@BOOK{hoff-man,
title = {The man who loved only numbers : the
story of Paul Erd{\H o}s and the search
for mathematical truth},
author = {Hoffman, Paul},
publisher = {Hyperion},
address = {New York},
year = {1998},
isbn = {0786884061; 0786863625 (hbk)},
keyword = {Erd{\H o}s, Paul, 1913-1996},
}
@BOOK{inde-quer,
author = {Ronald Inden and Jonathan Walters and
Daud Ali},
title = {Querying the edieval. Texts and the
History of Practices in {South Asia}},
publisher = {Oxford University Press},
place = {New York},
year = {2000},
source = {CUL: NFr6 628:14.c.200.4},
isbn = {0195124308},
}
@ARTICLE{spie-norb,
author = {Fred Spier},
year = {1994},
title = {Norbert Elias's Theory of ivilizing
Processes Again Under Discussion: An
exploration f the sociology of regimes},
url = {http://www.usyd.edu.au/su/social/elias/confpap/regimes.html},
note = {Paper for the XIIIth World Congress of
Sociology, 18 - 23 July 1994, Bielefeld,
Germany, Ad Hoc Sessions on Figurational
Sociology},
}
@ARTICLE{sing-radh,
title = {The Radha-Krishna ``Bhajans'' of
{Madras} City},
author = {Milton Singer},
journal = {History of Religions},
volume = {2},
number = {2},
year = {1963},
pages = {183--226},
}
@ARTICLE{prot-trad,
title = {Tradition in Transition: Sanskrit
Education in Varanasi, India},
author = {Jan Protopapas},
journal = {World and I},
volume = {13},
issue = {9},
year = {1998},
month = {September},
pages = {200},
}
@INCOLLECTION{poll-idea,
author = {Sheldon Pollock},
editor = {Anna Libera Dallapiccola},
title = {The Idea of a \'{S}\={a}stra in Traditional
{India}},
booktitle = {Shastric Traditions in Indian Arts},
year = {1989},
publisher = {Franz Steiner Verlag},
address = {Stuttgart},
volume = {125},
series = {Beitr{\"a}ge zur S{\"u}dasienforschung,
S{\"u}dasien Institut, Universit{\"a}t
Heidelberg},
pages = {17--26},
}
@INCOLLECTION{poll-play,
author = {Sheldon Pollock},
editor = {Anna Libera Dallapiccola},
title = {Playing by the rules: \'{S}\={a}stra and
{Sanskrit} literature},
booktitle = {Shastric Traditions in Indian Arts},
year = {1989},
publisher = {Franz Steiner Verlag},
address = {Stuttgart},
volume = {125},
series = {Beitr{\"a}ge zur S{\"u}dasienforschung,
S{\"u}dasien Institut, Universit{\"a}t
Heidelberg},
pages = {301--12},
}
@BOOK{sham-arth,
editor = {R. {Shama Sastri}},
title = {Kau\d{t}il\={\i}ya\d{m} Artha\'{s}\={a}stram, Arthasastra of
Kautilya, revised and edited},
year = {1919},
publisher = {University of Mysore},
address = {Mysore},
volume = {54},
series = {Oriental Library Publications, Sanskrit
Series},
edition = {2},
note = {First edition, 1909},
}
@ARTICLE{gero-prim,
author = {Edwin Gerow},
title = {Primary Education in {Sanskrit}: Methods
and Goals},
year = {2002},
journal = jaos,
volume = {122},
number = {4},
pages = {661--90},
source = {JSTOR},
}
@ARTICLE{rile-thai,
title = {Thai Manipulative Medicine as
Represented in the Wat Pho Epigraphics},
author = {Riley and Mitchell and Bensky},
journal = {Medical Anthropology},
volume = {5},
number = {2},
year = {1981},
}
@BOOK{arno-tell,
editor = {David Arnold and Stuart H. Blackburn},
title = {Telling Lives in India: Biography,
Autobiography, and Life History},
address = {Bloomington, Indiana},
year = {2005},
publisher = {Indiana University Press},
citeulike-article-id = {996985},
keywords = {biography history india},
isbn = {025321727X},
}
@BOOK{eato-soci,
author = {Richard M. Eaton},
title = {A Social History of the {Deccan},
1300--1761: Eight {Indian} Lives},
year = {2005},
publisher = cup,
address = {Cambridge},
volume = {1.8},
series = {The New Cambridge History of India},
source = {Own copy},
}
@BOOK{scha-educ,
author = {Hartmut Scharfe},
title = {Education in Ancient {India}},
howpublished = {Hardcover},
isbn = {9004125566},
keywords = {education india sanskrit},
year = {2002},
address = {Leiden},
publisher = {Brill},
series = {Handbook of Oriental Studies / Handbuch
Der, Orientalistik},
number = {2: South Asia, 16},
citeulike-article-id = {995544},
source = {Questia.com},
other = {Synopsis comprehensive survey of all
aspects of education in India, both in
the oral and written traditions.
Chronologically it covers everything
from the Vedic period up to the Hindu
kingdoms before the establishment of
Muslim rule. If relevant, the reader
will regularly find sidesteps to modern
continuities. The role of the oral
tradition and the techniques of
memorization are discussed, along with
education in small private tutorials and
the development of large monasteries and
temple schools approaching university
character. Professional training, the
role of the teacher and of foreign
languages are dealt with, and the impact
of the peculiar features of Indian
education on Indian society.\\ pp.119ff.
