南アジアの宗教・思想
Indian Religion & Thought
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Contemplative Studies and Hinduism: meditation, devoltion, prayer, and worship. | Sherma, Rita D. & P. Bilimoria (ed.) | xiv,213p pap. | Routledge | 2023(21) | 11,332円 | Hinduism -- Samādhi The chapters in the volume cover themes in Hindu contemplative experience from various texts and traditions including classical Sāṃkhya and Patañjali Yoga, the Bhāgavata Purāṇa, the role of Sādhana in Advaita Vedānta, Śrīvidyā and the Śrīcakra, the body in Tantra, the semiotics and illocution of Gauḍīya Vaiṣṇava sādhana, mantra in Mīmāṃsā, Vaiṣṇava liturgy, as well as cross-cultural reflections and interreligious comparative contemplative praxis. |
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Rules and Regulations of Brahmanical Asceticism : Yatidharmasamuccaya of Yādava Prakāśa. | Olivelle, Patrick (ed. & tr.) | x,457p. pap. | SUNY | 1995 | 7,096円 | Asceticism -- Brahmanism -- Dharma -- Early Works to 1800 This translation of a twelfth-century Sanskrit text is the most comprehensive presentation of Hindu ascetic practices available in English with Sanskrit text. It is also the clearest. Rules and Regulations of Brahmanical Asceticism is the critical edition and translation of a twelfth-century Sanskrit text written by Yadava Prakasaa, whose life and activities are of historical interest because, according to tradition, he was the teacher of the great Vais'n'ava theologian Ramanuja. |
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Goddess Traditions in India: theological poems and philosophical tales in the Tripurarahasya. | Linder, Silvia Schwarz | xii,304p. pap. | Routledge | 2022 | 9,821円 | Tantrism -- Early works to 1800 Goddess traditions in India : theological poems and philosophical tales in the Tripurārahasya / Silvia Schwarz Linder This book on the Tripurārahasya, a South Indian Sanskrit work which occupies a unique place in the Śākta literature, is a study of the Śrīvidyā and Śākta traditions in the context of South Indian intellectual history in the late middle ages. Associated with the religious tradition known as Śrīvidyā and devoted to the cult of the Goddess Tripurā, the text was probably composed between the 13th and the 16th century CE. The book is intended for researchers in the field of Asian Studies, Indology, Philosophical, Theological or Religious Studies, Hindu Studies, Tantric Studies and South Asian Religion and Philosophy, in particular those interested in Śākta and Śaiva philosophic-religious traditions |
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Around Abhinavagupta: aspects of the intellectual history of Kashmir from theninth to the eleventh century. | Franco, Eli & Isabelle Ratie (ed.) | xix,663p. | Dev Publishers | 2022(16) | 14,460円 | Abhinavagupta, Rājānaka -- Intellectual life -- Philosophy, Indic -- Jammu and Kashmir (India) Abhinavagupta is undoubtedly the most famous Kashmirian medieval intellectual: his decisive contributions to Indian aesthetics, Śaiva theology and metaphysics, and to the philosophy of the subtle and original Pratyabhijña system are well known. Yet so far his works have often been studied without fully taking into account the specific historical, social, artistic, religious and philosophical context in which they are embedded. The purpose of this book is to show that this intellectual background is not less exceptional than Abhinavagupta himself. |
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Pramana-Laksanam: Nature and definition of knowledge and its means. | Madhvacarya | xiv,354p. | Tara Prakashana | 2023 | 2,210円 | Madhva, active 13th century -- Dvaita (Vedānta) -- Knowledge, Theory of -- Epistemology Pramāṇa-lakṣaṇam = Nature & definition of knowledge and its means / English translation, commentary and critical study by Vidwan Dr. P. Vinayacharya English and Sanskrit |
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Compendium of pearls of thought : (Nyāyakallolinī) : Sanskrit text with English translation | Jha, Mahanand | xxii,149p. | ICPR/ Motilal | 2019 | 2,970円 | Navya -- Nyāaya Nyāyakallolinī : Saṃskr̥tā'ṅgalasamanvitā = Compendium of pearls of thought : (Nyāyakallolinī) : Sanskrit text with English translation / Mahānanda Jhā न्यायकल्लोलिनी : संस्कृताऽङ्गलसमन्विता |
