Problems and Perspectives in Interpreting the Texts of the Mādhva Traditions

The Mādhva school of Vedānta, more widely known as ‘Dvaita Vedānta’, was founded by the great philosopher and religious leader Madhvācārya who lived in modern-day Karṇāṭaka from the thirteenth to the fourteenth centuries. In 2008, I had the benefit of receiving instruction from a modern Ācārya of th...

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Main Author: Williams, Michael (Author)
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Language:English
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Published: Equinox 2012
In: Religions of South Asia
Year: 2012, Volume: 6, Issue: 2, Pages: 191-205
Further subjects:B Madhvācārya
B Vyāsatīrtha
B Nyāyāmṛta
B Philology
B Advaitasiddhi
B Philosophy
B Vedanta
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