Wittgensteinian Philosophy and Advaita Vedanta Sri Aurobindo Ashram (Pondicherry) but also indirectly to indicate

but also indirectly to indicate often the construction or other exegetical reason underlying his version

He has brought to bear here not only his vast erudition but also his intuitive insights and synaptic vision

Though the bodhisattva of the jatakas performs different virtuous deeds

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Wittgensteinian Philosophy and Advaita Vedanta Sri Aurobindo Ashram (Pondicherry) but also indirectly to indicateThe philosophy of Wittgenstein and the Advaita Vedanta philosophy are two philosophical traditions far apart in time and cultural space yet they possess striking similarities. This painstaking research carried out with a rare thoroughness by an erudite scholar, Ravindra K. S. Choudhary, shows that there are illuminating parallels between them even recognizing their legitimate differences. The work argues that though Advaita Vedanta did not exert a