Arnold Kunst
Biographic Data
| ID | 699384 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Arnold Kunst |
| GIVEN NAMES | Arnold |
| FAMILY NAME | Kunst |
| SIGNATURE | KUNST A |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1942 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
An Understanding Of The Buddha
Indeterminism Versus Determinism
Much has been written and said about determinism in Indian philosophy and religion, but not enough heed seems to have been paid to many statements and theories advanced by the Indian literati in their attempt to offset the enthralment of man by the automaticism involved in such deterministic doctrines as those of karman and the ensuing saṁsāra
Het Proces Over Het Klooster Te Huybergen Voor De Chambre Mi-Partie (1654)
Somatism
Some notes on the interpretation of the Ṥvetāṥvatara Upaniṣad
The problems posed by the interpretation of the Ṥvetāṥvatara Upaniṣad are almost as interesting as is the Upaniṣad itself. There are both in the West and in India two clearly discernible trends in the method of such interpretation. One follows quite strictly the line of the monistic, advaita doctrine, involving frequent disregard of the text itself. The other shows a realistic appreciation of a largely deistic philosophy of the Upaniṣad, which le…
The Sāṅkhya kārikā of Īśvarakṛṣṇa
The Sāṅkhya kārikā of Īśvarakṛṣṇa: A philosopher's exposition. By C. Kunhan Raja. (Woolner Indological Series, 4.) pp. xvii, 204. Hoshiarpur, V. Vedic Research Institute Publication, 1963. - Volume 99 Issue 2
Gaṇikā-Vṛtta-Saṅgrahaḥ or Texts on Courtezans in Classical Sanskrit
Another Catalogue of the Kanjur
In possession of the Cambridge University Library (Or. 830) there is a copy of a Catalogue of the Kanjur, handwritten in Tibetan characters. The MS. has no head-title or colophon, and no indication of the author or the date of its origin is given. The colophon in the MS. 30a, 2-306,12, refers to the collection, and not to the Catalogue. The MS. is written distinctly, and at least three different handwritings are traceable. The size is a medium qu…
Oriental Studies in Poland
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An Overlooked Type of Inference
A Detailed analysis of single statements corroborates more and more our conviction that the elements of Hindu mentality (viz. philosophy, religion, and fine arts) are subject to certain fixed and common rules of thinking. If we acknowledge any one analytical method-of course the most general possible-as sufficient and adequate, we can presume that whatever may at any time be the object of our analysis must follow the method adopted. If we accept …
An Overlooked Type of Inference
A Detailed analysis of single statements corroborates more and more our conviction that the elements of Hindu mentality (viz. philosophy, religion, and fine arts) are subject to certain fixed and common rules of thinking. If we acknowledge any one analytical method-of course the most general possible-as sufficient and adequate, we can presume that whatever may at any time be the object of our analysis must follow the method adopted. If we accept …
An Overlooked Type of Inference
A Detailed analysis of single statements corroborates more and more our conviction that the elements of Hindu mentality (viz. philosophy, religion, and fine arts) are subject to certain fixed and common rules of thinking. If we acknowledge any one analytical method-of course the most general possible-as sufficient and adequate, we can presume that whatever may at any time be the object of our analysis must follow the method adopted. If we accept …
Oriental Studies in Poland
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Another Catalogue of the Kanjur
In possession of the Cambridge University Library (Or. 830) there is a copy of a Catalogue of the Kanjur, handwritten in Tibetan characters. The MS. has no head-title or colophon, and no indication of the author or the date of its origin is given. The colophon in the MS. 30a, 2-306,12, refers to the collection, and not to the Catalogue. The MS. is written distinctly, and at least three different handwritings are traceable. The size is a medium qu…
Gaṇikā-Vṛtta-Saṅgrahaḥ or Texts on Courtezans in Classical Sanskrit
The Sāṅkhya kārikā of Īśvarakṛṣṇa
The Sāṅkhya kārikā of Īśvarakṛṣṇa: A philosopher's exposition. By C. Kunhan Raja. (Woolner Indological Series, 4.) pp. xvii, 204. Hoshiarpur, V. Vedic Research Institute Publication, 1963. - Volume 99 Issue 2
Somatism
Some notes on the interpretation of the Ṥvetāṥvatara Upaniṣad
The problems posed by the interpretation of the Ṥvetāṥvatara Upaniṣad are almost as interesting as is the Upaniṣad itself. There are both in the West and in India two clearly discernible trends in the method of such interpretation. One follows quite strictly the line of the monistic, advaita doctrine, involving frequent disregard of the text itself. The other shows a realistic appreciation of a largely deistic philosophy of the Upaniṣad, which le…
Het Proces Over Het Klooster Te Huybergen Voor De Chambre Mi-Partie (1654)
Indeterminism Versus Determinism
Much has been written and said about determinism in Indian philosophy and religion, but not enough heed seems to have been paid to many statements and theories advanced by the Indian literati in their attempt to offset the enthralment of man by the automaticism involved in such deterministic doctrines as those of karman and the ensuing saṁsāra
An Understanding Of The Buddha
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