Doctoral Dissertations in Jaina and Buddhist Studies

Author(s): Sagarmal Jain, Arun Pratap Sinh
Publisher: P V Research Institute Varanasi

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SECTION XI
COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN BUDDHIST PHILOSOPHY
50. Shastri, D. N.
The Nyaya Vaiseṣika realism and its conflict with the Buddhist epistemology, Diganāga school. (D. Litt.) Agra University, 1956.
51. Kasai, Minoru
A comparative study of Hinduism, Buddhism and Christianity in the light of the Bhagwat Gita, the Bodhicaryavatāra and the Gospel according to John. Banaras Hindu University, 1965.
52. Ashok Kumar
The concept of man in Existentialism and Buddhism. Lucknow University, 1968.
53. Singh, Ram Chandra Prasad
Elements of pragmatism in Buddhistic philosophy. Bihar University, Muzaffarpur, 1969.
54. Sharma, Asha
Religious values and their doctrinal bases with special reference to Hinduism, Buddhism and Christianity. Banaras Hindu University, 1971.
55. Dixit, J. D.
The influence of Brahmaṇical thought on Tripitaka. (D. Litt.)
Agra University, 1972.
56. Vidyalankar, Sumedha
A critical study of Santiparva in Mahābhārata with a
view to find out similarities and differences between Buddhism and Mahabharata.
Delhi University, 1973.