Fairly recently I took a course on Indian Philosophy. I studied a few of the many myriad philosophical schools of thought that were produced in India. Before this course, I had no idea what a variety of thought existed and exists in India. And, perhaps more importantly, I learned that Indian philosophy has a rigor and precision of analysis in philosophical argumentation that I think rivals that of Western philosophy.
The following are some essays that I produced for my Indian philosophy class.
I hope one will find them informative, and will inspire greater interest
and further personal study in Indian Philosophy.
Three Theories of Consciousness from Indian Philosophy
Buddhism, Monistic Kashmiri Shaivism,
and the Self
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