An Introduction to Indian Philosophy

Gives a brief understanding of all the Indian Philosophies...develops interest in the subject

Best book for beginners in the field of Indian philosophy, page quality is good.

Content is nice. Language easy. Paper quality should be better.

Best book

This introductory philosophy book authored by Satischandra Chatterjee and Dhirendramohan Datta and published by MLBD provides a comprehensive and insightful exploration of Indian philosophical thought. The authors' clear and engaging writing style makes complex concepts accessible to readers of all levels. The book is an invaluable resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of this rich philosophical tradition. Additionally, the superb quality of the cover, paper, and printing enhances the overall reading experience. I really loved this book. Thank you very much, Amazon and the seller.

A very good book for beginners, who want to understand Indian philosophy.

Book is all with yellow pages... Is it very old one kept for years ...or a second hand...

This books give a clear bird's eye view of different philosophical schools and their main arguments in a brief, clear and to the point style. This a is perfect book for you if you are a beginner trying to understand the complicated indian philosophy and the complex relationships between different schools of thoughts within it. Also, this book can act as a quick guide of reference even if you already have a good grip in the subject. The text book kind of style may not be a plus point for some readers. But in my opinion, a bit more over simplification would have failed the very essence of the content. Also, the very nature of the subject matter is that it confuses a bit to understand the web of interelated concepts and you need a bit of back references to previous pages. Overall, the authors are very successful in handling such complex topics in one single book. You will enjoy reading this if you have passion for indian philosophy.

I have the 1960 version in hardback and wanted an updated copy to keep and another to share with my step daughter who is finding her way forward. You can't find a better compilation of Indian philosophy in one book than this one. I have a degree in Philosophy from Berkeley in the 70's and am a graduate as a doctor of law. You can't go wrong with this balanced and profound dissection of Indian thought.

A very interesting read! Very clear print. Well bound Fast delivery A good introduction to Indian Philosophy without getting jargon happy on you

Happy with this.

not as good as Koller's The Indian Way.

Nice summary of Indian Philosophy