An Introduction to Indian Philosophy by Chatterjee & Datta | Jyoti Enterprises

An Introduction to Indian Philosophy (Newly Revised and Re-composed Text) by Satishchandra Chatterjee and Dhirendramohan Datta, published by Jyoti Enterprises, stands as one of the most authoritative and respected texts in the study of Indian philosophical traditions.

This classic work presents a systematic and comparative study of the major schools of Indian thought — including Vedic, Upanishadic, Nyaya, Vaisheshika, Samkhya, Yoga, Mimamsa, Vedanta, Jainism, and Buddhism — in an engaging and easy-to-understand manner. The revised edition enriches the original text with updated interpretations, simplified explanations, and deeper analysis, making it suitable for modern readers and students alike.

The authors — both distinguished philosophers and educators — skillfully bridge the gap between ancient Indian metaphysics and Western philosophical perspectives, providing clarity and critical insight. The book not only explains the doctrines but also explores the spiritual and logical foundations behind them, helping readers appreciate the depth, diversity, and unity of Indian philosophy.

This volume is essential for philosophy students, teachers, researchers, and anyone interested in exploring India’s timeless wisdom and intellectual traditions.

🔹 Why You Should Read This Book:

• It is a foundational text for understanding all major schools of Indian philosophy.

• Offers balanced comparisons between Indian and Western philosophical thought.

• Written in clear, logical, and student-friendly language.

• Provides both historical context and philosophical depth.

• Recommended by universities and scholars worldwide as a core reference.

🔹 What’s Special About This Book:

This revised and re-composed edition refines the language, structure, and interpretations of the original classic. It makes the vast field of Indian philosophy approachable without losing its intellectual rigor — a perfect blend of tradition, analysis, and accessibility.

🔹 Who This Book Is For:

• Students and teachers of philosophy and comparative religion.

• Researchers exploring classical Indian schools of thought.

• Spiritual seekers interested in Vedic and metaphysical insights.

• Readers seeking a clear, organized, and authentic overview of Indian philosophy.