Sources of Indian Tradition

Discover the rich tapestry of South Asian history with Sources of Indian Tradition by Stephen Hay, published by Columbia University Press. This second edition, released in 1988, spans 464 pages and delves into the pivotal moments that shaped the region from 1498 to 1984.

Explore an accessible collection of primary sources that capture the essence of South Asia's philosophy and religions. Volume II highlights crucial topics, including India's engagement with the West, influential Hindu and Muslim social and religious movements, and the formation of Pakistan as an Islamic state. Dive deep into the intellectual history that has forged the complex identity of India and its surrounding territories.

Whether you are a student, researcher, or enthusiast of Asian civilization, this comprehensive resource offers invaluable insights into the historical narratives that have influenced the region's customs and traditions.