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Hardcover. Etat : New. ISBN:9788174790392.

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Hardbound. Etat : As New. New. Contents Preface. List of contributors. Introduction/Narendra K. Dash. 1. Buddhism in Indian Literature/Swami Prabhananda. 2. Buddhist themes in Indian Literature/Biswanath Banerjee. 3. Buddhist perspective in the modern Bhotia Literature/Suniti K. Pathak. 4. Buddhist themes in Pre Modern Bengali Literature A study on the Nava Caryapada/Dipak Kumar Barua. 5. The influence of Buddhism on Bengali Literature/Sumita Chakrabarti. 6. Aspects of the Buddhist influence Bengali and other Indian Literature/Biplab Chakrabarty. 7. Influence of Buddhism in Tagore's Literature/Sabuj Kali Sen (Mitra). 8. Buddha in Rabindra Literature/Bhabatosh Datta. 9. Buddhist Samgha in the early Indian texts/Pranabananda Jash. 10. Buddhism and Oriya Literature/Bijayananda Kar. 11. Impact of Buddhism on Oriya Fiction/Manoranjan Pradhan. 12. Buddhism as reflected in early Tamil Literature/C. Muthiah. 13. Buddhism as reflected in Tamil authors of Pali/Bela Bhattacharya. 14. The influence of Buddhism on Telugu language and Literature/J. Sitaramamma. 15. Buddhism and Hindi Literature/Angraj Chaudhary. 16. Impact of Buddhism in Ajneya's works/Bimalendra Kumar. 17. Buddhism and Sanskrit drama/Kalpika Mukherjee. 18. Influence of Buddhism on Urdu Literature/Aziz Haider. 19. Buddhism in Tripura a brief account/Sirajuddin Ahmed. 20. Remarks on recent works in Bengali on Buddhist metaphysics and Pramana Sastra/Rita Gupta. 21. Representation of Buddhism in Indian poetry in English/Niranjan Mohanty. [One article is in Hindi]. Buddhism has made immense contribution and influence to Indian life and thought. Mahatma Gandhi once said Buddha's teachings like his heart was all expanding and all embracing so it has survived his body and swept across the face of the earth. That Buddha's words exercised a potent influence on the culture of India over the centuries cannot be denied and it is expected that the Literatures in the major languages of India received inspiration in some way or the other from Buddha and his teachings in their literary and philosophical treatment. The present volume examines the relationship of Buddhism with a particular Literature and see how it reacted to Buddhism and Buddhist principles in the different periods of its history. The book also explains how Buddha's words were received in the society by common people as reflected in the literary words and how it gave rise to particular band of writers composers and thought leaders in different languages. The volume is a collection of the twenty two research papers contributed by erudite scholars in different parts of the country. The papers were presented in the National Seminar held at Santiniketan and organised jointly by Indian Institute of Advanced Study Shimla and Vishwa Bharati. This volume is bound to be an asset for those interested in the field of Buddhism. 248 pp.

Hardcover. Etat : As New. Contents Preface. Prologue. 1. Concept of suffering in Buddhism/Swami Prabhananda. 2. Buddhism on momentariness and suffering/J.L. Shaw. 3. Suffering as expounded by early disciple of Buddha/Meena V. Talim. 4. Vedanta and Buddhism/C.L. Prabhakar. 5. Treatment of suffering in Gautama's Nyayasutra/Mrinal Kanti Gangopadhyay. 6. Dukkham Aryasaccam as depicted in the Buddhist Nikaya and Agamas/S.K. Pathak. 7. Some problems concerning Duhkhasatya/Prabal Kumar Sen. 8. Suffering an analytical study/Pradyumna Dube. 9. Buddha's altruism/Angraj Chaudhary. 10. Concept of suffering from the Bodhisattva viewpoint of self dedication/J. Sitaramamma. 11. Concept of Dukkha in Buddhist and Jain traditions/Bhagchandra Jain. 12. Aspects of the Buddhist social philosophy I understanding Pancasila/Dilip Kumar Mohanta. 13. Concept of suffering in early Buddhism/Bimalendra Kumar. 14. Buddhism has solutions from suffering/Bela Bhattacharya. 15. Buddhist view of suffering as discussed in Abhidharmakosa of Vasubandhu in Sarvastivada School/Narendra Kumar Dash. 16. Suffering as expounded by early disciples of Buddha/Meena V. Talim. 17. The concept of Dukkha in the Buddhist Nikayas/Parineeta Deshpande. The present volume is the fourth and the final volume in the Indo Tibetan studies series edited by Dr. N.K. Dash. It contains seventeen research papers by the noted scholars which investigate and probe into the profound concept of suffering in Buddhism. As the subject suffering touches deeply the whole mankind the eminent scholars view the concept from various angles as it was understood expounded and practised by the Buddha himself his early and later disciples and various commentators. 180 pp.

