The book depicts a long procession of Indian women through the ages who attained greatness in various spheres of life and culture - political and aesthetic, moral and spiritual.

Samkhya is one of India’s oldest philosophical systems. This volume traces the history of the system from its beginnings in the third and fourth centuries B.C. up through the twentieth century. The volume includes a detailed introduction which discusses the history of the system and its philosophical contours overall. The rest of the volume includes summaries in English of all extant Sanskrit texts of the Samkhya system. The volume is designed for philosophers, cultural historians and students of comparative philosophy.

Co-edited by Gerald James Larson and Ram Shankar Bhattacharya, under the general editorship of Karl H. Potter.

A compact treatment of Hinduism's complex religious tradition.

A presentation of the development of Indian philosophical thought similar to the author's Outlines of Indian Philosophy, but completely reworked for simplification, and with the additional new materials.

This book offers a wide range of information about Ganapati (Ganesha) gathered from hymns, poems, myths shrines, practices, and theologies. It is a study based on firm scholarship and a sympathetic understanding of a rich tradition.

A beautiful book with many illustrations, pictures and clear text on the varied symbology, mythology and iconography of Lord Ganesha, the divine remover of all obstacles.  Considered are historical and archeological depictions of Ganesha and his importance in the Hindu pantheon.

Indian women who attained greatness in various spheres of life and culture - political, aesthetic, moral and spiritual.