The Word Speaks to the Faustian Man (Vol. 2)

True to the bhasya tradition of India, this work is at once a vision and analysis, exposition and criticism. A spirit of serene and passive self-submission informs its interpretations and an auster detachment its criticisms and anaysis. It questions, with persistent consistency, many of our cherished beliefs and seeks to revive some of our lost but lucid visions. And in a style that resists attempts that would draw destinctions between philosophy and literature, discourse and disclosure.