Sectional Studies In Jainology II

Author(s): Klaus Bruhn
Publisher: Klaus Bruhn

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1.1
ALSDORF ĀK
Both subjects were presented as examples of selection-cum-adaptation>.
THE BIBLIOGRAPHY. In spite of its breadth, the bibliography does not convey an impression of the état présent of Jainology. However, bibliographical information on recent studies in the discipline will be found in the Felicitation Volume for JOZEF DELEU, both in the bibliographical part of JSD and in the individual papers. The entries explaining the abbreviations serve, to some extent, also as notes, i.e in a number of cases they contain additions which are not part of the actual quotation. As a rule, reprints have not been mentioned.
ALSDORF Co
ALSDORF Et
ALSDORF Ha
ALSDORF It
ALSDORF Ku ALSDORF Ni
ALSDORF Ut
AMAR Ar
BALBIR AV
BALBIR Da BALBIR Mi
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1.1 (etc.): see § 1 for Lists 'One', 'Two', and 'Three".
L. ALSDORF "The äkhyāna theory reconsidered", in → HGS 10: 36-48.
"Further contributions to the history of Jain cosmography and mythology", in HGS 10: 136-59. -Les études jaina. État présent et tâches futures. Collège de France 1965. We have not included the tâches futures aspect in our vocabulary, but we have mentioned several cases of this type in our text.
-Harivamsapurana. Hamburg 1936. [In German] "Itthiparinna. A chapter of Jain monastic poetry, edited as a contribution to Indian prosody", in HGS 10: 193-214. -Der Kumarapalapratibodha. Hamburg 1928.
"Niksepa A Jaina contribution to scholastic methodology",
in HGS 10: 257-65. Refer also to B.BHATT, The Canoni
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cal Niksepa. E.J.Brill, Leiden 1978, reprint Delhi 1991 (Bhara
tiya Vidya Prakashan).
The Arya Stanzas of the Uttarajjhaya. Franz Steiner 1966. [Mayence Academy]
G. AMAR "Architecture", Ch.36 in: A.GHOSH (ed.) Jaina Art and Architecture, I-III. New Delhi 1974-75.
N. BALBIR Volume I (Introduction générale. Traductions) in: N.BALBIR und TH.OBERLIES Avasyaka-Studien. Franz Steiner 1993.
Danaşṭakakatha. Paris 1982.
"The micro-genre of dana-stories in Jaina literature", in: Indol. Taur. 11.1983 (C.CAILLAT Fel. Vol.), pp.145-61.
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"Normalizing trends in Jaina narrative literature", in: Indol. Taur. 12.1984, pp.25-38.
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BALBIR Sp
BALBIR St
BALBIR Ta
BALBIR VI
BARY Tr
Bhagavati
BHATT CO
BHAYANI Ma
BHAYANI Sa
BHOJAK Ca
BLOOMFIELD På
BLOOMFIELD Ps
BOLLÉE Sú
BOLLÉE Ut
BRONKHORST Me
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"Souper de jour: Quatrains", in: Indol. Taur. 14.1987-88, pp.47-77.
"Stories from the Avafyaka commentaries", in: PH. GRANOFF (ed.) The Clever Adulteress, Oakville 1990 (Mosaic Press), pp.17-74.
K. Bruhn
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Review of R.J. ZYDENBOS Moksa in Jainism, in: Journal Asiatique 272(3-4).1984, pp.453-57.
- "Jaina exegetical terminology", in JSD: 67-84. - See pp.74-78 for clichés in the exegetical literature of the Svetambaras.
W.TH. DE BARY (gen. ed.) Sources of Indian Tradition. Columbia Univ. Press 1958.
See JAS (Viyahapanṇatti). - The Bhagavati occupies no less than 556 pp. of the Suttagame edition.
B. BHATT "The concept of the self", in: Self and Consciousness. Indian Interpretation. Centre for Indian and Interreligious Studies. Rome 1989. Pp.132-172.
H.C. BHAYANI and R.M. SHAH Vasudevahimdi. Madhyama Khanda. Pt.I. L.D.Series 99.1987.
"The evolution of the Sanatkumara-carita", in: Indological Studies (selected papers H.C. BHAYANI), Ahmedabad, Parshva Prakashan, 1933, pp.230-34. BHAYANI has listed on pp. 23031 thirteen versions of the SC in chronological order (up to Hemacandra).
A.M. BHOJAK Cauppannamahapurisacariyam by Acarya Sri Silanka. Prakrit Text Society Series 3.1961. Ahmedabad, Varanasi. On pp.363-78, BHOJAK has listed sententious stanzas in alphabetical order. Each stanza is followed by a caption indicating its content (karma-vipäke etc.).
M. BLOOMFIELD Life and Stories of the Jaina Savior Parivanatha. Baltimore 1919.
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- "On recurring psychic motifs in Hindu fiction", in: JAOS 36.1917, pp.54-89.
W.B. BOLLÉE Studien zum Sayagada. Pt. I: Franz Steiner 1977. Pt. II: Franz Steiner 1988.
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-"Pourquoi il faut respecter un savant. Uttarajjhāya XI", in: Indol. Taur. 14.1987-88, pp.145-62.
J. BRONKHORST The Two Traditions of Meditation in Ancient India. Franz Steiner 1986: