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In the era of rapid globalization, the importance of Indian as well as Oriental studies ????stated Jointly, in keeping with the maxim of the cattle and bulls ?? ‘: has become ore fundamental than customarily recognized it is the competence to comprehend manifold cultural phenomena and traditions, none of which are taken to be absolute or privileged, as well as the incentive to pursue basic human cognitive instinct and interpretative faculty, that lie at the core of the humanities.
Although the title explicitly refers only to Indian philosophy, religion and literature, nevertheless the volume also incorporates??in accordance with the maxim : ??the results of research in ancient and modern culture, religiosity, rationalistic attitudes, axiology, intercultural exchange of ideas, language as communicative groundwork, concepts of personality and society, the notion of freedom and liberation etc.
The issues discussed in the essays pertain to various aspects of Indian poetry and poetics, ranging from Sanskrit kava (Klaus Caretaker, Lydia Sturdy, Anna Transitory) to medieval and modern Hindi poetry (Rename Cakewalks, Kumar Marin, Daunt Stasis). Analysis of personalities of personages of the Vided pantheon is juxtaposed with comparative approach to Indian mythology (Rural Peter Dash, Paolo Imagine).
Examination of different historical and textual layers of Vided exegesis (Titian Y. Legalization, Carry Galactic, Joanna Jerkewitz, Seven Seller) is enriched by reflection on Sanskrit epics and Purina’s (Horst Briskness, John Brooking, Mary Brooking, Stay Brat Shatters).
Insightful pursuance of various semantic developments (Minors Hard), combined with Birthmark’s philosophy of language and complexities and paradoxes embedded in phraseology (Claus Toke,-Hidden Gawk) are interwoven with, on the one hand, the question of rationality and philosophic courses as reflected in Indian dialectical tradition Onward Ganger, Sorry Satsuma, Ernst Press) and in the Pedantic hermeneutics (Haling Marseille), and with, on the other, the issue of individual freedom against the astrological background (Marianne Jackboot).
Historical and social considerations of the concept of democracy and the so-called ‘republics’ in ancient India (Albrecht Wheeze) are included in the separate section of Earth-Starr. A report on Giuseppe Tactic’s collection of Sanskrit manuscripts (Francesco Suffer), accompanied by two facsimile manuscript samples, raises the question of the importance of the preservation of intellectual heritage of the humankind.
Two papers deal with the problem of dating Hinduism and Sanskrit Philosophical Treatises By association 23 The essays presented in the volume are the aftermath of the International Conference on Sanskrit and Related Studies to Commemorate the Centenary of the Birth of Satanists Assayer (8. 05. 1899??1. 12. 1941), an eminent Polish. Sanskrit and Futurologist, the founder of the Oriental Institute of Warsaw University. The Conference was held at Warsaw University, between October 7-10, 1999.
The present edition appears as Volume One of the Series Warsaw Ontological Studies by the arrangement with Motile Bandannas Private Limited, Delhi. Our thanks are due to Messes Gain, the Directors, for their kind co??operation. We wish to extend our most sincere thanks to Mr.. Vicar Taiga (T&T Julia Co. ) and MIS Alcoa Sp. Z. O. O. (Gaining) for their financial support, without which neither the International Conference on Sanskrit and Related Studies held in Warsaw nor the resent publication would be possible.
Special thanks are due to our colleague Ms. Anna Transitory, who helped in the editorial work over the present volume. It is our hope that the Essays in Indian Philosophy, Religion and Literature should one way or another contribute to a wider acknowledgement of the importance and relevance of the research on the diversity of Indian culture for the better understanding of Occidental intellectual legacy as well, and vice versa. Hopefully, also the reader will find the present volume rewarding