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Mimamsa Darsana

By Nalini Nath Das Gupta

Vol. 25 · No. 2June - 1949pp. 147English

Summary

This notice presents Dr. Sukhamay Bhattacharyya’s Bengali monograph “Mimamsa Darsana.” The book offers a concise exposition of the Mimamsa school, explaining technical terms clearly and comparing the Bhatt and Kumarila sub‑schools. It introduces key concepts and debates in an accessible manner, making it suitable for beginners interested in Indian philosophy. The reviewer appreciates the clarity and breadth of the treatment and recommends the book as a valuable primer.

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The review commends Bhattacharyya’s monograph for its lucid introduction to Mimamsa philosophy, comparative approach and suitability for newcomers to this complex school.

Works cited in this article

  1. MIMAMSA DARSANA (in Bengali), by ડો. Sukhamay Bhattacharyya

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  • N. N. Das Gurta
  • Sukhamay Bhattacharyya

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  • MIMAMSA DARSANA

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  • Gura-mata
  • Visvabhirati Granthalaya

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Vol. 25 · No. 2
81–86New Light on the Epoch of the Kalacuri EraV. V. Mirashi87–94The Vinaya Texts in ChineseAnil Chandra Banerjee95–101Three more Imitations of the GitagovindaV. W. Karambelkar102–109Surgery and Medicine in the Days of GautamaYashpal110–122AryavartaSashi Bhusan Chaudhuri123–131On the Interpretation of Some Passages of Harsa‑caritaRajendra Chandra Hazra132–134Date of Abhinanda, author of the RimacaritaDineshchandra Sircar135–138A Note on Turuska‑dandaRoma Niyogi138–143A Note on the Tivarkhed Plates of NannarajaV. V. Mirashi144Highways and Byways of Literary Criticism in SanskritMano Mohan Ghosh144The Religious Basis of the Forms of Indian Society, Indian Culture and English Influence, East & WestMano Mohan Ghosh145Kenopanisad‑BhasyaMano Mohan Ghosh145Akbarsahi‑Srngaradarapana of PadmasundaraMano Mohan Ghosh146–147JatibhedaNalini Nath Das Gupta147Mimamsa DarsanaNalini Nath Das GuptaCurrent article148Santideva’s BodhicaryavataraNalini Nath Das Gupta148–149Mahabharater SamajaNalini Nath Das Gupta150–152Select Contents of Oriental Journals

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