Books and Papers

Author(s): A N Upadhye
Publisher: Hindi Granth Ratnakar

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A. N. UPADHYE
Mokṣa. Explanatory Remarks.--(7) The Great Meditation. Mystic Vision.--Explanatory Remarks on the Great Meditation. (8) Some Aspects of Mysticism. -Mysticism in Jainism.--Various Elements of Mysticism in Jainism.--(9) Dogmatical and Philosophical Accessories of Author's Discussion.-(10) Evaluation of Punya and Papa, or Merit and Demerit.-Explanatory Remarks.-(11) Importance of Knowledge.-Attitude towards the Fruit of Karman.-(12) Mental and Moral Qualifications of an Aspirant.
(f) Apabhramsa of P.-prakāṣa and Hemacandra's Grammar
Apabhraisa and its General Characteristics. Attraction of Apabhraisa speech. Hemacandra Indebted to P.-prakāśa.Comparison of Hema.'s Apabh. with that of P.-prakasa.-On the Homogeneity of Hema.'s Apabh.-Hema.'s Apabh. Compared and Contrasted with that of P.prakāśa.--Morphology or Declension.-Verbal Forms.-Indeclinables, etc.--Important words, etc.-Important roots, etc. -Peculiarities of Kannada Mss.-Value of their Tradition. Results of the above Comparison and Contrast. Additional Tract of Literature Used for his Grammar. Apabhramsa with Unassimilated r. --This Difference not exactly Chronological but Regional-and-Dialectal.
II. Joindu: The Author of P.-prakāśa
(a) Yogindu and not Yogindra
Joindu and his Sanskrit Name
(b) Works of Joindu
(1) Paramatma-prakāśa: Authorship, etc.
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