Elisa Freschi is Associate Professor at the Department of Philosophy, University of Toronto. She works on philosophy in the Sanskrit cosmopolis. Her interests include epistemology of testimony, philosophy of religion, philosophy of language, deontic logic, and the re-use of texts in South Asian intellectual traditions. Freschi is a convinced upholder of reading Sanskrit philosophical texts within their history and understanding them through a philosophical approach.

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• 1: Why this book 2: S'&ri=&vais.&n.&avism 3: The Role of Pu=&rva Mi=&ma=&m.&sa=& in early Vis'&is.&t.&a=&dvaita Veda=&nta 4: Ven:&kat.&ana=&tha's life and philosophy 5: Ven:&kat.&ana=&tha's theology 6: Mi=&ma=&m.&sa=∧ Veda=&nta clashing 7: Building a Single System 8: Conclusions

Elisa Freschi is Associate Professor at the Department of Philosophy, University of Toronto. She works on philosophy in the Sanskrit cosmopolis. Her interests include epistemology of testimony, philosophy of religion, philosophy of language, deontic logic, and the re-use of texts in South Asian intellectual traditions. Freschi is a convinced upholder of reading Sanskrit philosophical texts within their history and understanding them through a philosophical approach.

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• 1: Why this book 2: S'&ri=&vais.&n.&avism 3: The Role of Pu=&rva Mi=&ma=&m.&sa=& in early Vis'&is.&t.&a=&dvaita Veda=&nta 4: Ven:&kat.&ana=&tha's life and philosophy 5: Ven:&kat.&ana=&tha's theology 6: Mi=&ma=&m.&sa=∧ Veda=&nta clashing 7: Building a Single System 8: Conclusions

Elisa Freschi is Associate Professor at the Department of Philosophy, University of Toronto. She works on philosophy in the Sanskrit cosmopolis. Her interests include epistemology of testimony, philosophy of religion, philosophy of language, deontic logic, and the re-use of texts in South Asian intellectual traditions. Freschi is a convinced upholder of reading Sanskrit philosophical texts within their history and understanding them through a philosophical approach.

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• 1: Why this book 2: S'&ri=&vais.&n.&avism 3: The Role of Pu=&rva Mi=&ma=&m.&sa=& in early Vis'&is.&t.&a=&dvaita Veda=&nta 4: Ven:&kat.&ana=&tha's life and philosophy 5: Ven:&kat.&ana=&tha's theology 6: Mi=&ma=&m.&sa=∧ Veda=&nta clashing 7: Building a Single System 8: Conclusions