zankara & parmenides?

[Jacob Baltuch]

Enrica Garzilli wrote:

>Yes Prof. Donna Giancola (who does not uses Internet), at Suffolk
>University (Boston, MA, USA) is writing on it.

Has she anything published yet anywhere on this?

Thanks also to John Robert Gardner, David Dargie and John Brockington
for answering this query.

Deussen is a character I would like to know more about (besides reading
what he had to say), as he is presumably one of the first to have seriously
made this kind of connection at a time when professional philosophers tended
to act as if nothing outside of the Western tradition qualified as "real
philosophy".

Apparently he wrote an autobiography, apparently in German, but I only have
seen mention of an English translation published at Madras in 1920, which
as apparently must be a pretty hard to find book, seeing that the Library
of Congress only has the microfiche of an incomplete copy.

Thanks
Jacob

ps: Sorry about the spelling, it's obviously "zaGkara" or "zaMkara".
    (in Harvard-Kyoto ?) I have to publicly acknowledge it so I'll
    remember next time. Can't allow myself to slide into bad habits :)