debates and debating recorded in ancient
literature},
}
@BOOK{mati-nyay,
author = {Bimal Krishna Matilal},
title = {Ny\={a}ya-Vai\'{s}e\d{s}ika},
publisher = {Harrassowitz},
year = {1977},
volume = {6.1},
series = {History of {Indian} Literature},
address = {Wiesbaden},
source = {DLI},
}
@BOOK{wuja-math,
editor = {Dominik Wujastyk},
title = {Mathematics and Medicine In Sanskrit},
year = {in press},
publisher = {Motilal Banarsidass},
address = {Delhi},
volume = {7},
series = {Papers of the 12th World Sanskrit
Conference},
}
@BOOK{dezs-much,
author = {Csaba Dezs{\H{o}}},
title = {Much Ado about Religion, by Bha\d{t}\d{t}a
Jayanta [\={A}gama\d{d}ambara]},
series = {Clay Sanskrit Library},
year = {2005},
publisher = {{NYU Press}},
address = {New York},
citeulike-article-id = {988900},
howpublished = {Hardcover},
isbn = {0814719791},
keywords = {india kashmir philosophy religion},
month = {February},
note = {\url{http://www.claysanskritlibrary.org}},
abstract = {{``The books line up on my shelf like
bright Bodhisattvas ready to take tough
questions or keep quiet company. They
stake out a vast territory, with works
from two millennia in multiple genres:
aphorism, lyric, epic, theater, and
romance.'' -- Willis G. Regier, The
Chronicle Review\\ ``No effort has
been spared to make these little volumes
as attractive as possible to readers:
the paper is of high quality, the
typesetting immaculate. The founders of
the series are John and Jennifer Clay,
and Sanskritists can only thank them for
an initiative intended to make the
classics of an ancient Indian language
accessible to a modern international
audience.'' -- The Times Higher
Education Supplement\\ ``The Clay
Sanskrit Library represents one of
the most admirable publishing projects
now afoot.... Anyone who loves the look
and feel and heft of books will delight
in these elegant little volumes.'' --
New Criterion\\``Published in the
geek-chic format.'' -- Book Forum.\\
Very few collections of Sanskrit deep
enough for research are housed anywhere
in North America. Now, twenty-five
hundred years after the death of
Shakyamuni Buddha, the ambitious Clay
Sanskrit Library may remedy this state
of affairs.'' -- Tricycle\\ This play
satirizes various religions in Kashmir
and their place in the politics of King
Shankaravarman (883-902). The leading
character is a young and dynamic
orthodox graduate, whose career starts
as a glorious campaign against the
heretic Buddhists, Jains, and other
antisocial sects. By the end of the play
he realizes that the interests of the
monarch do not encourage such
inquisitional rigor.Unique in
Sanskrit literature, Jay?nta Bhatta's
play, Much Ado About Religion, is
a curious mixture of fiction and
history, of scathing satire and
intriguing philosophical argumentation.
The play satirizes various religions in
Kashmir and their place in the politics
of King Sh?nkara?varman (883-902 CE).
The leading character, Sank?rshana, is a
young and dynamic orthodox graduate of
Vedic studies, whose career starts as a
glorious campaign against the heretic
Buddhists, Jains and other antisocial
sects.
Co-published by New York
University Press and the JJC
Foundation
For more on this title
and other titles in the Clay Sanskrit
series, please visit
http://www.claysanskritlibrary.org
}},
}
@INCOLLECTION{tour-astr,
author = {Sergei Tourkin},
title = {Astrological Images in Two Persian
Manuscripts},
editor = {Nigel Allan},
booktitle = {Pearls of the {Orient}: {Asian}
Treasures from the {Wellcome Library}},
publisher = {Serindia Publications},
year = {2003},
address = {London and Chicago},
isbn = {0 906026 60 1},
pages = {73--85},
}
@BOOK{jha-nyay,
author = {V. N. Jha},
title = {Ny\={a}ya\-ma\~{n}jar\={\i} of {Jayanta\-bha\d{t}\d{t}a},
{English} Translation},
series = {Sri Garib Das Oriental Series},
volume = {190},
address = {Delhi},
publisher = {Sri Satguru Publications},
year = {1995--},
isbn = {8170304601},
}
@BOOK{sast-jaya,
editor = {{Gaur\={\i}\-n\={a}tha \'{S}\={a}str\={\i}}},
title = {Jayanta\-bha\d{t}\d{t}a\-pra\d{n}\={\i}t\={a}
{Ny\={a}ya\-ma\~{n}jar\={\i}},
{Cakradhara\-viracitay\={a}}
{Granthi\-bha\.{n}ga\-vy\={a}khy\={a}nay\={a}}
sa\d{m}\-valit\={a}, samp\={a}daka\d{h}
\'{S}r\={\i}{Gaur\={\i}\-n\={a}tha\-\'{s}\={a}str\={\i}}},
series = {\'{S}ivakum\={a}ra\-\'{s}\={a}stri\-grantham\={a}l\={a}},
volume = {5-},
address = {V\={a}r\={a}\d{n}asy\={a}m},
publisher = {Samp\={u}r\d{n}\={a}nanda Sa\d{m}sk\d{r}ta Vi\'{s}vavidy\={a}laya},
year = {1982-},
}
@BOOK{lesk-unde,
author = {Michael Lesk},
title = {Understanding Digital Libraries},
year = {2005},
publisher = {Morgan Kaufmann},
address = {San Francisco},
isbn = {1558609245},
edition = {2},
}
@BOOK{lesk-prac,
author = {Michael Lesk},
title = {Practical digital libraries: books,
bytes, and bucks},
year = {1997},
isbn = {1-55860-459-6},
publisher = {Morgan Kaufmann Publishers Inc.},
address = {San Francisco, CA, USA},
}
@BOOK{remu-foe,
author = {Abel Remusat},
title = {{Foe Koue Ki}, ou, Relation des royaumes
bouddhiques: voyage dans la {Tartarie,
dans l'Afghanistan et dans l'Inde},
ex{\'e}cut{\'e}, {\`a} la fin du {IVe}
si{\`e}cle par {Chy Fa Hian}; traduit du
chinois et comment{\'e} par {Abel
R{\'e}musat}; ouvrage posthume revu,
compl{\'e}t{\'e}, et augment{\'e}
d'{\'e}claircissements nouveaux par
{Klaproth et Landresse}},
year = {1836},
address = {Paris},
publisher = {L'Imprimerie Royale},
}
@BOOK{gile-reco,
author = {H. A. Giles},
title = {Record of the {Buddhistic} kingdoms.
