Upanishads and their Philosophies
The Upanishads, literally meaning 'sitting near' (a teacher), form the concluding part of the Vedas (hence Vedanta) and represent a radical philosophical shift. They moved beyond the mechanical ritualism of the Brahmanas to emphasize mystical, intellectual inquiry and articulate the core concepts of Atman, Brahman, and Moksha, thus forming the basis for all orthodox Indian philosophy.
Evolution and Core Concepts
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From Ritual to Knowledge
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Indian History
- 1 Mughal Architecture, Music & Painting
- 2 Gupta Period: Classical Age of Art, Literature, Science & Architecture
- 3 Post-Mauryan Artistic Traditions
- 4 Temple-Building Traditions of Pallavas, Cholas & Hoysalas
- 5 Buddhist and Mural Paintings
- 6 Medieval Writers on Art and Culture
- 7 Literary Works of Medieval India
- 8 Classical Languages & their Status in Ancient India
- 9 Temple Architecture Styles
- 10 Rise and Decline of Artisan Industries in India
