PHL 327H1
Ethics and Religion in Sanskrit Philosophy
This course covers topics in Sanskrit philosophy, with a special focus on ethics and/or philosophy of religion. Students will investigate specific primary texts (in translation) and will learn how to recognize and analyze the philosophical arguments they contain. Example texts and ideas include: theology and atheism in various Sanskrit schools (with selected readings from Dharmakīrti, Udayana, Rāmānuja etc.); the place of ethics in Sanskrit philosophy and beyond (with selected readings from Śāntideva, B.K. Matilal and epic and juridical texts).
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite: 7.5 credits with 1.5 credits in PHL; Prerequisite:
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027