOPHY

PREFACE

ANALYSIS

TEXT: CH. I. PAIN AS EVIL

1. II. REFLECTION AS A SPIRITUAL FUNCTION
2. III. THE BODY OF THE SELF
3. IV. CAUSAL AND NON-CAUSAL MANIFESTATION
4. V. TIME, SPACE AND CAUSALITY
5. VI. THE OBJECTIVE TATTVAS
6. VII. THE OBJECTIVE TATTVAS (CONTD.)
7. VIII. THE SELF OR PURUSA
8. IX. PRAKRTI
9. X. RELATION OF THE GUNAS
10. STUDIES IN YO GA PHILOSOPHY

ANALYSIS

TEXT: CH. I. SÃNKHYA AND YOGA

1. II. (CONTD.)
2. III. (CONTD.)
3. IV. BUDDHI-VRTTI
4. V. (CONTD.)
5. VI. FIVE LEVELS OF BUDDHI
6. VII. THE NATURE OF YOGA
7. VIII. THE KINDS OF YOGA
8. IX. THE PROCEDURE OF YOGA
9. X. THE NOTION OF ISVARA
10. THE JAINA THEORY OF ANEKÃNTA

ANALYSIS

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7. THE CONCEPT OF RASA

ANALYSIS

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