A Sinhala-language title whose subject, as the name indicates, is the mind approached from a psychological point of view. Manasa is the mind; Manovidyathmaka Esin signals the psychological lens through which it is considered.
The text is in Sinhala throughout, so it will suit readers who are comfortable reading the language rather than those who need an English edition. That makes it most useful to Sinhala readers in Sri Lanka and abroad, to members of the diaspora keeping up a reading habit in their first language, and to advanced learners who want subject material in Sinhala rather than graded readers.
Books of this kind, written for a general Sinhala readership rather than for export, are not usually held by bookshops outside Sri Lanka, which is the main reason to pick one up when you come across it. Worth considering if you collect Sinhala non-fiction, or if you read on the mind and want to see how the subject is treated in Sri Lankan writing.
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