History · Ancient Indian Philosophy
Match the School of Vedanta with its key proponent and defining metaphysical concept: List I (School) (a) Advaita Vedanta (b) Vishishtadvaita Vedanta (c) Dvaita Vedanta List II (Proponent and Concept) (i) Madhvacharya: Asserting the individual self (Jiva) and ultimate reality (Brahman) are distinct entities. (ii) Shankara: Asserting Brahman as the ultimate reality, with the world being an illusion (Maya). (iii) Ramanujacharya: Asserting qualified non-dualism where the world and individual souls are real aspects of Brahman (Sarira-Sariri Bhava). Choose the correct matching option:
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