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Knowledge, Meanig & Intuition: some theories in Indian logic. | Ghosh, Raghunath | xi,164p. | New Bharatiya Book | 2018 | 2,750円 | Knowledge, Theory of (Hinduism) -- Nyāya -- Hindu logic Chapter 1: The Nyāya Theory of Perception 2: The Concept of Anuvyavasāya in Nyāya Logic: a phenomenological analysis 3: Some Reflections on the Nyāya Theory of Action 4: The Navya Nyāya Critique of the Concepts of Vyāpti in Vallabhācārya's Nyāyalīlāvati and Jaina-logic 5: Some Theories of Meaning 6: The Concept of Prātibhajnāna in Nyāya-Vaiśesika and Poetics 7: The Vaiśesika Account of the Phenomenon of Dream 8: The Concept of Āhāryajnāna in Navya-Nyāya |
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Vaiyakaranasiddhantakaumudi. | Bhattoji Diksita | 1046p. | Chaukhambha Orientalia | 2024 | 4,149円 | Aṣṭādhyāyī (Pāṇini) -- Pāṇini -- Sanskrit language Grammar Vaiyākaraṇasiddhāntakaumudī / Bhaṭṭojī Dīkṣita, ed. by Arkanāśya Caudharī Sanskrit & Hindi Classical commentary on Aṣṭādhyāyī of Pāṇini, work on Sanskrit grammar |
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Pañcalakṣaṇī, Siṃhavyāghralakṣaṇe ca, with Didhiti of Raghunatha Siromani, Prakasika on Didhiti of Gadadhara Bhattacharya & Balabodhini on Didhiti Prakasika by N.S. Ramanujatatacharya. | Gaṅgeśa | xx,237p. | Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha | 2018 | 2,959円 | Nyāya -- Proposition (Logic) -- Syllogism Pañcalakṣaṇī, Siṃhavyāghralakṣaṇe ca Gaṅgeśa, active 13th century author ; Raghunātha Śiromaṇi. ; Gadādharabhaṭṭācārya, active 17th century-18th century. ; Ramanuja Tatacharya, N. S. (Navalpakkam Sathakopa), 1928- ; Gaṅgeśa, active 13th century / Muralidhara Sharma, V., editor On the definition of proposition of regular concommittance of middle and major terms (vyāpti) setting forth syllogistic considerations of the Navya-nyāya school of Indic philosophy |
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Shrishaila Shrinivasacharya's Bhedadarpaṇaḥ : भेददर्पण | Shrishaira Shrinivasacharya | vvviv,92p. | Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha | 2019 | 1,210円 | Viśiṣṭādvaita Śrīśailaśrīnivāsacāryaviracitaḥ ; sampādakaḥ ṭippaṇīkāraśca, Ḍā. Ṭi. Yas. Ār. Nārāyaṇan ; pradhānasampādakaḥ, Ācāryaḥ Vi. Muralīdharaśarmā. श्रीशैलश्रीनिवासाचार्यविरचितः ; सम्पादकः टिप्पणीकारश्च, डा. टि. यस्. आर. नारायणन् ; प्रधानसम्पादकः आचार्यः वि. मुरलीधरशर्मा. |
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Shri Vadikesari Venkatacharyaswamishisya's Subodhinī: सुबोधिनी. | Shri Vadikesari Venkatacharyaswamishisya | 2 vols. | Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha | 2019 | 4,202円 | Brahmasūtra (Bādarāyaṇa) -- Rāmānuja, 1017-1137 -- Śrībhāṣya (Rāmānuja) -- Vedanta सुबोधिनी Subodhinī / Śrīvādikesariveṅkaṭācāryasvāmiśiṣyaviracitā ; pradhānasampādakaḥ, Ācāryaḥ Vi. Muralīdharaśarmā ; sampādakaḥ ṭipaṇṇīkāraśca Vidvān Śrī Yas. Maṇivaṇṇan. Supercommentary on Sribhasya of Ramanuja, 1017-1137, commentary on Brahmasutra of Badayarana, work on Vedanta philosophy |
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Examination into the True Teaching: Vidyanandin's Satyasasanapariksa. | Borgland, Jens W. | xii,290p. | Harrassowitz | 2020 | 14,890円 | Hinduism -- Hinduism Relations Jainism -- Jaina logic Examination into the true teaching : Vidyānandin's Satyaśāsanaparīkṣā / Borgland, Jens W. The text, as it has come down to us, presents and refutes twelve Indian philosophical teachings or schools – the most important of which are Sautrāntika and Yogācāra Buddhism, Nyāya-Vaiśeṣika, Advaita Vedānta, Mīmāṃsā, Sāṃkhya and Cārvāka – with the aim of establishing the superior status of Jain philosophy as the one and only ‘true teaching.’ It thus offers us a window into the philosophical debates of the period from the perspective of a Digambara Jain philosopher. |
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Caraka-Samhita of Maharsi Agnivesa (Sanskrit text with Tibetan translation), Volume 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 | Magharsi Agnicesa | 7 vols. | Ctr. Institute of Higher Tibetan Studies | 2022-23 | 17,468円 | Caraka—Carakasamhita. -- Medicine, Ayurvedic—Early works to 1800 Critically edited Sanskrit original text with Tibetan translation of ancient Indian Ayurvedic tex Maharṣiṇā Agniveśena praṇītā Caraka-saṃhitā = Draṅ-sroṅ-chen-po Me-bźin-ʼjug gis mdzad paʼi Tsa-ra-kaʼi bsdu ba In Sanskrit; translation in Tibetan 9. Kalpasthānamv & Siddhisthānam 8. Cikitsāsthāne caturviṃśamadātyayacikitsatādhyāyataḥ triṃśayonivyāpaccikitsataparyantam 7. Cikitsāsthāne Ṣoḍśapāṇḍurogacikitsitādhyāyataḥ 6. 8th Rājayaksmacikitsitam to 15th Grahanīcikitsitam of Cikitsāsthānam 5. 1st Rasāyanam to 7th Kustacikitsitam of Cikitsāsthānam 4. Śārīra-sthānam & Indriya-sthānam 3. Nidānasthānaṃ & Vimānasthānaṃ |
