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... thought became predominantly if not ex- clusively a collection of idealistic and abso- lutistic views . Moreover , their preoccupa- tion wih Western thought and its categories and terminology easily persuaded them to view Indian thought ...
... thought became predominantly if not ex- clusively a collection of idealistic and abso- lutistic views . Moreover , their preoccupa- tion wih Western thought and its categories and terminology easily persuaded them to view Indian thought ...
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... thought as a truly unique pheno- menon which can be grasped only in its own historical setting and not by resorting to essentially untenable analogies . Instead of taking sides in this controversy about the true character of Indian thought ...
... thought as a truly unique pheno- menon which can be grasped only in its own historical setting and not by resorting to essentially untenable analogies . Instead of taking sides in this controversy about the true character of Indian thought ...
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... thought can be meaningfully compared with the Indian , it is the Greek and not the medieval , though for reasons we will notice later the precise reverse has mostly , been done . There is no difference between Greek thought and Indian ...
... thought can be meaningfully compared with the Indian , it is the Greek and not the medieval , though for reasons we will notice later the precise reverse has mostly , been done . There is no difference between Greek thought and Indian ...
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