Max Müller: What can India teach us?

Max Müller, well known to us as the author of The Greco's lovemaking, was a German English philosopher and Orientalist. He started his studies in India and gave a lecture for students who were hoping to have an Indian administrator at Cambridge when India was a British colony. What can the First River teach us? Buk, is the second-river Indian true-looking, human interest in the Third River Skrit literature, or the fourth-grade-Vedda culture original? Buk, the religion of V V Gümveda, the god of X6, the God of the 7th River, the Vhveda and the Vedanta. It is noteworthy that even though this course was conducted on students in the late 19th century, the issues that Müller was discussing in his lecture are relevant today, more than 140 years later. He removes his mystery and prejudice from India, the land of religion and meditation, and he seeks a deeper understanding of human nature through the Indian classic. Perhaps the author recommended and translated the book in volume 1 of Karma. How mankind became the human race, how language became the present, how religion came to be what it is, how manners and customs, laws and forms of government are like it is and we don't want to say that everybody who wants to know how we are now must learn the language and study the sanskritology of Vedda.

Korean title: 인도는 우리에게 무엇을 가르칠 수 있나?

Korean author: 막스 뮐러

Korean publisher: 눈빛

ISBN-13: 9788974096212