Ajnana Theory of Ignorance

This is a work of Indian philosophy that aids the understanding of the ‘Vedanta system’ of thought. The book contains the interpretations of the authors of the concept of ‘ajnana’ (literally, ignorance) and the aims of philosophy at gaining knowledge. It also discusses the ideas and ‘theories of illusion’ and the ‘falsity of subjective facts’. It includes an analysis on what can be known and the things beyond the grasp of human knowledge. It is an interesting work and also contains an index in the end.