A Constructive Survey of Upanishadic Philosophy c11.185

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Kabandhin Kātyāyana: his cosmological question, p. 48. Kahola, seeker after Realisation, p. 56. Kālakañjas, p. 27. Kāla, hymns to, in the Atharvaveda, p. 5. Kālidāsa: description of love similar to that of Shakespeare, p. 105. Kant, I am I, p. 136: distinction between Noumena and Phenomena, p. 215; Refutation of Idealism, p. 232; on the Cosmological proof of the existence of God, p. 253; on pure Self-consciousness, p. 269; on God and Self as objects of faith, p. 271; on the unknowable nature of Reality, p. 271; on the synthetic unity of apperception, p. 274; on the denial of the process of introspection, p. 274; and the categorical imperative, p. 292. Kapila, meaning of the word, p. 29; controversy about the meaning of the word, pp. 183, 186; same as Hiranyagarbha, and Brahman(m), p. 187. Karman, the topic of discussion between Jaratkārava and Yājñavalkya, p. 20; Śāṇḍilya's doctrine of, p. 50; Yājñavalkya's doctrine of, p. 58: earliest trace of the theory of, in the Ṛigveda, p. 148; doctrine of, in the Bṛihadāraṇyaka, p. 155; as influencing the birth of soul, p. 156; explicit mention of the doctrine of, in Kaushitaki, p. 162; in the Upanishads and Buddhism, p. 181; moral force of the doctrine of, p. 182. Karmayoga, adumbration of the doctrine of, in the Īśā, p. 24; roots of the philosophy of, in the Īśā, p. 196; the philosophy of, in the Bhagavadgītā, p. 196. Kashmir Śaivism, p. 194. Kaṭha, two strata of composition, pp. 27, 28. Katharsis, in alimentation p. 114; moral 328. Kāṭhopanishad, a summary of, pp. 27-29; and the Republic of Plato, p. 262.