Relevance of the Concept of M¿y¿ in the Monistic Ontology of ¿a¿kara - Porathur, Sinto Jose
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This book illustrates the relevance of the concept of Maya in the ontology of the Advaita system in Indian Philosophy. Here I systematically evaluate the Hindu Sacred Scriptures which are the basis of this philosophical system and find out the different understanding of the concept of Maya and the role that it plays in the whole system. The paper consists of four chapters. In the first chapter, I have mentioned the different general features of the philosophy system in India and the different understandings of reality by different traditions. This would help us to realize the distinctive role…mehr

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This book illustrates the relevance of the concept of Maya in the ontology of the Advaita system in Indian Philosophy. Here I systematically evaluate the Hindu Sacred Scriptures which are the basis of this philosophical system and find out the different understanding of the concept of Maya and the role that it plays in the whole system. The paper consists of four chapters. In the first chapter, I have mentioned the different general features of the philosophy system in India and the different understandings of reality by different traditions. This would help us to realize the distinctive role of the Advaita school in Indian philosophy. In the second chapter, I have examined the linguistic and conceptual understanding of the term 'maya'. The third chapter, the core chapter of this work, explains the specific role of maya in explaining the monistic ontology of the Advaita Vedanta. The fourth chapter illustrates the different criticisms of the concept of maya both from Indian and Western philosophical traditions. The Advaitins' responses to the raised criticisms enrich this chapter.
Autorenporträt
The author is originally from India and at present a philosophy PhD research student in Innsbruck University. He has a Master degree in Philosophy and a Magister degree in Pastoral Theology. He has wide knowledge in Indian philosophy and in analytical philosophy. A comparative study of different ontological understandings is his present project.