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FOREWORD, THE INDIAN GENIUS
INTRODUCTION COUNTRY AND POPULATION
I. THE COUNTRY
II. THE POPULATION
I. Racial and Linguistic Criteria
II. The Indo-European Stock and the Aryan Branch
PART ONE HISTORY
I. THE PREHISTORIC PERIOD
II. THE BEGINNINGS OF HISTORY. THE SIXTH AND FIFTH CENTURIES BEFORE CHRIST
III. ALEXANDER. THE MAURYAS
I. The Campaign of Alexander
II. Chandragupta
III. Asoka
IV. INDO-GREEKS, INDO-PARTHIANS, INDO-SCYTHIANS. THE KUSHANS AND KANISHKA
V. THE DECCAN TO THE THIRD CENTURY
VI. THE GUPTAS. HUNS AND TURKS. HARSHA. PART TWO INDIAN SOCIETYINTRODUCTION
I. THE FAMILY. ITS WORSHIP AND LAW
I. The Worship of the Family
II. The Law of the Family
Dharma
III. Women and Marriage
IV. Property
II. CASTE
III. THE POLITICAL ORDER
I. Spiritual Power and Temporal Power
II. Artha and Dharma
III. Republics
Kingdoms
IV. The Royal Office
V. Assemblies
VI. Justice
VII. Administration
IV. ECONOMIC LIFE
I. Work and Business
The workers
Agriculture
Industry
Trade
Guilds
II. Property
Land
Revenues and Coinage
State Socialism. The Poverty of India
PART THREE SPIRITUAL LIFE. RELIGIONS AND PHILOSOPHIES. I. ORIGINSI. Pre-Aryan Origins
The Munda Element
Dravidian, Sumerian, and Semitic Elements
II. The Religion of the Vedic Aryans and Early Brahmanism
The Vedas
Rites and Magic. The Natural Order
Sacrifice and the Gods
The Exegesis of the Vedas
The Brahmanic Cult
Metaphysical Mythology
The Future Life
II. EARLY JAINISM AND BUDDHISM
I. Their Common Conditions
Transmigration
The New Notion of the Act
The Aspiration to Deliverance
The Influence of Yoga and the Sophists
II. Jainism
The Nirgranthas. Jina
TheCommunity
The Canons
Archaism and Realism. The Substances. The Soul and its SalvationIII. Buddhism
Buddha
The Community. Councils. Sects
The Canon
The Literature of the Mahāyāna
Dogma
III. BRAHMANISM AS HINDUISM. THE RELIGIONS OF VISHNU AND SIVA
Theism. Siva, Vishnu, Krishna, Rama
TheAvatars. Eclecticism
The Philosophy of the Epics
The Transformation of Orthodoxy
IV. THE GREAT VEHICLE
Dialectic. Nagarjuna
Concentration. Asvaghosha, Asanga, Vasubandhu
The Sects
TheNew Metaphysics
Mythology
V. PHILOSOPHY AT ITS HIGHEST DEVELOPMENT
I. The Brahmanic Systems (A.D. 100-500)
Pūrva Mīmāmsā
Vaiśeshika
Nyāya
Vedānta
Yoga
Sāmkhya. II. The Philosophies in theSeventh CenturyOrthodox Commentators
Jainism
Buddhism
III. The Characteristics of IndianThought
Indian Science
The Problems of India
The Indian Conception of Mind
PART FOUR ÆSTHETIC LIFE
BOOK ONE THE LITERATURE OF INDIA
INTRODUCTION
I. The Languages of India
II. Writing
III. The Study of Indian Literature in Europe
IV. The Literature of India
I. VEDIC AND POST-VEDIC LITERATURE
I. The Age of the Rigveda
II. General Features of the Rigveda
III. The Other Vedas
The Sāmaveda, Yajurveda, and Atharvaveda
IV. The Brāhmanas
V. The Āranyakas and Upanishads.