Sisir Kumar Maitra

• The Neo-Romantic Movement in Contemporary Philosophy, Book Company, Ltd., Calcutta, 1922
• "Outlines of an Emergent Theory of Values" in Contemporary Indian Philosophy, Ed. By S. Radhakrishnan and J.H. Muirhead, GA&UL- 1936/1958
• "The spiritual life and its realization", Calcutta Review no. 62, 1937, 65-71
• "Philosophy and life", Prabuddha Bharata (Calcutta), no. 43, 1938, 235-237
• "The philosophy of Sri Aurobindo", Prabuddha Bharata (Calcutta), no. 46, 1941: 113, 210, 261
• The Cosmic Significance of Karma in the Bhagavadgita Prabuddha Bharata, no. 44 February 1939, 60-71
• An Introduction to the Philosophy of Sri Aurobindo, First edition 1941 (Prabuddha Bharata, March). Calcutta 1941
• "Sri Aurobindo's conception of intuition", Prabuddha Bharata (Calcutta), no.47, 1942, 332 ff.
• "Self-effort of grace", Vedanta Kesari (Madras) no. 31, 1944–45, 8 ff.
• Studies in Sri Aurobindo's Philosophy, Banaras Hindu University, Banaras 1945
• The Nature and Function of Thought in Sri Aurobindo's Philosophy.
  The Advent
  November 1945 (or, Mitra?)
• The Spirit of Indian Philosophy. Prabuddha Bharata (Calcutta), no. 51, 1946, 258-268; Banaras 1947
• Meeting of East and West in Sri Aurobindo's Philosophy, Sri Aurobindo Ashram Pondicherry, 1956
• Sri Auroboindo and the New World. Pondicherry 1957
• "Sri Aurobindo and Spengler: comparison between the integral and the pluralistic philosophies of history", in H. Chaudhuri and F. Spiegelberg (eds.), The Integral Philosophy of Sri Aurobindo. George Allen & Unwin, London 1960; pp. 192–204
• The Shape of Things to Come as Envisaged by Sri Aurobindo. Loving Homage Sri Aurobindo Pathamandir Kolkata 1958
• Grace and Self-effort in the Upanishads. Mother India Apr-May 1962
• Sri Aurobindo and the Message of the Buddha. Sri Aurobindo Mandir 1965

Meeting of East and West in Sri Aurobindo's Philosophy

This work is a comprehensive introduction to Sri Aurobindo's philosophy in the context of mainstream academia. In contrast to other students of Sri Aurobindo, Maitra argues that western philosophical thought is essential if one is to understand the voluminous writings of Sri Aurobindo and The Mother.

Contents:

1. The Meeting of the East and the West in Sri Aurobindo's Philosophy (first appeared in

The Advent

November 1951, February, April, and August 1952)

2. Sri Aurobindo and

Bergson (first appeared in Sri Aurobindo Mandir

1942)

3. Sri Aurobindo and the

Problem of Evil (first appeared in Sri Aurobindo Mandir

1944)

4. Is Sri Aurobindo a Mystic? (first appeared in

The Advent

August 1946)

5. Sri Aurobindo and Plotinus (first appeared in Sri Aurobindo Mandir 1947)

6. Sri Aurobindo and Nicolai Hartmann (first appeared in Sri Aurobindo Mandir 1945)

7. Sri Aurobindo and

Hegel (first appeared in Sri Aurobindo Mandir

1946)

8. Sri Aurobindo and Plato (first appeared in Sri Aurobindo Mandir 1950)

9. Sri Aurobindo's Vision of the Future (first appeared in Sri Aurobindo Mandir 1951)

10. Sri Aurobindo and

Goethe (first appeared in Sri Aurobindo Mandir

1952)

11. Sri Aurobindo and Whitehead (first appeared in Sri Aurobindo Mandir 1955)

References

• Dagobert David Runes, Who's who in Philosophy, Philosophical Library
  , 1942, Page 163
• Bibliography listing of Literature on Hinduism at the University of Washington.

External links

• Extract of his intellectual autobiography contained in the article, "Emerging Theory of Values".
• Extract from Meeting of East and West in Sri Aurobindo's Philosophy at [1] and [2]