01553nam a22002537a 450000500170000000800410001702000150005804000070007304100120008008200210009210000260011324500270013926001040016630000270027036500280029752008340032565000220115965000240118165000110120565000140121665000190123065000220124970000280127120220713145549.0220713b           ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a8123009437  cAL  aEnglish  223a181.45bPUBF  aPublications Division  aFounders of Philosophy  aNew DelhibPublications Division Ministry of Infromation and Broadcasting Government of Indiac1975  a71 p.bPBc21.5x14 cm.  b₹35.00c₹d₹35.00  aIndian philosophy represents the world’s oldest philosophical tradition. It has had not only the longest and most continuous development, but also a rich and varies growth.
The ancient Indian mind reveled in philosophical speculations from which emerged six schools of philosophy, popularly known as darsanas. Each school or system is associated with a sage as its first promulgator-Sankhya with Kapila, Yoga with Patanjali, Vaisesika with Kanada, Naya with Gautama, Mimamsa with Jamini and Vedanta with Badarayana.
The system evolved in India as a result of the great thought ferment that characterized the post-Vedic age of thinkers.
This volume provides a glimpse into the personality and the contribution of these great philosophers. It also mentions their contribution to the building up and enrichment of Indian culture.
  aPhilosophy, Indic  aPhilosophers--India  aKapila  aPatanjali  aKanada Gautama  aJaimini Badaryana  aPUBLICATIONS  DIVISION