Self and Identity in Modern Psychology and Indian Thought (Path in Psychology) by Anand C. Paranjpe

In a captivating intersection of Eastern and Western philosophies, Anand C. Paranjpe delves into the complexities of self and identity through the lens of modern psychology and Indian thought. This exploration reveals the rich tapestry of ideas that shape our understanding of personal identity, inviting readers to reflect on how cultural contexts influence psychological perspectives.

Paranjpe expertly juxtaposes traditional Indian concepts of self with contemporary psychological frameworks, highlighting both contradictions and harmonies between these diverse viewpoints. The work encourages a dialogue that transcends geographical boundaries, inviting scholars and curiosity-driven readers alike to reconsider their own notions of identity in a globalized world.

This thought-provoking examination not only aims to shed light on the nuances of selfhood but also emphasizes the importance of integrating these varied perspectives. By bridging the gap between Eastern wisdom and Western methodology, the author provides a unique and enriching approach to understanding what it means to be human in today’s ever-evolving landscape.