Translated from the {Chinese} {[of Fa
Xian]}},
year = {1877},
publisher = {Tr{\"u}bner \& Co.},
address = {London},
source = {Own DLI download},
}
@BOOK{legg-budd,
author = {James Legge},
title = {A record of {Buddhistic} kingdoms. Being
an account by the {Chinese} monk
{F{\^a}-Hien} of his travels in {India}
and {Ceylon} ({A.D.} 399--414) in search
of the {Buddhist} Books of {Discipline},
translated and annotated with a {Corean}
recension of the {Chinese} text},
year = {1886},
publisher = {Clarendon Press},
address = {Oxford},
source = {Proj. Gutenberg download},
}
annote = "Faxian flourished 399--414, wrote \emph{Foguoji}
(``Record of Buddhist Kingdoms'')",
@BOOK{diva-kava,
editor = {K\d{r}\d{s}\d{n}a Div\={a}kara},
title = {{Kav\={\i}\d{m}dr\={a}c\={a}rya Sarasvat\={\i}\d{h} Hi\d{m}d\={\i}}
Abhina\d{m}dana Gra\d{m}tha:
{Kav\={\i}\d{m}dra-Ca\d{m}drik\={a}}},
year = {1966},
publisher = {Mah\={a}r\={a}\d{s}\d{t}ra R\={a}\d{s}\d{t}rabh\={a}\d{s}\={a} Sabh\={a}},
address = {Pu\d{n}e\d{m}},
edition = {DLI},
}
Main Author: Vanina, Eugenia Title Details: Ideas and
society in India from the sixteenth to the eighteenth
centuries / Eugenia Vanina Publisher: Delhi : Oxford
University Press, 1996 Physical desc.: 223 p ; 22 cm
ISBN/ISSN: 0195637836
@BOOK{bhat-hist,
author = {Dinesh Chandra Bhattacharya},
title = {History of Navy-nyaya in Mithila},
year = {1958},
publisher = {Mithila Institute of Post-Graduate
Studies and Research in Sanskrit
Learning},
address = {Darbhanga},
volume = {3},
series = {Mithila Institute series},
}
@BOOK{arsie,
author = {{India: Department of Archaeology}},
title = {Annual Report of South Indian Epigraphy},
year = {1905--1946},
publisher = {Manager of Publications},
address = {Delhi},
annote = {http://asi.nic.in/index1.asp?linkid=28},
}
@UNPUBLISHED{fuss-hist,
author = {G{\'e}rard Fussman},
title = {Histoire du monde indien: la progression
du bouddhisme dans {l'Inde} du
nord-ouest},
year = {1985},
note = {Le{\c c}on inaugurale de la chaire
d'histoire du monde indien du
{Coll{\`e}ge de France}, prononc{\' e}e
le 5 octobre 1984.},
url = {http://www.college-de-france.fr/media/his_ind/UPL9827_res0304fussman.pdf},
pages = {929--55},
}
@BOOK{kris-anci,
author = {J. Virji Krishnakumari},
title = {Ancient History of {Saurashtra} (Being a
Study of the {Maitrakas of Valabhi, V to
VIII} Centuries {AD})},
year = {1952},
address = {Bombay},
}
@BOOK{njam-baue,
author = {Marlene Njammasch},
title = {Bauern, Buddhisten und Brahmanen. Das
fr{\"u}he ittelalter in Gujarat},
year = {2001},
publisher = {Harrassowitz Verlag},
address = {Wiesbaden},
volume = {2},
series = {Asien- und Afrika-Studien der Humboldt-
niversit\={I}t zu Berlin},
}
@BOOK{sast-furt,
author = {K. A. {Nilakanta Sastri} and N.
Venkataramanayya},
title = {Further Sources of {Vijayanagara}
History},
year = {1946},
publisher = {University of Madras},
address = {Madras},
series = {Madras University Historical Series},
volume = {18},
source = {DLI},
}
@BOOK{elli-hist,
author = {Henry Miers Elliot and John Dowson},
title = {The History of {India} as Told by its
Own Historians},
year = {1867--1877},
publisher = {Tr{\"b}ner},
address = {London},
note = {8v},
}
@BOOK{cowe-repo,
author = {E. B. Cowell},
title = {Report on the Toles of Nuddea},
year = {1867},
address = {Calcutta},
source = {Order in Rare Books Room (Not
borrowable) Adv.c.78.56. Item no. 1 in
volume Adv.c.78.56. UkCU},
}
@BOOK{oliv-upana,
author = {Patrick Olivelle},
title = {The Early {Upani\d{s}ads}. Annotated Text
and Translation},
year = {1998},
publisher = {Oxford University Press},
address = {New York, Oxford},
}
@INCOLLECTION{gode-kavi,
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {{Kav\={\i}ndr\={a}c\={a}rya Sarasvat\={\i}} at the
{Mughal} Court},
booktitle = {Studies in {Indian} Literary History,
Vol.\,II},
year = {1954},
crossref = {gode-silh2},
pages = {364--79},
note = {See also \cite{gode-somea}.},
}
@INCOLLECTION{gode-somea,
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {Some Evidence about the Location of the
Manuscript Library of {Kav\={\i}ndr\={a}c\={a}rya
Sarasvat\={\i}} at {Benares} in {A.D.} 1665},
year = {1945},
booktitle = {Jagadvijayachandas of Kavindracharya},
publisher = {Anup Sanskrit Library},
address = {Bikaner},
}
@BOOK{cons-trav,
author = {Archibald Constable},
title = {Travels in the {Mogul} Empire, AD
1656--1668},
year = {1992},
publisher = {Munshiram Manoharlal},
address = {Delhi},
note = {Edited by Vincent Smith. First published
London: Oxford University Press, 1934},
edition = {2},
}
@ARTICLE{ball-panda,
author = {J. Ballantyne },
title = {The Pandits and their Manner of
Teaching},
year = {1867},
journal = {The Pandit: A Monthly Journal of the
Benares College Devoted to Sanskrit
Literature},
volume = {1},
pages = {146--9},
month = {March},
note = {Reprint of \cite{ball-pand}},
}
@BOOK{anon-pras,
editor = {Anonymous},
title = {Prasth\={a}nabheda\d{h},
