| Author |
Title
|
| R.N. DANDEKAR |
Inaugural Address
|
| GREG BAILEY |
The semantic frames of the contents of the Upasanakhanda of the Ganesa Purana
|
| ANINDITA NIYOGI BALSLEV |
The notion of "I" in the different schools of Vedanta: a philosophical appraisal
|
| L. BANSAT-BOUDON |
The Samanyabhinaya or how to play the game
|
| J.L. BROCKINGTON |
The Text of the Ramayana
|
| J. BROUWER |
The South Indian blacksmith and goldsmith, the Visvakarmas' view on iron and gold
|
| L.M. FINN |
Kamakala - The kernel of desire in the Sricakra
|
| JAN E.M. HOUBEN |
The sequencelessness of the signifier in Bhartrhari's theory of language
|
| VRASHABH P. JAIN |
The concept of case/karaka: a comparative statement
|
| MISLAY JEZIC |
The transfer of Divine Attributes in the Rksamhita
|
| KALANATH JHA |
Indian vis-a-vis Roman calendar: an appraisal in comparison
|
| S.C. KERSENBOOM |
Natya - the desiyajna
|
| M.I. KHAN |
Contribution of Indian Muslims to Sanskrit
|
| SUSHMA R. KULSHRESHTHA |
Music and dance in Buddhist literature
|
| DR. MRS. MANORAMA |
Modern Sanskrit dramatist. Dr. Rama Chaudhary
|
| HISASHI MATSUMURA |
Three notes on the Sanghabhedavastu
|
| V. MAZZARINO |
Bhamaha's ′three-fold′ slistalamkara
|
| T.E. MEINDERSMA |
Paralokasiddhi in Carakasamhita
|
| MAREK MEJOR |
The problem of two Vasubandhus reconsidered
|
| JUAN MIGUEL DE MORA, |
Sanskrit scholars in Spain and Mexico in the 19th century and the comparison between Sanskrit and Nahuatl
|
| SUSHIL MADHAVA PATHAK |
The Bhagavad Gita and its evaluation in modem times
|
| KHAGENDRA PATRA |
Tradition of Sanskrit literature in Orissa
|
| K.T.S. SARAO |
Background to the origin of earliest Buddhism
|
| RAJENDRA NATH SARMA |
Pramanas in the Prabhakara-Mimamsa
|
| NOEL SHETH, S. J. |
The justification of Krishna's childhood pranks
|
| GEORG VON SIMSON |
Remarks on the Suparna/Garuda myth (Later Vedic period)
|
| L.P. SINGH |
Kasmira Saivism: an analysis and reflection
|
| S.P. THOMPSON |
Does Panini's karaka system provide a basis for a universal grammar?
|
| A.V. VASILKOV |
Draupadi in the assembly-hall, Gandharva-husbands and the origin of the Ganikas
|
| LIEVE VAN DE WALLE |
The pragmatic motivation for the passive in Classical Sanskrit
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