Description
First published in 1964, Facets of Indian Thought by Professor Betty Heimann explores the essence of India's rich intellectual and cultural heritage. Drawing from her lifelong study of India, Heimann examines Hindu metaphysics, religion, ethics, logic, mathematics, psychology, and more. Each essay, or "facet," stands alone yet collectively reveals India's cosmic worldview, contrasting with the anthropocentric West. Combining classical Western knowledge with a profound love for India, Heimann offers a visionary key to understanding eternal India. This is a must read for scholars of Indian Philosophy.