\'{S}r\={\i}\-madhu\-s\={u}dana\-sarasvaty\={a}
vi\-racita\d{h}},
year = {1912},
publisher = {\'{S}r\={\i} V\={a}\d{n}\={\i}\-vil\={a}sa\-mudr\={a}\-yantr\={a}laya},
address = {\'{S}r\={\i}ra\.{n}gam},
source = {DLI, own digital copy},
}
@BOOK{ober-hist,
author = {E. Obermiller},
title = {The History of {Buddhism} in {India} and
{Tibet}. the Jewelry of Scripture, by Bu
Ston, Translated from {Tibetan}},
year = {1998},
publisher = {Sri Satguru Publications},
address = {Delhi},
note = {First published Heidelberg, 1931--2.},
edition = {2},
}
@BOOK{sala-riya,
title = {The {Riyazu-s-Sal\={a}t\={\i}n}, History Of
{Bengal} by {\underline{Gh}ul\={a}m Husain
Sal\={\i}m} translated from the Original
{Persian}},
author = {Maulavi Abdus Salam},
address = {Calcutta},
publisher = {The Asiatic Society},
year = {1902},
source = {http://persian.packhum.org/persian/},
}
@BOOK{minh-taba,
author = {Minhaj-i-Siraj},
title = {Tabaqat-i-Nasiri},
series = {Biblotheca Indica},
address = {Calcutta},
year = {1864},
}
@BOOK{rave-taba,
author = {H. G. Raverty},
title = {{Taba\d{k}\={a}t-i-N\={a}\d{s}ir\={\i}}: a General
History of the {Muhammadan} Dynasties of
{Asia}, Including {Hindustan}, from
{A.H.} 194 [810 {A.D.}], to {A.H.} 658
[1260 {A.D.}], and the Irruption of the
Infidel {Mughals} into {Islam} by the
{Maulana, Minh\={a}j-ud-d\={\i}n,
Ab\={u}-'Umar-I-'Usm\={a}n}; Translated from
Original {Persian} Manuscripts},
year = {1881--1897},
publisher = {Asiatic Society of Bengal},
address = {Calcutta},
note = {2v},
source = {copac},
annote = {pp.147--8 describe Bakhtiar Khilji
storming Nalanda with two hundred
horsemen.},
}
@BOOK{mook-anci,
author = {Radha Kumud Mookerji},
title = {Ancient {Indian} Education
({Brahmanical} and {Buddhist})},
year = {1947},
publisher = {Macmillan},
address = {London},
source = {DLI, own digital copy},
}
@BOOK{dutt-late,
author = {Romesh Chandra Dutt},
title = {Later {Hindu} Civilization, AD 500 to AD
1200 (Based on {Sanskrit} Literature)},
year = {1965},
publisher = {Punthi Pustak},
address = {Calcutta},
edition = {4},
note = {First edition published London, 1888.},
source = {dli},
}
@BOOK{bose-indi,
author = {Phanindranath Bose},
title = {Indian Teachers Of {Buddhist}
Universities},
year = {1923},
publisher = {Theosophical Publishing House},
address = {Madras},
source = {DLI},
}
@BOOK{kris-hista,
author = {Krishnamachariar, Madabhushi},
title = {History of Classical {Sanskrit}
Literature: Being an Elaborate Account
of All Branches of Classical {Sanskrit}
Literature, with Full Epigraphical and
Archaeological Notes and References, an
Introduction Dealing with Language,
Philology and Chronology and Index of
Authors},
year = {1937},
publisher = {Tirumalai-tirupati Devasthanamus Press},
address = {Madras},
source = {DLI},
}
@BOOK{donk-betw,
author = {Robin A. Donkin},
title = {Between {East} and {West}: The
{Moluccas} and the Traffic in Spices Up
to the Arrival of {Europeans}},
year = {2003},
publisher = {American Philosophical Society},
address = {Philadelphia},
volume = {248},
series = {Memoirs of the American Philosophical
Society},
isbn = {0-87169-248-1},
}
@BOOK{dutt-budd,
author = {Sukumar Dutt},
title = {Buddhist Monks and Monasteries of
{India}, their history and their
contribution to {Indian} culture},
note = {With a complete translation of Yi Jing's
book: \emph{Buddhist Pilgrim Monks of
Tang Dynasty} as an appendix},
address = {London},
publisher = {G. Allen and Unwin},
year = {1962},
}
@BOOK{owen-indi,
author = {Owen, Sidney James},
title = {India on the eve of the {British}
Conquest: a Historical Sketch},
author = {Sidney Owen},
publisher = {W.H. Allen},
address = {London},
year = {1872},
source = {http://www.new.dli.ernet.in/},
source = {CUL: Order in Rare Books Room (Not
borrowable) Gg.7.103},
}
@BOOK{sast-kavi,
editor = {R. Anantakrishna Sastry},
title = {Kavindracharya List},
year = {1921},
publisher = {Central Library},
address = {Baroda},
volume = {17},
series = {Gaekwad's oriental series},
}
@INCOLLECTION{shar-forg,
author = {Har Dutt Sharma},
title = {A Forgotten Event of {Shah Jehan's}
Reign},
booktitle = {Mahamahopadhyaya Kuppuswami Sastri
Commemoration Volume (Studies in
Indology)},
year = {1935},
publisher = {G. S. Press},
address = {Madras},
pages = {53--60},
source = {own digital copy},
}
@BOOK{hult-repo,
author = {E. Hultzsch},
title = {Reports on {Sanskrit} Manuscripts of
Southern {India}},
year = {1895-1905},
publisher = {Superintendent, Government Press},
address = {London and Leipzig},
note = {3v.},
}
@ARTICLE{ayli-how,
title = {How Often are Adverse Events Reported in
{English} Hospital Statistics?},
author = {Paul Aylin and Shivani Tanna and Alex
Bottle and Brian Jarman},
journal = {British Medical Journal},
year = {2004},
volume = {329},
pages = {369, 547},
month = {August, September},
annote = {The Dr Foster's report},
}
@BOOK{bisw-bibl,
title = {Bibliographic Survey of {Indian}
Manuscript Catalogues: Being a Union