Hardcover. Etat : New. ISBN:8173200114,166pp.

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Hardcover. Etat : New. ISBN:9788173200830,354pp.

Hardcover. Etat : Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Very Good. 1st. xii, 204p. Collection of 18 research papers.

xii + 204pp, index, dustjacket, good copy in dustjacket worn at extremities. 18 papers of Tibetan interest including "Personal Observations on Tibetan Language and Literature" - Lama Chimpa; "A Glimpse of the Tibetan Lexicography" - Kalpika Mukherjee; "Prof. Tucci's Work in the Field of Buddhist Logic" - Heramba Chatterjee Shastri; "Tibetan Language and the Council in Standardization: by Jampel Kalden; "An Analysis of the Authentic Authorship of the Tibetan Medical Treatise "Cha lag bco brgyad" (12th Century AD) and a Description of its Historical Background" - Barbara Gerke.

Hardcover. Etat : New. Contents: Foreword. 1. Indo-Tibetan studies at Santiniketan : Past and prospects/Biswanath Banerjee. 2. A glimpse on the Tibetan language studies/Suniti Kumar Pathak. 3. Buddhism in Tibet: An overview/Pranabananda Jash. 4. Personal observations on Tibetan language and literature/Lama Chimpa. 5. Lepcha studies and some social values evaluated/Arpita Chatterjee. 6. A glimpse of the Tibetan lexicography/Kalpika Mukherjee. 7. Tibetan language in three decades (1960-1990)/Anandamayee Ghosh. 8. Contribution of Guru Padmasambhava on spread of Buddhism in Sikkim/Dechen D. Dorjee. 9. Role of Padmasambhava in Tibet/Bela Bhattacharya. 10. Mask: A significant trait of the Tibetan culture/Chittaranjan Patra. 11. Non-violence and nature awareness in the Chos kyi tsi gs su bcad pa (Dhammapada)/Malavika Bandyopadhyaya. 12. An analysis of the authentic authorship of the Tibetan Medical treatise "Cha lag bco brgyad" (12th Century A.D.) and a description of its historical background/Barbara Gerke. 13. Tibetan language and the Council in standardization/Jampel Kalden. 14. Prof. Tucci's work in the field of Buddhist logic/Heramba Chatterjee Shastri. 15. Hetutattvopadesa : A study/Narendra Kumar Dash. 16. Relation between Sanskrit and Tibetan/Biplab Kumar Mondal. 17. Buddhist system of education/Prakriti Chakraborty. 18. The ran-Bshin Gsum-la jug Pa'i Sgrub-Pa of Arya Nagarjuna : A critical study/Lalita Chakraborty. Index. "The work "Tibetan Studies: Past and Present" is a collection of eighteen research papers contributed by famous Indo-Tibetologists of present age. This volume include articles on Literature, Philosophy, Language, Medicine and history of Tibetan Studies in India. This volume is bound to be an asset for those who are interested in this field." (jacket).

Hardcover. Etat : New. 3rd Edition. Contents: Abbreviations. System of transliteration. Preface. Dictionary. The Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Indian culture is compilation of technical terms related to the ancient geography, religion, archaeology, architecture, astrology, epigraphy, linguistics, literature, mythology, philosophy and history etc., which have been collected from various canonical texts and standard modern works. The need of such a work has long been felt. The present treatise is expected to meet the requirement of modern students, scholars and general public interested in Indian culture.

Hardbound. Etat : As New. Reprint. Contents Abbreviations. System of transliteration. Preface. Dictionary. The Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Indian culture is compilation of technical terms related to the ancient geography religion archaeology architecture astrology epigraphy linguistics literature mythology philosophy and history etc. which have been collected from various canonical texts and standard modern works. The need of such a work has long been felt. The present treatise is expected to meet the requirement of modern students scholars and general public interested in Indian culture. 390 pp.