Mysore Hiriyanna
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Mysore Hiriyanna (1871–1950)[1] was one of the foremost writers on Indian philosophy who lived in the last century.[2] His prominent works include Indian Conception of Values, Outlines of Indian Philosophy, Quest after Perfection and Art Experience. His books are held in hundreds of libraries; even outside India.[3]
[edit] Works
- Outlines of Indian Philosophy [1]
- The Essentials of Indian Philosophy [2]
- The Quest After Perfection [3]
- Indian philosophical studies
- Popular essays in Indian philosophy
- The mission of philosophy
- The Twofold way of life
- The Ethics of the Upaniṣads
- Indian aesthetics
- The Main aspects of Indian aesthetics
- Indian conception of values
- Reviews
- Art Experience
- Sanskrit Studies
- Tales From Sanskrit Dramatists
[edit] References
- ^ WorldCat Identities
- ^ Hanumantha Rao, G., Mysore Hiriyanna, and N. Sivarama Sastry. Prof[Essor] M[Ysore] Hiriyanna Commemoration Volume. Mysore: Prof. M. Hiriyanna Commemoration Vol. Committee, 1952.
- ^ WorldCat
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