List of Manuscript Catalogues},
editor = {Subhas C. Biswas and M. K. Prajapati},
publisher = {Eastern Book Linkers},
address = {Delhi},
year = {1998},
isbn = {8186339752},
}
@ARTICLE{wuja-pilo,
author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
title = {A Pilot Census of the Medical Sciences
in {Sanskrit}},
year = {forthcoming},
journal = {Indian Journal of History of Medicine},
}
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author = {A. S. Altekar},
title = {Education in Ancient {India}},
year = {1944},
publisher = {Nand Kishore \& Bros},
address = {Benares},
edition = {2},
}
@BOOK{oliv-orig,
author = {Olivelle, Patrick},
title = {The Origin and the Early Development of
{Buddhist} Monachism},
publisher = {Gunasena},
year = {1974},
address = {Colombo},
}
@BOOK{Oliv-Betw,
editor = {Olivelle, Patrick},
title = {Between the Empires: Society in {India}
300 {BCE} to 400 {CE}},
address = {New York},
publisher = {Oxford University Press},
year = {2006},
isbn = {0-19-530532-9 / 978-0-19-530532-6},
}
@BOOK{dutt-earl,
author = {Sukumar Dutt},
title = {Early {Buddhist} Monachism, 600
{B.C.}--100 {B.C.}},
series = {Trubner's Oriental Series},
publisher = {Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner},
year = {1924.},
address = {London},
subject = {Monasticism and religious orders,
Buddhist.},
language = {English},
source = {WL, 2 copies of 1984 2 ed. },
}
@BOOK{upad-kasi,
title = {K\={a}\'{s}\={\i} ki p\={a}\d{n}\d{d}itya-parampar\={a} : {K\={a}\'{s}istha
Sa\d{m}sk\d{r}ta} vidvanom ke, j\={\i}vanacarita,
evam s\={a}hityika avad\={a}nom ka pr\={a}m\={a}\d{n}ika
vivara\d{n}a, 1200--1950},
author = {Up\={a}dhy\={a}ya, Baladeva},
address = {Varanasi},
publisher = {Visvavidyalaya Prakasana},
year = 1983,
language = {Hindi},
keywords = {Sanskrit philology - Study and teaching
- India - Varanasi - History},
source = {School of Oriental & African Studies
(SOAS)},
}
@BOOK{shar-cakr,
author = {Priya Vrat Sharma},
title = {Cakradatta-Ratnaprabh\={a}: The Cakradatta
(Cikits\={a}-Sa\.{n}graha) of Cakrap\={a}\d{n}idatta},
year = {1993},
publisher = {Swami Jayramdas Ramprakash Trust},
address = {Jaipur},
}
@ARTICLE{joll-quel,
author = { Jolly, Julius},
title = { Zur Quellenkunde der indischen
Medizin.},
journal = ZDMG,
volume = {58},
page = { 114--6.},
year = {1904},
keywords = {Keyword : medicine; India; Gayada-sa;
'Pa\d{t}jika-'; manuscripts; University
Library Cambridge; libraries; University
Library},
}
@BOOK{joll-indi,
author = {Julius Jolly},
title = {Indian Medicine. {Translated} from
{German} and Supplemented with Notes by
{C. G. Kashikar}; with a Foreword by {J.
Filliozat}},
year = {1977},
publisher = {Munshiram Manoharlal Publishers},
address = {New Delhi},
edition = {2},
}
@ARTICLE{joll-cara,
author = {Jolly, Julius},
title = {Caraka},
journal = wzkm,
volume = {11},
year = {1897},
pages = {164--6.},
keyword = {Caraka},
}
@BOOK{hoer-hist,
title = {A History of {India}: from the
Pre-historic Period to Modern Times},
author = {Hoernle, A. F. Rudolf and Stark, Herbert
A.},
address = {Cuttack},
publisher = {Orissa Mission Press,},
year = {1909},
}
@BOOK{kale-rasa,
title = {Rasah\d{r}dayatantram
\'{S}r\={\i}madgovindabhagavatp\={a}daviracitam,
Caturbhujami\'{s}raviracita-
Mugdhabodhin\={\i}\-vy\={a}khy\={a}\-samullasitam,
K\={a}\d{l}e
ityupahvagurun\={a}th\={a}tmajatryambakena tath\={a}
\={A}c\={a}ryop\={a}hvena Trivikram\={a}tmajena
Y\={a}dava\'{s}arma\d{n}\={a} sa\d{m}\'{s}odhitam},
editor = {K\={a}\d{l}e, Tryambaka and Acarya,
Yadavasarma Trivikrama},
address = {Bombay},
publisher = {Nirnaya-Sagara Press},
year = {1911},
source = {Wellcome Library},
}
@BOOK{smit-earl,
title = {The Early History of {India} from 600
{B.C.} to the {Muhammadan} Conquest :
Including the Invasion of {Alexander the
Great}},
author = {Smith, Vincent Arthur},
edition = {3rd ed., rev. and enl},
address = {Oxford},
publisher = {Clarendon Press},
year = {1914},
}
@ARTICLE{bhat-ragh,
author = {Bhabatosh Bhattacharya},
title = {Raghunandana's Indebtedness to
{Ca\d{n}\d{d}\'{s}vara}},
year = {1938},
journal = nia,
volume = {1},
pages = {534--5},
}
@BOOK{derr-dhar,
title = {Dharmasastra and Juridical Literature},
author = {J. Duncan M. Derrett},
series = {A History of Indian Literature},
volume = {v.\,4: Scientific and technical
literature, no.\,1},
publisher = {Harrassowitz},
address = {Wiesbaden},
year = {1973},
}
@BOOK{bend-budd,
title = {Catalogue of the {Buddhist Sanskrit},
Manuscripts in the, {University}
Library, {Cambridge}: with Introductory
Notices and Illustrations of the
Palaeography and Chronology of {Nepal
and Bengal}},
author = {Cecil Bendall},
publisher = {University Press},
address = {Cambridge},
year = {1883},
}
@ARTICLE{bhat-ligh,
author = {Bhattacharyya, Dinesh Chandra},
year = {1947b},
title = {New Light on Vaidyaka Literature},
journal = ihq,
volume = {23},
pages = {123--155},
}
@BOOK{schw-hist,
editor = {Joseph E. Schwartzberg and Shiva G.
