Jash pranabananda (11 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Very Good. Pages intact with possible writing/highlighting. Binding strong with minor wear. Dust jackets/supplements may not be included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good.

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Zustand: New. pp. 620-631.

Zustand: New. pp. 932-942.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents: 1. Inaugural address at the conference on Professor Giuseppe Tucci/Sabyasachi Bhattacharya. 2. Giuseppe Tucci: a centenary obit/B.N. Mukherjee. 3. Professor Giuseppe Tucci: the man/Ram Singh Tomar. 4. Tagore and Tucci/Ujjal Kumar Majumdar. 5. Giuseppe Tucci: as aesthete/Kalpika Mukherjee. 6. Professor Tucci: an orientalist/Biswanath Banerjee. 7. A tribute to Giuseppe Tucci/C.S. Prasad. 8. Giuseppe Tucci and Tibetan Buddhism/Pranabananda Jash. 9. Professor Tucci and his school of Italian Sanskritists/Indrani Das. 10. Tucci's scientific expeditions to Nepal and the bon religion/Arpita Chatterjee. 11. Giuseppe Tucci: his realm of archaeological adventure and discovery in trans-Himalaya/Subrata Chakrabarti. 12. A study on the Mahayanavimsika of Acarya Nagarjuna/ Narendra Kumar Dash. 13. Reflections on Professor G. Tucci's remarks on Madhyanta Vibhagatika and Abhisamayalamkara/Rita Gupta. 14. Chinese and Tibetan materials for Indological studies (as explored by Professor Giuseppe Tucci)/Suniti Kumar Pathak. 15. Lo-Che Rin-Chen-Bzan-Po as a great translator/Bimalendra Kumar. 16. Food and drink in Pali canon/ Madhusudan Mallik. 17. Stupa in early Buddhist religion and art/Ananda Chandra Sahoo. 18. Right to die: Euthanasia in Greeco-Roman and Indian tradition/Sabujkoli Sen Mitra. 19. Relevance of Buddhism and other religions in modern society/G.C. Nayak. Index. "The present volume ' Perspective of Buddhist Studies' is dedicated to Professor Giuseppe Tucci, an outstanding scholar of oriental studies. There are nineteen research 227 pp. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Hardcover with Poor dust jacket. SCARCE ORIGINAL 1974 PRINTING. Dust jacket shows small tears, fraying at corners. Cover shows edge wear. Pages are slightly tanned, clean and unmarked. Binding is tight, hinges strong.; 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed! Ships same or next business day.…

Original cloth with dustjacket. Dustjacket worn / damaged at edges, minor traces of use, else a good copy. Text in English. Please see description or ask for photos.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Acknowledgements. System of transliteration. Introduction. 1. Early Indian coins. 2. Tribal and local coins. 3. Indo-Greek coins. 4. Scytho-Arthian coins. 5. Kushana coins. 6. Gupta coins. 7. Post-Gupta coins. 8. Yaksha-Yakshini on coins. 9. Sri-Lakshmi on coins. 10. The Rama-Tankas. Select Bibliography. Index. "The present work strives to reflect through the prisms of coins - the forces at work in the realm of religion and culture in early North Indian history. The extraordinary assimilated genius of India is imprinted on her coins struck throughout the ages, stretching from its genesis to the modern times. The study is primarily concerned with early North Indian coinage highlighting the religio-cultural scenario. It includes the history as reflected on the punch-marked, tribal or local or Janapada, Indo-Greeks, Scytho Parthian, Kushana, Gupta and Post-Gupta coinages and the Rama-Tankas. An in-depth analysis of beautiful and artistic tiny metallic pieces is bound to unveil a magic in the minds of the researchers. In fact, the study of coins, by and large has concentrated on the chronology of coins, their relationship with political power and the geographical space of the findings, but the work under review offers adequate light on the artistic form of the coins, both figurative and also abstract motifs. A large number of relevant photographs of the coins have been illustrated in the plates portraying the complex cultural and ethnic set up of the space and time. Moreover, men and women of various social and economic strata of life - kings and Aristocrats, courtly and fashionable ladies of high society, foreigners (Greeks, Parthians, Sakas, Kushanas, etc.) with their distinctive ethnic and/or facial features, costumes and dress, ornaments, hair decoration etc., are richly represented. Besides historical information, these pieces disseminate an index of secularism where various races and ethnic groups holding apparently different religious faiths and beliefs, rites and rituals could maintain peaceful co-existence. This idea is powerfully brought home while analyzing the bearings of the images and icons on the Rama Tankas issued by the rulers as well as the religious or monastic heads of different ethnic groups." (jacket). …

First Edition. First edition, 8vo, pp. viii, [2], 205, [1]; fine copy in original red cloth stamped in gilt on spine, preserving a very good dust jacket. "This book presents a comprehensive history of Shaivism in India, reconstructed from archaeological and literary sources. Special emphasis is placed on the various Shaivist sub-sects that arose in India from the seventh century onward as a result of the diverse influences, including Tantricism, that permeated Indian religion and culture at that time. A detailed account of the Siddhanta school of Shaivism, the Pa?upatas and their two extreme heterodox sub-sects, the Kap?likas and the Kal?mukhas, as well as other regional forms of Shaivism - such as the Nayanar Shaivas of Tamil, the Vira Shaivas or Lingayats of Kanarese, and the Trika Shaivas of Kashmira - is included, along with their respective doctrines and tenets" (jacket blurb).…

orig. cloth. xi,140,(12)pp, 22x14cm, Contents: The Parivrajakas; 24 Tirthankaras & their Activities & Teachings;Jaina Canonical Texts: The Sixfold Monastic Orders; Jainism in Eastern India. Minor wear. A small tear to margin ot title-page, VG., dustwrapper. 12pp photoplates,folding map (illustrator).…

Zustand: Good. Some light shelfwear around the jacket edges. Signed and dated to the front. Content a little tanned. Has been used, a decent enough hardback copy.