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Select Contents of Oriental Journals

Vol. 36 · No. 2 & 3June & September 1960pp. 203–208English

Summary

This section summarises selected articles from recent oriental journals. Topics covered include studies on Śūnyatā (emptiness) in Theravāda Buddhism, analyses of Buddhist psychology, Mandana Miśra’s theory of error and its critique in Advaita Vedānta, and surveys of Abhidhamma literature in the Theravāda tradition. Each summary outlines the main arguments of the articles and highlights their contributions, such as clarifying Buddhist theories of perception and exploring the philosophical problems addressed by Mandana Miśra. By bringing together developments across Indology and Buddhist studies, the section provides readers with an overview of current research trends.

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Conclusion

The compilation of abstracts offers a convenient survey of recent scholarship in South and East Asian studies. It helps readers keep abreast of developments in Buddhist philosophy and Advaita exegesis and encourages further exploration of the cited works.

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  • “In Theravada, he shows that (1) s#ffiata is an equivalent for dependent origination, (2) it is an equivalent for the nature of the phenomenal world as also for Nibbana, the Absolute and (3) the con-ception of Sinyata of Nagarjuna is a more detailed statement of the logical consequences of the Theravada Theory of Causality and sufinata.”
  • “Logic and mysticism are not opposed to each other in Advaitism. They supplement and fulfil each other.”
  • “The writer scrutinizes the Samkhya arguments for the existence and nature of the Purusa, as they have been formulated in the Samkhya-Karika of ISvarakrsna.”

Works cited in this article

  1. Brahmavidya, Dec. 1959, Vol. XXIII. Parts 1-2
  2. Brahmavidya, Dee. 1959, Vol. XXIII, Parts 3-4
  3. The Philosophical Quarterly, January, 1960. Vol. XXXII. No. 4.
  4. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Jreiand, parts 1 and 2, 1960
  5. Journai of the Asiatic Society of Bombay, Sardha-Satabdi Special Volume. 1956 & 57

Discussed in this article

People

  • Mandana Miéra
  • N. Yacneswara Sastri
  • SREEKRISHNA SARMA
  • H. G. A, Van Zeyst
  • Nagarjuna 61
  • A. G. Krisuna Warrier
  • W. S. KaRuNARATNE
  • Sényata

Texts & works

  • Rgvarnakramalaksana
  • Brahmavidya
  • Pali Texts
  • Mandana Miéra’s Views on Error
  • Two Daksinaméirti Images of Adyar
  • Syntactical Meaning— Two Theories
  • A bbidharma in Theravada

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