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http://advaitavedanta.co.uk/content/view/28/1/

 

ADVAITA VEDANTA WEBSITE CONTENT INDEX      

 

Wednesday, 17 August 2005

 

CONTENTS

 

These are the major original works of Nataraja Guru, together with

his translations and commentaries of other authors.

 

Saundarya Lahari :    a translation of Sankara's philosophical poem

with an extensive commentary and shorter comments and remarks,

accompanied by students' notes and numerous structural diagrams,

which bring out for the first time the protolinguistic and schematic

methodology used by Sankara.

 

Darsana Mala:  a translation of Narayana Guru's most important

philosophical work  which, under ten subdivisions, covers all major

philosophical viewpoints.  Accompanied by two brief introductory

commentaries.

 

Science of the Absolute: an extensive commentary on the Darsana

Mala. Covers the major Indian and Western philosophers. A detailed

study of structural methodology.

 

Bhagavad Gita: a commentary on what is perhaps the most

authoritative and best known philosophical work of the Indian

tradition. One of the three canonical works of Advaita Vedanta.

 

Shorter Works: essays and articles on a wide range of subjects

ranging from Greek Tragedy to Bertrand Russell.  A full index is

available by clicking on the above.

 

Atmopadesa Satakam: two commentaries on Narayana Guru's  "One

Hundred Verses of Self-Instruction".

Structuralism: various texts on structuralism.

 

Last Updated ( Saturday, 06 May 2006 )

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