Contemporary Indian philosophy - Radhakrishnan, Sarvepalli Sir , 1888-1975, ed.; Muirhead, John Henry, 1855-1940. (London : G. Allen & Unwin, 1952)
Gandhi, M. K. [Answers to three questions]--Tagore, R. The religion of an artist.--Abhedananda, Swami. Hindu philosophy in India.--Bhattach aryya, H. The principle of activism.--Bhattacharyya, K. C. The concept of philosophy.--Chatterji, G. C. Common-sense empiricism.--Coomaraswamy , A. K. On the pertinence of philosophy.--Damle, N. G. The faith of an idealist.--Das, B. Atma-vidya, or The science of self.--Das, R. Pursuit of truth through doubt and belief.--Dasgupta, S. Philosophy of depende nt emergence.--Datta, D. M. Knowledge, reality and the unknown.--Haldar , H. Realistic idealism.-- Hirlyanna, M. The problem of truth.--Humayun Kabir. Freedom, authority and imagination.--Maitra, S. K. Outlines of an emergent theory of values.--Malkani, G. R. Freedom through knowledge .--Mukerji A. C. Suggestions for a idealistic theory of knowledge.--Mur ti, T. R. V. The spirit of philosophy.--Radhakrishnan, S. The spirit in man.--Raju, P. T. The inward absolute and the activism of the finite s elf.--Ranade, R. D. The evolution of my own thought.--Sharif, M. M. Dia lectical monadism.--Subrahmanya Iyer, V. Man's interest in philosophy: an Indian view.--Wadia, A. R. Pragmatic idealism.
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Keywords: Philosophy, Hindu