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Dharmakosa, Volume V: Varsramadharmakanda, Part VIII. | Kelkar, G, V. Joshi & N. Sahakari (ed.) | 74p,4118-4824p. | Prajna Pathashala Mandala | 2022 | 20,680円 | Dharma -- Hindu Law Dharmakośa. Volume V, Part VIII - Varṇāśramadharmakāṇḍa Compilation of extracts from ancient Sanskrit works on Hindu social and religious law and statecraft. Pt. I: 1988, II: 2000, III: 2003, IV: 2005, V. 2011, v. 1. Vyavahārakāṇḍa (3 v. ).--v. 2. Upaniṣatkāṇḍa (4 v. ).--v. 3. Saṃskārakāṇḍa (6 v. ).--v. 4. Rājanītikānda (6 v. ).--v. 5. Varṇāśramadharmakāṇḍa (v.). |
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Heritage of India and the West. | Chandra, Lokesh | 796p. illus. | Aditya Prakashan | 2021 | 22,275円 | India -- Civilization -- Indian studies in West It is a survey of the researches of Indian, Asian and European savants on the evolution of life and thought from the transcendent visions of the Vedic samhitas to srauta and grhya rituals, from philosophical speculation to the social order of the Smrtis, phonetics to grammar, from Brahman of the Upanisads to the Bodhi of Lord Buddha. |
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Dynamics of Indic Culture. | Chandra, Lokesh | 336p. illus. | Aditya Prakashan | 2022 | 14,850円 | India -- Civilization -- Asia -- Indic influences collected works: The book begins with new interpretations of various facets of Asoka's inscriptions, clarification of technical terms like vigada-bhica, or the practice of Vedic rites by the Emperor. Symbolism of the Aurangabad Cave 7, the suppression of Apollo in the Hellenic-Buddhist discord in Swat, the Vedic tradition of mauneya as the Way of Sakyamuni, development of Indic scripts from Brahmi, and the Inscription of King Indravarman of Cambodia whose Preceptor was a direct disciple of Sankaracarya, are expounded. Indological studies in the Netherlands, variations of the Five Buddhas, and Buddhism for the protection of the state are followed by echoes of Lord Krsna's flute in Sufism, Padmasambhava's entire opus on the eastern flank of India from Lanka to Kanchi, thence to Bengal, Nepal and finally to Tibet, and representations of Lord Krsna from Central Asia to Japan are detailed. Etymologies of Bukhara and Samarkand show their rise from Buddhism. The Siddha Kambala was a Kangar Turk. The title of the most popular Avalokitesvara-sutra is imprecise in Chinese. Rites for the long life of Empress Wu of China (r.684-705) and Empress Koken of Japan (r.749-758, 764-769), were conducted with a special Kalparaja from Khotan. Its dharani-mantras used on both occasions have been restored from Chinese and Tibetan transliterations. The first light house (akasa-dipa) of Asia was established in Indonesia by the Kundunga dynasty from Kerala. Extracts from Old Javanese Mahabharata and Ramayana are an overview of literary creativity in Asian lands. Statues of the Amoghapasa pentad at Candi Jago reveal the continuous contacts of India and Indonesia. |
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Sri Chaitanya's Life and Teaching: the golden Avatara of divine love. | Rosen, Steven J. | xxvi,231p. pap. | Lexington Books | 2017 | 9,815円 | Chaitanya, 1486-1534 -- Re;ligion -- Comparative Religion Tucked away in ancient Sanskrit and Bengali texts is a secret teaching, a blissful devotional (bhakti) tradition that involves sacred congregational chanting (kirtana), mindfulness practices (japa, smaranam), and the deepening of one's relationship with God (rasa). Brought to the world's stage by Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu (1486-1533), and fully documented by his immediate followers, the Six Goswamis of Vrindavan, these unprecedented teachings were passed down from master to student in Gaudiya Vaishnava lineages. The Golden Avatara of Love: Sri Chaitanya's Life and Teachings, by contemporary scholar Steven J. Rosen, makes the profound truths of this confidential knowledge easily accessible for an English language audience. |