Theism in Medieval India; Lectures Delivered in Essex Hall, London October-December, 1919

In this scholarly work, J. Estlin Carpenter explores the history and philosophy of theism in medieval India. Drawing on a range of primary and secondary sources, Carpenter provides a nuanced and comprehensive overview of the subject, examining ideas about god and the divine in the context of Indian religious and cultural traditions.

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