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According to Ancient Indian Thought, explain the characteristics of necessities.

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A Painless Introduction

This is a short book about ancient Indian philosophy for people who care more about the central questions of philosophy themselves — What exists? How should we live? How can we know? — than they do about the historical matter of ancient Indian thought. But current research in philosophy often refers to the ideas of ancient Indian philosophy, so it is worth knowing a bit about it. My book explains the bare essentials about ancient Indian philosophy you must understand to do philosophy today.

This book does not assume you know much about philosophy. It does not discuss every aspect or interpretation of a philosopher’s work. It will only tell you what you need to know to engage with philosophy today. Luckily, that knowledge can fit on just a few pages.

My main sources are the historical works of Surendranath Dasgupta, Debiprasad Chattopadhyaya, and Satishchandra Chatterjee (of whom you will hear echoes below), along with translations of the original works.

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