Abstract
This paper is a review of the second part of the collective monograph
"Gerhard Oberhammer: Indologist and Philosopher". The monograph is a
reflection of the scientific work of the Austrian philosopher, Indologist and
Sanskrit scholar, who plays an important role both in the philosophy of
religion in general and in the Indology especially within the tradition of Vedanta
studies. In the monograph all the most important concepts of G. Oberhammer’s
philosophy described, such as the Encounter, the Transcendent (Heil),
Mythization, etc., as well as the project of transcendental hermeneutics, which
is the core of the scientist's thought coverage, is illustrated. The review
contains an overview of the main articles presented in the monograph, where a part
is devoted to the study of the philosophical thought of G. Oberhammer, part is
the translation into Russian of the papers of the Austrian Indologist, and part
is the development of the formation of the school of G. Oberhammer, presented
in the form of scientific work of one of the most outstanding Polish scientist
Galina Marlevich.
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