Bajpai and others},
title = {A Historical atlas of South Asia},
year = {1978},
publisher = {University of Chicago Press},
address = {Chicago},
}
@BOOK{ray-hista,
editor = {Priyadaranjan Ray},
title = {History of Chemistry in Ancient and
Medieval {India}, Incorporating the
`{History of Hindu} Chemistry' by
{Acharya Prafulla Chandra R\={a}y}},
year = {1956},
publisher = {Indian Chemical Society},
address = {Calcutta},
}
@BOOK{ray-hist,
author = {Praphulla Chandra R\={a}y},
title = {A History of {Hindu} Chemistry from the
Earliest Times to the Middle of the
Sixteenth Century, {A.D} with {Sanskrit}
Texts, Variants, Translation and
Illustrations},
year = {1907},
publisher = {Williams and Norgate},
address = {London},
note = {2v.},
}
@BOOK{stei-cata,
author = {Marc Aurel Stein},
title = {Catalogue of the {Sanskrit} Manuscripts
in the {Raghunatha Temple Library} of
{His Highness the Maharaja of Jammu and
Kashmir}, Prepared for the {Kashmir}
State Council},
year = {1894},
publisher = {Bombay : Nirnaya-sagara Press; London :
Luzac \& co.},
}
@BOOK{wuja-sout,
author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
title = {The South Asian collections of the
Wellcome Institute for the History of
Medicine},
year = {1984},
publisher = {The Wellcome Institute for the History
of Medicine},
address = {London},
}
@PHDTHESIS{john-gove,
author = {Donald Clay Johnson},
title = {Government Concern for the Development
of Libraries: {Sanskrit} Manuscript
Libraries in {India}, 1858--1937},
year = {1980},
school = {University of Wisconsin},
address = {Madison},
note = {Microfilm reproduction: Ann Arbor,
Mich.: University Microfilms
International, 1980},
}
@BOOK{jane-anno,
author = {Klaus Ludwig Janert},
title = {An Annotated Bibliography of the
Catalogues of {Indian} Manuscripts},
year = {1965},
publisher = {Franz Steiner Verlag},
address = {Wiesbaden},
}
@BOOK{goug-pape,
author = {A. E. Gough},
title = {Papers Relating to the Collection and
Preservation of the Records of Ancient
{Sanskrit} Literature of {India}},
year = 1878,
publisher = {Office of Superintendent of Government
Printing,},
address = {Calcutta},
}
@BOOK{katr-intr,
author = {S. M. Katre},
title = {Introduction to {Indian} Textual
Criticism},
year = {1941},
publisher = {Karnatak Publishing House},
address = {Bombay},
note = {With appendix II, ``A Brief Note on the
History and Progress of Cataloguing of
Sanskrit and other MSS in India and
Outside (between AD 1800 and 1941)'' by
P. K. Gode},
}
@BOOK{rahm-sciea,
editor = {Rahman, A. and M. A. Alvi and S. A. Khan
Ghori and and K. V. Samba Murthy},
year = {1982},
title = {Science and Technology in Medieval
{India}. A Bibliography of Source
Materials in {Sanskrit, Arabic and
Persian}},
publisher = {Indian National Science Academy},
address = {New Delhi},
}
@BOOK{thom-moti,
author = {Thompson, Stith},
year = {1955--1958},
title = {Motif-Index of Folk Literature. A
Classification of Narrative Elements in
Folktales, Ballads, Myths, Fables,
Mediaeval Romances, Exempla, Fabliaux,
Jest- Books and Local Legends},
edition = {Rev. \& enlarged ed.\ 6 vols.},
address = {Bloomington},
publisher = {Indiana University Press},
}
@BOOK{sarm-hista,
author = {K. V. Sarma},
title = {A History of the {Kerala} School of
{Hindu} Astronomy, in Perspective},
year = {1972},
publisher = {Vishveshvaranand Institute},
address = {Hoshiarpur},
volume = {55},
series = {Vishveshvaranand Indological series},
}
@BOOK{sarm-gani,
author = {K. V. Sarma},
title = {Ga\d{n}itayuktibh\={a}\d{s}\={a} by Jye\d{s}\d{t}hadeva},
year = {2004--},
publisher = {Indian Institute of Advanced Study},
address = {Shimla},
note = {3v.},
isbn = {8179860523},
isbn = {81-7986-052-3},
}
@ARTICLE{sarm-yukt,
author = {K. V. Sarma and S. Hariharan},
title = {Yuktibh\={a}\d{s}\={a} of Jye\d{s}\d{t}hadeva: a Book of
Rationales in {Indian} Mathematics and
Astronomy. An Analytical Appraisal},
year = {1991},
journal = {Indian Journal of History of Science},
volume = {26},
number = {2},
pages = {185--207},
}
@ARTICLE{meye-revi,
title = {Review of: Tagus to Taprobane:
Portuguese Impact on the Socio-Culture
of Sri Lanka from 1505 AD. By Shihan De
Silva Jayasuriya. pp. 459. Dehiwala (Sri
Lanka), Tisara Prakasakayo, 2001},
author = {Eric Meyer},
journal = {Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society},
volume = {16},
number = {1},
month = {April},
year = {2006},
pages = {99},
}
@ARTICLE{marc-huma,
title = {Humanities From {Classics} to {Cultural
Studies}: Notes Toward the History of an
Idea},
author = {Steven Marcus},
journal = {Daedalus},
month = {Spring},
year = {2006},
volume = {135},
number = {2},
pages = {15--21},
source = {Chadwyck Healy, Literature Online},
}
@ARTICLE{graf-hist,
author = {Anthony Grafton},
title = {History's Postmodern Fates},
journal = {Daedalus},
year = {2006},
volume = {135},
number = {2},
pages = {54--69},
sn = {00115266},
url = {http://gateway.proquest.com/openurl?ctx_ver=Z39.88-2003&xri:pqil:res_ver=0.2&res_id=xri:lion&rft_id=xri:lion:rec:abell:R03836905},
source = {Literature Online},
}
@ARTICLE{ping-logi,
