Perception of the vedas/ 
Coomaraswamy, Anand K. 
 - New Delhi:  Manohar,  2000. 
 - 449 p. 
<br/><br/>1. The Vedas—^Essays in Translation and Exegesis:<br/>Preface by Ananda K. Coomaraswamy<br/>A New Approach to the Vedto<br/>The rgveda as Land-Nama-Bok<br/>2. Notes on the Katha Upanisad<br/>3. The Darker Side of Dawn<br/>4. Recollection, Indian and Platonic<br/>5. The Vedic Doctrine of 'Silence'<br/>6. The Tantric Doctrine of Divine Biunity<br/>7. Kha and Other Words Denoting 'Zero',<br/>in'Connection with the Indian Metaphysics of Space<br/>8. On the One and Only Transmigrant<br/>9. Vedic 'Monotheism'<br/>10. Bhakta Aspects of the Atman Doctrine<br/>11. AfaAa Purujo:'Supreme Identity'<br/>12. M'ruAta = Hermeneia<br/>13. The Flood in Hindu Tradition<br/>14. The Vedanta and Western Tradition<br/>15. Vedic Exemplarism<br/>16. Atmayajna: Self-Sacrifice<br/>17. Manas 
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