Ramanuja’s Vedantic corpus

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Ramanuja’s Vedantic corpus is the body of philosophical and theological works by the medieval Hindu philosopher Ramanuja that systematizes his Vishishtadvaita (qualified non-dualism) interpretation of the Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, and Brahma Sutras.

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instanceOf Vedantic corpus
philosophical work collection
theological work collection
affirms eternal distinction-in-dependence between God, souls, and matter
personal Brahman with auspicious attributes
aimsToSystematize Vishishtadvaita interpretation of the Bhagavad Gita
Vishishtadvaita interpretation of the Brahma Sutras
Vishishtadvaita interpretation of the Upanishads
associatedWith Sri Vaishnavism NERFINISHED
Vishishtadvaita NERFINISHED
author Ramanuja NERFINISHED
coreDoctrine bhakti as primary means to liberation
dependence of souls and world on Brahman
grace of God (prasada) as essential for liberation
qualified non-dualism
reality of individual souls (jivas)
reality of the world (jagat)
supremacy of Vishnu-Narayana NERFINISHED
emphasizesPractice devotional surrender (prapatti)
loving worship of Vishnu and his consort Sri
geographicalContext South India NERFINISHED
includesWork Gadya Traya NERFINISHED
Gita Bhashya NERFINISHED
Nitya Grantha (attributed) NERFINISHED
Saranagati Gadya NERFINISHED
Sri Bhashya NERFINISHED
Sri Ranga Gadya NERFINISHED
Vaikuntha Gadya NERFINISHED
Vedanta Dipa (attributed) NERFINISHED
Vedanta Sara (attributed) NERFINISHED
Vedartha Sangraha NERFINISHED
influenced later Sri Vaishnava acharyas
later bhakti movements in India
medieval South Indian temple theology
interpretsScripture Bhagavad Gita NERFINISHED
Brahma Sutras NERFINISHED
Upanishads NERFINISHED
language Sanskrit
method hermeneutic reconciliation of Upanishads, Gita, and Brahma Sutras
opposesDoctrine Advaita Vedanta’s absolute non-dualism
philosophicalSchool Vishishtadvaita Vedanta NERFINISHED
primaryCommentaryOn Bhagavad Gita NERFINISHED
Brahma Sutras NERFINISHED
principal Upanishads (selected)
religiousTradition Hinduism
theologicalFocus nature of liberation (moksha)
relationship between Brahman, souls, and world
role of divine grace and human effort
timePeriod 11th–12th century CE

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Gita Bhashya partOf Ramanuja’s Vedantic corpus