Indian Philosophy of Language

The book explores the potential insights that classical Indian philosophy can offer to the philosophy of language, challenging outdated stereotypes of Indian thought. Despite advancements in understanding Indian epistemology and metaphysics, the philosophy of language has yet to fully embrace these contributions. The author highlights the work of scholars who have begun to bridge this gap, particularly in areas like personal identity, suggesting that Indian Buddhist perspectives could enrich contemporary discussions. The text aims to foster a deeper engagement with these philosophical traditions.