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- Titre
- Dhammadesana: A Buddhist: Perspective
- Auteur
- Prof. Hari Shankar Shukla And Dr. Bimalendra Kumar
- Éditeur
- Banaras Hindu University
- Année de publication
- 2008
- État de l'article
- New
- Reliure
- Couverture rigide
- Langue
- anglais
- ISBN à 10 chiffres
- 8185305196
- ISBN à 13 chiffres
- 9788185305196
Language: English and Hindi
Pages: 418
Preface
The coming out of the commemoration volume of professor Mahesh Tiwary entitled 'Dhammadesana : A Buddhist Perspective' gives us an immense pleasure though it comes out after a long gap, still it is important and valuable for the scholars and students of Buddhist lore. Professor Tiwary was not only known for his wide ranging scholarship but also for his humility and simplicity. His life-sketch is a source of inspiration specially for young generation who is on the path of building his career.
The present volume is a book of collection of 45 (forty-five) papers written by different scholars of their specialized area of Buddhism. Prof. Tiwary's intimate friends, closed disciples and the person directly related to him have also given their inner feelings about him.
It would not be amiss to point out some salient features of the volume divided into three parts. The first part opens with the biography under the heading 'Porf. Mahesh Tiwary : A Source of Inspiration' and reminiscences written by his most intimated and dearest class fellow Prof. N.H. Samtani, his closed disciples and his maternal grandaughter Vishakha Shukla. The second part consists of three sections divided on the basis of the area of papers related to literature, history, and philosophy. The third part contains seven papers written in Hindi, out of which the last two papers 6th and 7th are written by his two daughters. The seventh one is a manual of Abhidhamma authored by an old Burmese monk Acariya Chapada. This was unpublished work in Devanagari script. His eldest daughter Dr. Rama Shukla, Post Doctoral Fellow of ICHR, New Delhi, has transcribed it in Devanagari script from Roman and Burmese because she is acquianted with the fact that her
Pages: 418
Preface
The coming out of the commemoration volume of professor Mahesh Tiwary entitled 'Dhammadesana : A Buddhist Perspective' gives us an immense pleasure though it comes out after a long gap, still it is important and valuable for the scholars and students of Buddhist lore. Professor Tiwary was not only known for his wide ranging scholarship but also for his humility and simplicity. His life-sketch is a source of inspiration specially for young generation who is on the path of building his career.
The present volume is a book of collection of 45 (forty-five) papers written by different scholars of their specialized area of Buddhism. Prof. Tiwary's intimate friends, closed disciples and the person directly related to him have also given their inner feelings about him.
It would not be amiss to point out some salient features of the volume divided into three parts. The first part opens with the biography under the heading 'Porf. Mahesh Tiwary : A Source of Inspiration' and reminiscences written by his most intimated and dearest class fellow Prof. N.H. Samtani, his closed disciples and his maternal grandaughter Vishakha Shukla. The second part consists of three sections divided on the basis of the area of papers related to literature, history, and philosophy. The third part contains seven papers written in Hindi, out of which the last two papers 6th and 7th are written by his two daughters. The seventh one is a manual of Abhidhamma authored by an old Burmese monk Acariya Chapada. This was unpublished work in Devanagari script. His eldest daughter Dr. Rama Shukla, Post Doctoral Fellow of ICHR, New Delhi, has transcribed it in Devanagari script from Roman and Burmese because she is acquianted with the fact that her
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