author = {David E. Pingree},
title = {The Logic of Non-{Western} Science:
Mathematical Discoveries in Medieval
{India}},
year = {2003},
journal = {Daedalus},
volume = {132},
number = {4},
month = {Fall},
pages = {45--53},
}
@ARTICLE{kuma-ayur,
author = {A. Kumar and G. Singh and N. Kumar},
title = {Ayurvedic heritage of J \& K: a review
of {Sri Ranbira Cikitsa Sudha Sara}},
year = {2001},
journal = {Bulletin of the Indian Institute for
History of Medicine, Hyderabad},
volume = {31},
number = {2},
pages = {133--8},
source = {PubMed: PMID: 12841189},
}
@ARTICLE{wuja-note,
author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
title = {Notes on Traditional {Sanskrit}
Teaching},
year = {1981},
journal = {South Asia Research},
volume = {1},
pages = {30--36},
}
@BOOK{sarm-text,
title = {{Textes sanskrits et tamouls de
Tha{\"\i}lande}},
author = {Neelakanta Sarma},
year = {1972},
series = {Publications de l'Institut fran{\c c}ais
d'indologie},
number = {47},
}
@INCOLLECTION{desh-pand,
author = {Madhav M. Deshpande},
crossref = {mich-panda},
title = {Pandit and Professor: Transformations in
the 19th Century {Maharashtra}},
booktitle = {The Pandit: Traditional Scholarship in
{India}},
year = {2001},
pages = {119--153},
}
@BOOK{das-raja,
title = {Raja Todar Mal},
author = {Kumudranjan Das},
edition = {1st ed},
publisher = {Calcutta : Saraswat Library},
year = {1979},
}
@INCOLLECTION{aklu-pand,
author = {Ashok Aklujkar},
crossref = {mich-panda},
title = {Pa\d{n}\d{d}ita and Pandits in History},
booktitle = {The Pandit: Traditional Scholarship in
{India}},
year = {2001},
pages = {17--38},
}
@ARTICLE{peab-cent,
author = {Norbert Peabody },
title = {Cents, Sense, Census: Human Inventories
in Late Precolonial and Early Colonial
India},
year = {2001},
journal = {Comparative Studies in Society and
History},
volume = {43},
pages = {819-850 },
}
@ARTICLE{hann-cons,
author = {Juergen Hanneder},
title = {A Conservative Approach To {Sanskrit}
\'{S}\={a}stras: {Madhu\-s\={u}dana Sarasvat\={\i}}'s
``{Pra\-sth\={a}na\-bheda}''},
year = {1999},
journal = {Journal of Indian Philosophy},
volume = {27},
pages = {575--81},
}
@TECHREPORT{lahm-popu,
author = {Jan Lahmeyer},
title = {Population Statistics: Growth of the
Population per Country in a Historical
Perspective, Including their
Administrative Divisions and Principal
Towns},
year = {1999--2005},
note = {Also called \emph{The Populstat
Website}, and based on several sources
including \cite{gold-hund}},
url = {http://www.library.uu.nl/wesp/populstat/populframe.html},
type = {Website},
}
@TECHREPORT{gold-hund,
author = {C. G. M. Klein Goldewijk and J. J.
Battjes},
title = {A Hundred Year (1890--1990) Database for
Integrated Environmental Assessments},
institution = {National Institute of Public Health and
the Environment},
year = {1997},
address = {Bilthoven},
type = {RIVM-Report},
number = {422514002},
}
@BOOK{shar-loli,
editor = {Priya Vrat Sharma},
title = {Lolimbar\={a}jak\d{r}ta\d{m} {Vaidyaj\={\i}vanam}
{Rudra\-bha\d{t}\d{t}ak\d{r}ta\-D\={\i}pik\={a}\-vy\={a}khyay\={a}}
{Hind\={\i}\-\d{t}\={\i}kay\={a}} ca vibh\={u}\d{s}itam},
year = {1998},
publisher = {Caukhamb\={a} Surabh\={a}rat\={\i} Prak\={a}\'{s}an},
address = {V\={a}r\={a}\d{n}as\={\i}},
volume = {58},
series = {Caukhamb\={a} \={A}yurvij\~{n}\={a}na Grantham\={a}l\={a}},
}
@ARTICLE{poll-taht,
author = {Sheldon Pollock},
title = {Review of: \emph{Indian Traditional
Values} by Unto Tahtinen},
year = {1985},
journal = {Journal of the American Oriental
Society},
volume = {105},
pages = {185--6},
number = {1},
}
@ARTICLE{kell-maki,
author = {Keller, Agathe},
title = {Making Diagrams Speak, in {Bh\={a}skara I}'s
Commentary on the {\={A}ryabhat\={\i}ya}},
journal = {Historia Mathematica},
volume = {32},
pages = {275--302},
year = {2005},
}
@BOOK{lack-epis,
title = {The Epistemology of Testimony},
editor = {Jennifer Lackey and Ernest Sosa},
address = {Oxford, New York},
publisher = {Oxford University Press},
year = {2006},
subject = {Social epistemology},
source = {UCL library},
}
@ARTICLE{kaye-indi,
issn = {0021-1753},
author = {Kaye, G. R.},
journal = {Isis},
month = {sep},
number = {2},
pages = {326--356},
publisher = {The University of Chicago Press},
title = {Indian Mathematics},
volume = {2},
year = {1919},
}
@ARTICLE{alle-indo,
author = {Allen, Nicholas J.},
year = {1998},
title = {The {Indo-European} Prehistory of Yoga},
journal = {International Journal of Hindu Studies},
number = {2},
pages = {1--20},
}
@BOOK{pott-indi,
editor = {Karl H. Potter and Sibajiban
Bhattacharyya},
title = {Indian Philosophical Analysis:
Ny\={a}ya-Vai\'{s}e\d{s}ika from Ga\.{n}ge\'{s}a to
Raghun\={a}tha \'{S}iroma\d{n}i},
year = {1991},
publisher = {Princeton University Press},
address = {Princeton},
series = {Encyclopedia of Indian Philosophies},
volume = {6},
}
@BOOK{cowa-phil,
editor = {Harold G. Coward and K. Kunjunni Raja},
title = {The Philosophy of the Grammarians},
year = {1990},
publisher = {Princeton University Press},
address = {Princeton and Delhi},
volume = {5},
series = {Encyclopedia of Indian Philosophies},
