Dependent Agency and Hierarchical Determinism in the Theology of Madhva

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This is a study of the theology of personal and divine agency in the work of Madhva, a leading theistic Vedantin. It underscores the problems of charting personal freedom against the background of Madhva’s strict theological determinism.

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