Written after Nagarjuna, the founder of the school the Madhyamakakarikas, the Vigrahavyavartani is one of his best works and shows him in all his imperturbable consistency as E. Frauwallner said. Long lost in India, this text was fortunately discovered by Rahula Sankrtyana in a tibetan monastery. This book includes the text both in Devanagari and roman script edited by E.H. Johnston, and Arnold Kunst along with an english translation which follows the text closely, and notes that clarify its technicalities.
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"Dr. Battacharya merits prais for the service that he has rendered in translating the great work. He has provided an added advantage by reproducing the text also, as revised by Johnston and Kunst. The Sanskrit text too was not available to scholars for many years." The Deccan herald.
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