Wada, T. <br/><br/>
Indian philosophy & text science/ 
T. Wada 
 - Delhi :  MBP,  2010. 
 - xii,206p. ;  22cm. 
<br/><br/>Part I: General<br/>Johannes Bronkhorst<br/>The Context of Indian Philosophy<br/>Part II: Buddhism<br/>Masahiro Shimoda<br/>Some Reflections on the History of Buddhist Canons<br/>in Ancient India<br/>Shigeru Saito<br/>The Gandharan Disturbance in the Late 4th Century CE<br/>as a Context-. A New Viewpoint of<br/>Gandharan Buddhism<br/>Part ill: Vedanta, MTmamsa and Vyakarana<br/>Parimal G. Patil<br/>Consuming Scripture: Philosophical Hermeneutics<br/>in Classical India<br/>Shoun Hino<br/>The Beginnings of Bhakti's Influence on Advaita<br/>Doctrine: The Teachings of Madhusudana SarasvatT ]<br/>Toshiya Unebe<br/>Bhartrhari on Text and Context<br/>Part IV: Nyaya and Vaisesika<br/>Katsunori Hirano<br/>New Light on the Commentary Texts<br/>of Ancient India<br/>Takanori Suzuki<br/>Text, Context and Author's Intention:<br/>Two Frames of Reference in the Vaisesika School<br/>Toshihiro Wada<br/>The Genesis of Sanskrit Texts and Their Context<br/>in Navya-nyaya: From Gahgesa's Tattvacintamani<br/>to its Commentaries 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9788120834057 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>	 Philosophy, Indic -- Congresses. <br/>Buddhist philosophy -- Congresses.<br/>Tradition (Philosophy) -- Congresses. 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>181.4  / WAD/I