Development of Indian Philosophy from Eighteen Century Onwards (Vol X Part I)
by Daya Krishna

The development in Nyaya, Mimamsa, Vedanta and Samkhya from the end of seventeenth century onwards is delineated in this book and which reveals that it is not only a period just of pariskara or subtle refinement as is generally believed but also that of genuine creative innovation. The same can be said in the field of Alamkarasastra, Vyavaharasastra and Dharmasastra and also in the thinking done in the field of philosophy written in english language since the coming of the British. Daya Krishna formerly a professor of philosophy, University of Rajasthan Jaipur has been national fellow of the Indian council of Philosophical research and the Indian council of social science research. Currently he is the editor of the Journal of the Indian council of philosophical research.