Theories of Indian Philosophy
by Albert Schweitzer

It begins with the general principles of Indian Philosophy, which are opposed to those of Western philosophy; and it shows what practical effect they have upon human life, how the extreme fanatics lived and still do live, and how the principles were compromised to include practical morality. It begins with the Upanishads, and proceeds with Samkhya doctrine, Jainism, Buddhism, Buddha, and the later developments of Buddhism, Brahmanic doctrine, Hinduism, Vedanta and Bhakti, Mysticism, and modern Indian Philosophy.

About the Author:

DR. SCHWITZER is an able and conscientious histrian, who is not content with superficial narrative to force his moral lesson on the reader.