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Comparative Religion & Philosophyतुलनात्मक धर्म एवं दर्शन
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If the Gita takes the pride of place for man seeking a way towards betterment of human life, so does Dr. Radhakrishnan for thinkers in the east and the west, and especially for Indians. An Indian of remarkable pre-eminence, an intellectual politician, who rose to the rank of Presi- dent of India, a life-long Bhāṣyakāra
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भट्ट बताते हैं कि राधाकृष्णन ने गीता को कैसे पढ़ा: उनके 1948 के पाठ-संस्करण में गीता आरंभिक उपनिषदों के बाद और सूत्र-दर्शनों से पूर्व की, ईसापूर्व रचना है; वह ब्रह्मविद्या भी है और योगशास्त्र भी, किसी एक सम्प्रदाय की सम्पत्ति नहीं; उसका एक अंश कालबद्ध, दूसरा शाश्वत। Bhat examines how Radhakrishnan read the Gita in his 1948 text-edition and in Indian Philosophy: as a pre-Christian work later than the early Upanisads and earlier than the sutra systems, both brahmavidya and yogasastra, no single school's property, and a scripture with a perishable and an imperishable side.
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