Year of manufacture: 1919
Author: P. Deussen
Genre: Scientific Edition
Publisher: T. & T. CLARK
Format: PDF
Language: English
Number of pages: 456
Deussen Paul (born Jan. 7, 1845, Oberdreys, Neuwied-mind, July 6, 1919, Kiel) is a German philosopher; Professor (since 1889), a follower of Schopenhauer (under his editorship the Complete Works of Schopenhauer, in 14 vols., 1911 onwards) and the founder of the Schopenhauer Society (1912). Translator and commentator of Indian philosophy, whose ideas he combined with the philosophy of Schopenhauer, creating the so-called. metaphysical teaching. The main works: "Die Elemente der Metaphysik", 1877; "Allgemeine Geschichte der Philosophie", 7 Bde., 1894-1917; "Die Sutras des Vedanta", 1887; "Die Geheimlehre des Veda", 1907; "Das System des Vedanta", 1883; "Vier philosopische Texte des Mahabharatam", 1906; "Erinnerngen an Indien", 1904; "Mein Leben", 1922.
In the proposed book, the philosophy of the Upanishads is analyzed - a collection of religious and philosophical texts entering the Vedic building. The interpretation of the Atman and Brahman concepts in the Upanishads, their connection, the problem of religious salvation in the early Brahmanist religious and philosophical thought are considered. The book is addressed to historians and philosophers, especially experts in the field of Indian philosophy and culture.
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