Auld lang syne. Second series

About this book

In the late 19th century, as British colonialism shaped India’s cultural landscape, F. Max Müller penned "Auld Lang Syne: My Indian Friends," a poignant collection of personal reflections. This document captures the essence of cross-cultural exchanges, highlighting the significance of intellectual camaraderie and mutual respect between Müller and prominent Indian scholars. Through vivid anecdotes, Müller illustrates the profound impact of these relationships on his understanding of spirituality and philosophy. Ideal for students and historians alike, this work not only celebrates the unalienable rights of friendship but also challenges prevailing narratives of the time. Dive into this rich tapestry of thought and experience that transcends borders and time, offering insights into a world where knowledge knows no boundaries.

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