Routledge Revivals- Indian and Western Philosophy

First published in 1937, Indian and Western Philosophy contrasts Indian and Western approaches to key philosophical issues, exploring Theology, Ontology, Ethics, Logic, and more. It concludes with insights on East-West rapprochement, essential for philosophy students. First published in 1937, the theme in Indian and Western Philosophy is the contrast between the Indian philosophical attitude to the main problems of thought, and that of Western Philosophy, which according to the author was founded on the Sophists of Ancient Greece. It is subdivided into comparative studies in Theology, Ontology, Eschatology, Ethics, Logic, Aesthetics, Science and concludes with a brief discussion on the apparent rapprochement between West and East. This is a must-read text for students of philosophy.