Fundamentals of Vedic Science - The Study of Vedanta

APPLIED VEDIC SCIENCE – ADVANCED (VEDANTA) 

(SAN8110) - This advanced course explores the various interpretations of Vedanta, the final portions of the Vedas, by the various schools of philosophy. These schools have differing views and teachings on both the Vedanta and the world, both here and beyond, and the dialectical tradition among them continues to thrive till this day. Students will gain an in-depth understanding of the Vedas by studying and analyzing the ontologies and teachings of these different schools. 

Prerequisites: Successful completion of the Applied Vedic Science – Basic (Vedanta) course. 

Sanskrit is the medium of instruction for this course. 

This course is only available to currently enrolled students in the Sanskrit master's certificate program at MIT-SVS. 

Admission into the Master Program in Sanskrit through MIT-SVS and completion of a previous MA Sanskrit course is also required. 

In this course, students will be introduced to the ontological frameworks of the three schools of Vedanta: Advaita, Visistadvaita, and Dvaita, through the study of their foundational texts. Students will: 

Gain an understanding of how the same ontological content can be presented in various ways through the various darsanas, all of which are rooted in the Vedic tradition. Become familiar with the differences in language use that the different schools of Vedanta employed to present their teachings. 

This elective course is available for students in the MA in Sanskrit or Masters’ Certificate in Sanskrit program and will be offered in the Spring 2023 quarter. The course focuses on Sanskrit Studies and will provide students with a deeper understanding of Vedanta and Vedic science. 

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