All the Books You Need to Understand the World Around You: knowledge classifications in the Yāmalāstakatantra and the library of Kāvīndrācārya Sarasvatī

• Autorzy: Cezary Galewicz
• Języki publikacji: EN
• Wydawca: Księgarnia Akademicka
• Czasopismo: Cracow Indological Studies
• Rocznik: 2011
• Tom: 13
• Strony: 125-160

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Cezary Galewicz

• Jagiellonian University

Bibliografia

• Ahirbuddhnyasaṃhitā: http://muktalib5.org/DL_CATALOG/DL_CATALOG_USER_INTERFACE/dl_user_interface_create_utf8_text.php?velthuis_file_url=..%2FTEXTS%2FETEXTS%2FahirbudhnyasamhitaVol1VELTHIUS.txt [accessed on Sept. 29, 2012]
• Travels in the Mogul Empire, A.D. 1656-1668 by Franćois Bernier,ed. by A. Constable, Westminster 1891
• Caraṇavyūha: Maharṣiśaunakoktam Caraṇavyūhasūtram ...ācāryamahidāsakr̥tabhāṣyasahitam, Benares: Vidya Vilas Press 1938
• Catalogue of the Sanskrit MSS in the India Office, Part IV,ed. by E. Windisch,J. Eggeling, London 1894
• Kavīndrācāryasūcipatram. Kavindracharya List, ed. with Introductionby L. A. K. SASTRY, Baroda: Central Library 1921
• New Catalogus Catalogorum. Alphabetical Register of Sanskrit andAllied Works and Authors, Vol. 22 (Press Copy), ed. by S. Dash,Univ. of Madras 2008
• R̥gvedakalpadruma: MS N191, Cat. No 45, in the Catalogue of MSS inthe Manuscript Library of Chatrapati Shahuji Maharaj University,Kolhapur
• Yāmalāstakatantra (YAT): MS No B6594 (Devanāgarī transcript froman unidentified source) in the Adyar Library, Madras
• Prapañcahr̥ daya, Trivandrum Sanskrit Series No 45, Trivadrum 1915
• Prasthanabheda of Madhusudana Sarasvati, Śrirangam: VaniVilasPress 1912
• R̥gvedadaśagrantha, ed. by V.Ghaisasa, Pune 1986
• Sasvāhākaraprayoganirṇayā samantrakośāca r̥ ksaṃhitā(SRS),ed. by V.L. Pansikar, Mumbai: Nirnaya Sagar 1930
• Sasvāhākaraprayoganirṇayā samantrakośāca r̥ ksaṃhitā, ed. by V.L.Pansikar, Bombay: Tukaram Javaji 1910
• Śrīkaṇṭhī (Śrīkaṇṭhīya saṃhitā): “The Śrīkaṇṭhī ,” in: Hanneder 1988:Appendix 1, pp. 237-268
• Tantraratna: Tantraratnam by Parhasarathi Miśra, ed. by G. Jha,Allahabad 1930
• Tantrasāra of Abhināvagupta ed. by M. R. Shāstrī, Bombay 1918
• Vāmakeśvaratantrāntargatanityaṣoḍaśikārṇava śrībhāskararāyonnītasetubandhākhyāvyākhyānasahita ed. by H. N. Āpte, Ānandāśrama1908
• Bhattacharya, N. N., 2005 (1982), History of the Tantric Religion,Delhi: Manohar
• Bretelle-Establet, F., ed. 2010, Looking at it from Asia. The Processesthat Shaped the Sources of History of Science, Springer
• Burnell, A.C., ed., 1880, Classified Index of Sanskrit Manuscripts inthe Palace at Tanjore, Madras
• Canfora, L., 1990, The Vanished Library: A Wonder of the AncientWorld, Univ. of California Press
• Copeland, R., 2009, “General Introduction,” in: Copeland and Sluiter2009: 1-60
• Copeland, R. and Sluiter, I., eds., 2009, Medieval Grammar and Rhetoric:The Language Arts and Literary Theory, AD 300 to 1475,Oxford Univ. Press
• Dyczkowski, M., 1988, The Canon of the Śaivāgama and the KubjikāTantras of the Western Kaula tradition, SUNY
• Galewicz, C., 2012 A, “Texts and Communities: the manuscripts ofthe lost Yāmalāṣṭakatantra,” in: S.Rath, ed., Aspects in ManuscriptCulture in South India, Leiden: Brill, pp. 119-138
• Galewicz, C., 2012 B, “How to effectively address a divine consort:A question of strategy? A question of style?,” in: C.Pieruccini,E.Muciarelli, eds., Stylistic Devices in Indian Literature and Art,Milan, forthcoming
• Galewicz, C., 2006, “The Fourteen Strongholds of Knowledge: Onscholarly commentaries, authority and power in XIV c. South India,” in: Texts of Power.The Power of the Text. Readings intextual authority…, ed. by C. Galewicz, Krakow: Homini 2006,pp. 141-164
• Ganeri, J., 1999, Semantic Powers. Meaning and the Means of Knowingin Indian Philosophy, Oxford
• Gode, P. K., “Some Evidence About the Location of the ManuscriptLibrary of Kavīndrācārya Sarasvatī at Benares in A.D. 1665,” in:Studies in Indian Cultural History, Vol III , Poona 1969, pp. 71-76
• Goudriaan, T., Gupta, S., 1981, A History of Indian Literature vol.II, fasc. II. Hindu Tantric and Śākta Literature, Wiesbaden: OttoHarassowitz
• Hanneder, J., 1998, Abhinavagupta’s Philosophy of Revelation, Groningen
• Jacob, Ch., 2007, “Alexandrie, IIIe siècle avant J.-C.,” in : Lieux desavoir. Espaces et communautés, ed. by Ch. Jacob, Paris: AlbinMichel, pp. 1120-1145
• Klostermaier, K. K., 1999, Sarvadarśanasaņgraha ascribed toMādhavācārya. Chapter 16..., Chennai: Adyar Library andResearch Center
• Knorr Cetina, K., 1999, Epistemic Cultures. How the Sciences MakeKnowledge, Harvard Univ. Press.
• Minkowski, C., 2010, “Sanskrit Scientific Libraries and theirUses: Examples and Problems of the Early Modern Period,”in: Bretelle-Establet 2010, pp. 81-114
• Parameshwaranand, P. A., 2004, Encyclopaedia of the Śaivism, Delhi:Sarup & Sons
• Pollock, S., “Is There an Indian Intellectual History,” Introduction toTheory and Method, Journal of Indian Pilosophy (2008) 36: pp.533-542
• Pollock, S.. 2001, “New intellectuals in seventeenth-century India,”in: Indian Economic and Social History Review 38: pp. 3-31
• Raja, C. K., Sarma, K. M. K., 1944, Catalogue of Anup SanskritLibrary, Bikaner
• Sanderson, A., 2001, “History through Textual Criticism in the studyof Śaivism, the Pañcarātra and the Buddhist Yoginītantras,” in: LesSources et le temps. Sources and Time: A Colloquium, Pondicherry,11–13 January 1997, ed. by F. Grimal. Publications du départementd’Indologie 91. Pondicherry: Institut Français de Pondichéry/ÉcoleFrançaise d’Extrême-Orient (2001), pp. 1-47
• Sastri, A. K., ed., 1921, Kavīndrācāryasūcipatram. KavindracharyaList, ed. with Introduction by L. A. K. SASTRY, Baroda: CentralLibrary 1921
• Srinivasavaradan, K., 1976, “Manuscript notice: Śrīyāmalāṣṭakatantram,”in: Sri Venkateswara University Oriental Journal XIX(1976) pp. 49-58