वेद स्वरूप विमर्श (स्वामी करपात्री जी महाराज - अपौरुषेय वेद-प्रामाण्य एवं वैदिक समन्वय)

Vedasvarupa Vimarsha (वेदस्वरूप-विमर्शः), "an inquiry into the nature of the Veda", is by Swami Hariharananda Sarasvati, known as Swami Karpatri (1907–1982), a leading traditionalist monk and debater of twentieth-century India who wrote extensively in defence of Vedic authority.

The book was edited by Pt. Ramagovinda Shukla and published by the Bhakti-Sudha Sahitya Parishad, Calcutta. The editor's Sanskrit preface explains its aim: to refute, by reasoning and scripture, those who hold the Veda to be partly the work of God or of the seers, those who deny Vedic status to the Brahmanas, and those who read the Veda as coded modern science.

Its sections treat the authorless (apaurusheya) nature of the Veda and the eternity of the word, the standing of both Mantra and Brahmana as Veda, the traditional method of interpretation, and replies to modern objections. It is an important source for the Mimamsa side of twentieth-century debates on Vedic authority.