Re: [INDOLOGY] Anekāntavāda - suggestions?

[Anna Aurelia Esposito]

Dear Colleagues,
a quite interesting new publication focussing on anekāntavāda as an  
important tool for intercultural and interreligious encounter is:

Barbato, Melanie. 2017. Jain Approaches to Plurality: Identity as  
Dialogue. Brill: Leiden.
https://brill.com/view/title/34380?lang=en

Best wishes,
Anna Aurelia Esposito


Zitat von Raja Rosenhagen via INDOLOGY <indology at list.indology.info>:

> Dear all,
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> Greetings from Ashoka University!
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> I am primarily a philosopher, but have a background in Indian Studies
> (especially Hindi and Sanskrit).
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> As I am currently compiling a reading list on Anekāntavāda, I would love to
> receive your suggestions.
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> Indeed, every suggestion will be very much appreciated – either via the list
> (if you think it is of interest to many) or via personal email (see below)!
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> Thank you and best wishes,
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> Raja
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> Raja Rosenhagen
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> Assistant Professor of Philosophy
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> Ashoka University
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> raja.rosenhagen at ashoka.edu.in <mailto:raja.rosenhagen at ashoka.edu.in>



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