Shyam Ranganathan Knihy

Focusing on the diversity of moral philosophical views within the Indian tradition, this scholarly work addresses criticisms regarding Indian philosophers' interest in ethics. It explores the meanings of moral terms and concepts, providing a nuanced understanding of Indian philosophical contributions to ethics. Written by a philosopher well-versed in both Western and Indian traditions, this book is essential for those interested in Indian philosophy and ethics, offering a unique perspective often absent in similar works.

Focusing on the philosophical dimensions of Hinduism, this work examines the interplay between secular and religious thought globally. Ranganathan delves into various topics such as ethics, logic, and metaphysics, presenting Hinduism as a microcosm of philosophical debates using Indian resources. Suitable for undergraduate and graduate courses, it serves as an advanced introduction to philosophical issues within South Asian contexts, making it an essential text for students exploring Indian philosophy.

A decolonial guide to yoga from an expert in Indian moral philosophy and Yoga, with exploration and advice on unlearning colonialism, learning the activism of Yoga from various sources such as the Yoga Sutra and Bhagavad gita, and how to bring authenticity into your daily practice.