Bharatiya Knowledge Traditions: Arts, Preformance and Aesthetic (Volume 2)

This multidisciplinary volume brings together distinguished scholars and practitioners to illuminate the intellectual, aesthetic, and cultural foundations of India's rich knowledge traditions. Spanning philosophy, performing arts, music, and cultural theory, the essays offer fresh and insightful engagements with both classical texts and contemporary debates. At its core, the collection foregrounds indigenous epistemologies, highlighting their conceptual sophistication, internal diversity, and enduring relevance within global academic discourse. Far from presenting Indian traditions as static or derivative, the book showcases them as dynamic, living systems of inquiry capable of addressing pressing intellectual and cultural questions of the present. This volume will appeal to scholars, institutions, and readers seeking a deeper, globally informed understanding of Bharatiya knowledge systems.