S K De
Biographic Data
| ID | 5403153 |
|---|---|
| NAME | S K De |
| GIVEN NAMES | S K |
| FAMILY NAME | De |
| SIGNATURE | DE S K |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2010-3720 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1924 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Techno-economic and life cycle assessment of valorising end-of-life tyres in a circular economy in Ireland
The Mahābhārata
Aspects of Sanskrit Literature
A Further Note on the Udyoga-parvan Passage, 5.19.15
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A Passage from the Udyoga-parvan
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A Note on Pañca-Kāla in connection with Pañcarātra
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Bhāgavatism and Sun-Worship
In his article on The Nārāyaṇīya and the Bhāgavatas published in the Indian Antiquary , September, 1908, Grierson put forward a somewhat remarkable hypothesis (pp. 253–4) of the solar origin of Bhāgavatism. The view does not appear to have attracted much notice from scholars competent to pronounce an opinion on the subject; but it has neither been directly approved nor directly discredited.Since the theory has been repeated by Grierson in his art…
Sarvananda and Vallabhadeva
In his very interesting article in BSOS., vol. v, pt. i, pp. 27 f. on my suggested date of the Subhāṣitâvali of Vallabhadeva (JRAS., 1927, pp. 471 f.), Professor Keith tries his best to minimize the importance of the passage in Sarvānanda's commentary, which not only makes a reference to the Kāśmīraka Vallabhadeva but actually cites verse No. 726 from his Subhāṣitârali. Professor Keith expresses his belief that the citation is “ merely an interpo…
On Vallabhadeva and his Subhāṣitâvali
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On the Date of the Subhasitavali
Peterson, in his edition of the Subhāṣitâvali , wrote in 1886: “Of the compiler [of the anthology] all we can say is that he cannot have flourished before Jainollābhadīna [i.e. Zain ul-'Ābidīn], whose date is given by Cunningham as a.d. 1417–67.” Aufrecht places Vallabhadeva, the compiler of this important Sanskrit anthology, in the sixteenth century a.d., on the ground that Vallabhadeva has laid the Sārngadhara-paddhati under contribution in com…
The Āśīḥ-prelude in the Mahākāvya
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Some Readings of Janakiharana XVI
The text of Jānakī-harana xvi, published by Dr. L. D. Barnett in BSOS., vol. iv, pt. ii, pp. 285 f., from an old Malayalam MS., gives me an opportunity of furnishing readings of the same text from another MS. recently acquired by the Madras Government Oriental Manuscripts Library, of which a certified transcript exists in the Dacca University Library. The acquisition of this MS. by the Madras Library was reported in their Report of the Working of…
A Note on the Sanskrit Monologue-Play (Bhana), with special reference to the Caturbhani
Popular and (as attested by theory) undoubtedly old as the bhāṇa must have been, the specimens of this form of composition which have been hitherto known to exist belong to comparatively recent times. Considerable importance, therefore, attaches to the discovery and publication (1922) of four bhāṇas . under the title Caturbhāṇī , by M. Ramakrishna Kavi and S. K. Ramanatha Sastri from Śivapurī, for which great antiquity is claimed by the editors a…
A Note on Kundamala
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A Note on Kundamala
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A Note on the Sanskrit Monologue-Play (Bhana), with special reference to the Caturbhani
Popular and (as attested by theory) undoubtedly old as the bhāṇa must have been, the specimens of this form of composition which have been hitherto known to exist belong to comparatively recent times. Considerable importance, therefore, attaches to the discovery and publication (1922) of four bhāṇas . under the title Caturbhāṇī , by M. Ramakrishna Kavi and S. K. Ramanatha Sastri from Śivapurī, for which great antiquity is claimed by the editors a…
On the Date of the Subhasitavali
Peterson, in his edition of the Subhāṣitâvali , wrote in 1886: “Of the compiler [of the anthology] all we can say is that he cannot have flourished before Jainollābhadīna [i.e. Zain ul-'Ābidīn], whose date is given by Cunningham as a.d. 1417–67.” Aufrecht places Vallabhadeva, the compiler of this important Sanskrit anthology, in the sixteenth century a.d., on the ground that Vallabhadeva has laid the Sārngadhara-paddhati under contribution in com…
The Āśīḥ-prelude in the Mahākāvya
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Some Readings of Janakiharana XVI
The text of Jānakī-harana xvi, published by Dr. L. D. Barnett in BSOS., vol. iv, pt. ii, pp. 285 f., from an old Malayalam MS., gives me an opportunity of furnishing readings of the same text from another MS. recently acquired by the Madras Government Oriental Manuscripts Library, of which a certified transcript exists in the Dacca University Library. The acquisition of this MS. by the Madras Library was reported in their Report of the Working of…
On Vallabhadeva and his Subhāṣitâvali
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Sarvananda and Vallabhadeva
In his very interesting article in BSOS., vol. v, pt. i, pp. 27 f. on my suggested date of the Subhāṣitâvali of Vallabhadeva (JRAS., 1927, pp. 471 f.), Professor Keith tries his best to minimize the importance of the passage in Sarvānanda's commentary, which not only makes a reference to the Kāśmīraka Vallabhadeva but actually cites verse No. 726 from his Subhāṣitârali. Professor Keith expresses his belief that the citation is “ merely an interpo…
A Note on Pañca-Kāla in connection with Pañcarātra
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Bhāgavatism and Sun-Worship
In his article on The Nārāyaṇīya and the Bhāgavatas published in the Indian Antiquary , September, 1908, Grierson put forward a somewhat remarkable hypothesis (pp. 253–4) of the solar origin of Bhāgavatism. The view does not appear to have attracted much notice from scholars competent to pronounce an opinion on the subject; but it has neither been directly approved nor directly discredited.Since the theory has been repeated by Grierson in his art…
A Passage from the Udyoga-parvan
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A Further Note on the Udyoga-parvan Passage, 5.19.15
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Aspects of Sanskrit Literature
The Mahābhārata
Techno-economic and life cycle assessment of valorising end-of-life tyres in a circular economy in Ireland
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