The chapters cover the origins of the Upani?ads, authorship, redaction, and the broad religious themes within the texts. It is a unique reference source for religious studies students who want to learn more about these foundational sacred texts.
The chapters cover the origins of the Upani?ads, authorship, redaction, and the broad religious themes within the texts. It is a unique reference source for religious studies students who want to learn more about these foundational sacred texts.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Signe Cohen is Associate Professor of South Asian Religions at the University of Missouri, USA.
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Chapter 1: Introduction: What is an Upani ad? by Signe Cohen. Chapter 2: The Date of the Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 3: The Authorship of the Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 4: The Redaction and Transmission of the Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 5: Ancient India: Geographical, Historical, and Cultural Background by Signe Cohen. Chapter 6: The Older Vedas and the Upani ads by Dermot Killingley. Chapter 7: The Religious and Ritual Background by Dermot Killingley. Chapter 8: The Upani ads and Early Buddhism by Signe Cohen. Chapter 9: The Social Background: Caste and Gender in the Upani ads by Steven Lindquist. Chapter 10: Prominent Characters in the Upani ads by Steven Lindquist. Chapter 11: tman and brahman in the principal Upani ads by Jacqueline Suthren Hirst. Chapter 12: Karma and Rebirth in the Upani ads by Dermot Killingley. Chapter 13: Knowledge and Liberation in the Upani ads by Dermot Killingley. Chapter 14: The Upani adic Episteme by Jonardon Ganeri. Chapter 15: Mantras and Sacred Language by Signe Cohen. Chapter 16: The Upani ads and the Emergence of Theism by Dermot Killingley. Chapter 17: The Upani ads and Yoga by Dermot Killingley. Chapter 18: The Upani ads and the Mah bh rata by Brian Black. Chapter 19: The Upani ads and the Bhagavadg t by Simon Brodbeck. Chapter 20: The Upani ads and Later Hinduism by Dermot Killingley. Chapter 21: Dara Shikoh and the First Translation of the Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 22: Schopenhauer and the Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 23: The B had räyaka Upani ad by Dermot Killingley. Chapter 24: The Ch ndogya Upani ad by Dermot Killingley. Chapter 25: The Aitareya Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 26: The The Kau taki Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 27: The Taittir ya Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 28: The Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 29: The Präna Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 30: The Mu aka Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 31: The Käha Upani ad by Elizabeth Schiltz. Chapter 32: The vet vatara Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 33: The Kena Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 34: The Maitr Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 35: The M kya Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 36: The Mah n r yäa Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 37: The Vai ava Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 38: The aiva Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 39: The Dev Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 40: The Säny sa Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 41: The Yoga Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 42: Conclusion by Signe Cohen
Chapter 1: Introduction: What is an Upani ad? by Signe Cohen. Chapter 2: The Date of the Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 3: The Authorship of the Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 4: The Redaction and Transmission of the Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 5: Ancient India: Geographical, Historical, and Cultural Background by Signe Cohen. Chapter 6: The Older Vedas and the Upani ads by Dermot Killingley. Chapter 7: The Religious and Ritual Background by Dermot Killingley. Chapter 8: The Upani ads and Early Buddhism by Signe Cohen. Chapter 9: The Social Background: Caste and Gender in the Upani ads by Steven Lindquist. Chapter 10: Prominent Characters in the Upani ads by Steven Lindquist. Chapter 11: tman and brahman in the principal Upani ads by Jacqueline Suthren Hirst. Chapter 12: Karma and Rebirth in the Upani ads by Dermot Killingley. Chapter 13: Knowledge and Liberation in the Upani ads by Dermot Killingley. Chapter 14: The Upani adic Episteme by Jonardon Ganeri. Chapter 15: Mantras and Sacred Language by Signe Cohen. Chapter 16: The Upani ads and the Emergence of Theism by Dermot Killingley. Chapter 17: The Upani ads and Yoga by Dermot Killingley. Chapter 18: The Upani ads and the Mah bh rata by Brian Black. Chapter 19: The Upani ads and the Bhagavadg t by Simon Brodbeck. Chapter 20: The Upani ads and Later Hinduism by Dermot Killingley. Chapter 21: Dara Shikoh and the First Translation of the Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 22: Schopenhauer and the Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 23: The B had räyaka Upani ad by Dermot Killingley. Chapter 24: The Ch ndogya Upani ad by Dermot Killingley. Chapter 25: The Aitareya Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 26: The The Kau taki Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 27: The Taittir ya Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 28: The Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 29: The Präna Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 30: The Mu aka Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 31: The Käha Upani ad by Elizabeth Schiltz. Chapter 32: The vet vatara Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 33: The Kena Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 34: The Maitr Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 35: The M kya Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 36: The Mah n r yäa Upani ad by Signe Cohen. Chapter 37: The Vai ava Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 38: The aiva Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 39: The Dev Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 40: The Säny sa Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 41: The Yoga Upani ads by Signe Cohen. Chapter 42: Conclusion by Signe Cohen
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