Bibliography

[Jan E.M. Houben]

Dear Patrick,
If you include Staal's Euclid and Panini in your
students' pensum for Vyakarana (following Matthew
Kapstein's recommendation), you may include J.
Bronkhorst's Panini and Euclid (Journal of Indian
Philosophy 29 [2001]: 43-80) as a fascinating
introduction to Indian Mathematics (more
specifically Indian Geometry, against a
comparative European-Indian background).
Best, Jan


--- Patrick Olivelle <jpo at UTS.CC.UTEXAS.EDU>
wrote:
> Dear Colleagues (with apologies for
> cross-posting):
>
> For a graduate level seminar I am teaching in
> the Spring, I am
> seeking brief [before 100 pages] studies of
> some of the sastras;
> especially, Ayurveda, Jyotihsastra,
> Mathematics, Alamkara, and Natya.
> For Ayurveda, I will of course, use Dominik's
> work; but something
> that can supplement it. What is also the best
> intro to Vyakarana for
> those who have not yet read Panini.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Patrick Olivelle


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