Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Also known as Sarvepalli Radhakrishna
(Tiroutani, 1888 - Madrás, 1975) Filósofo y político indio. Aunque recibió fuerte influencia europea, se mantuvo fiel al brahmanismo, al que reinterpretó a la luz de los estudios históricos y especulativos más avanzados. Estudioso de las relig
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Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was an Indian philosopher and statesman who served as Vice President and then President of India during the country's early independence period, while also holding prestigious academic positions in comparative religion and philosophy at major universities. His work bridging Eastern and Western philosophical traditions made him one of the most influential scholars of the 20th century, and his roles in government and academia helped shape India's intellectual and political development.
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- 1888
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- 1975
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- A. R. Wadia
- Comparative studies in philosophy
- 宗敎における東と西
- Religion and culture
- The spirit of religion
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Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, OM, FBA (5 de septiembre de 1888 – 17 de abril de 1975) fue un filósofo, catedrático y político indio, segundo presidente constitucional de su país. Su filosofía se basó en el Advaita, reinterpretando esta tradición para una comprensión contemporánea. Defendió el hinduismo contra la "crítica occidental desinformada", contribuyendo a la formación de la identidad contemporánea de los indios. Ha sido influyente en la comprensión del hinduismo por parte de Occidente.
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1888 births1975 deaths20th-century Hindu philosophers and theologians20th-century Indian educational theorists20th-century Indian philosophersAcademic staff of Maharaja's College, MysoreAcademic staff of Presidency College, ChennaiAcademic staff of the University of CalcuttaAcademic staff of the University of MysoreAdvaitin philosophersAmbassadors of India to the Soviet Union