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“. . . In this volume, he offers a rich selection of insight into Indian religious and philosophical ideas in general, and Sankara’s philosophy in particular. He begins with a description of the historical background and significance of the various schools of religious philosophy in India, as well as a concise and significant treatment of pertinent philosophical terms and doctrines. . . . Fox gives us an accessible translation that offers guidance on how to approach Sankara and Advaita Vedanta tradition and at the same time he captures the spirit and essence of Sankara. . . . The result is a solid contribution to the understanding of this important literature in the development of Indian religious philosophy.” — Kenneth Dollarhide
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