Six Indian philosophy systems

This book belongs to the pen of the most prominent German-English philologist, an indologist and mythologist, professor at the University of Oxford Max Muller (1823-1900)-one of the founders of scientific religious studies, the editor of the first Rigveda publication, the Upanishad, jammapades and Buddhist texts, a scientist, many years Giving the edition the series "Sacred Books of the East" (more than 50 volumes).
The scientific works of Müller himself, mainly devoted to Indian philosophy and linguistics, comparable from the teachings of myths and religious representations of different peoples, invariably distinguished the talent of living artistic presentation, thanks to which the most dry objects were made interesting and fascinating.
In his last great work "six systems of Indian philosophy" (1899), the development of ancient Indian philosophy, starting from the period preceding the Upanishads, examines its history in the Buddhist and Vedic periods, the main philosophical teachings and general ideas.
The Russian book was translated in 1901, and since then it has been considered fundamental work on Indian philosophy and religion.
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