Crisis and Religious Renewal in the Brahmo Samaj (1860-84) Centre for Studies in Civilizations is made to proclaim thus:

is made to proclaim thus:

probably about one Yojana away

Saiva philosophical treatises

the Smrtis and the Philosophical systems in more or less

Nyayabhusana and Trilocana–The Nyaya Criticism of theBuddhist doctrine of Apoha–Uddyokara and Jayanta Bhatta’sCriticism–The Mimamasaka Criticism of the Buddhist doctrine of Apoha–kumarila’s Criticism–The Jaina View of the import ofa word–Prabhacandra

Crisis and Religious Renewal in the Brahmo Samaj (1860-84) Centre for Studies in Civilizations is made to proclaim thus:19th century Bengal was the scene of the most diverse confrontation and interaction between two cultures: political, linguistic, and, not least of all, religious. Writing the religious history of this period requires many talents: stubbornness and patience to sit for weeks and weeks in archives, looking for relevant items that shed light on the puzzle, a committed religious feeling and sympathy for the religious search in other people and cultures,