}
@ARTICLE{bron-sing,
author = {Yigal Bronner},
title = {Singing to God, Educating the People:
Appayya Diksita's Stotras},
year = {forthcoming},
}
@ARTICLE{bron-back,
author = {Yigal Bronner},
title = {Back to the Future: Appayya Diksita's
Kuvalayananda and the Rewriting of
Sanskrit Poetics},
year = {2004},
journal = wzks,
volume = {48},
pages = {47--79},
}
@ARTICLE{desh-opht,
author = {Deshpande, Vijaya},
title = {Ophthalmic Surgery: A Chapter in the
History of Sino-Indian Medical Contacts},
issn = {0041-977X},
abstract = {Although in Chinese culture surgery has
not usually been seen as a major part of
medical practice, during the Sui (A.D.
581-618) and the Tang dynasties (A.D.
618-907), it showed a marked flowering
in the field of ophthalmology. Chinese
historical records, popular literature
and medical works and compilations
indicate that it was closely related to
Indian medicine. The origins of this
transmission can be traced to early
Chinese Buddhist canonical literature.
Chinese and Indian ophthalmological
works of the time are studied here,
especially ophthalmic diseases like
pterygium, entropion or trichiasis and
cataract, which often call for surgical
intervention as a way of giving curative
or palliative treatment. The texts
reflect upon the origin, route and
nature of this transmission, and vividly
depict the gradual introduction of
various aspects of surgery into Chinese
medicine. Indian medicine was thus a
prominent contributor to the development
of Chinese medicine and, especially,
surgery from the seventh century A.D.
onwards.},
copyright = {Copyright 2000 School of Oriental and
African Studies},
journal = {Bulletin of the School of Oriental and
African Studies, University of London},
number = {3},
pages = {370--388},
publisher = {School of Oriental and African Studies},
volume = {63},
year = {2000},
}
@BOOK{poll-lang,
author = {Sheldon Pollock},
title = {The Language of the Gods in the World of
Men: Sanskrit, Culture, and Power in
Premodern India},
year = {2006},
citeulike-article-id = {809566},
isbn = {0520245008},
keywords = {sanskrit},
publisher = {University of California Press},
series = {Philip E. Lilienthal Books},
abstract = {In this work of impressive scholarship,
Sheldon Pollock explores the remarkable
rise and fall of Sanskrit, India's
ancient language, as a vehicle of poetry
and polity. He traces the two great
moments of its transformation: the first
around the beginning of the Common Era,
when Sanskrit, long a sacred language,
was reinvented as a code for literary
and political expression, the start of
an amazing career that saw Sanskrit
literary culture spread from Afghanistan
to Java. The second moment occurred
around the beginning of the second
millennium, when local speech forms
challenged and eventually replaced
Sanskrit in both the literary and
political arenas. Drawing striking
parallels, chronologically as well as
structurally, with the rise of Latin
literature and the Roman empire, and
with the new vernacular literatures and
nation-states of late-medieval Europe,
The Language of the Gods in the World
of Men asks whether these very
different histories challenge current
theories of culture and power and
suggest new possibilities for practice.},
}
@BOOK{adam-adam,
author = {William Adam},
title = {Adam's Reports on Vernacular Education
in {Bengal} and {Behar}, Submitted to
{Government} in 1835, 1836 and 1838,
With a Brief View of its Past and
Present Condition by \ldots\ J. Long},
year = {1868},
publisher = {Home Secretariat Press},
address = {Calcutta},
}
@BOOK{rama-west,
author = {Mridula Ramanna},
title = {Western Medicine and Public Health in
Colonial {Bombay} (1845--1895)},
year = {2002},
address = {London},
citeulike-article-id = {805257},
howpublished = {Hardcover},
isbn = {812502302X},
keywords = {ayurveda marathi},
series = {New Perspectives in South Asian History},
month = {December},
volume = {4},
publisher = {Sangam Books Ltd},
}
@BOOK{erns-plur,
author = {Ernst, Waltraud },
title = {Plural Medicine, Tradition and
Modernity, 1800-2000},
year = {2002},
url = {http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/ASIN/0415231221/citeulike04-21},
abstract = { Table of Contents 1. Historical and
contemporary perspectives on race,
science and medicine Waltraud Ernst,
University of Southampton, UK2. Western
medicine and racial constitutions:
Surgeon Atkin's theory of sleepy
distemper in the 1730s Norris
Saakwa-Mante, Wellcome Institute for the
History of Medicine, London3. From the
land of the Bible to the Caucasus and
beyond: the shifting ideas of the
geographical origin of humankind H.F.
Augstein, Frankfurt, Germany4. Colonial
policies, racial politics and the
development of psychiatric institutions
in early nineteenth century British
India Waltraud Ernst, University of
Southampton, UK5. Racial categories and
psychiatry in Africa: The asylum on
Robben Island in the nineteenth century
Harriet Deacon, University of Cape Town,
South Africa6. 'An ancient race
outworn': malaria and race in colonial
India, 1860-1930 David Arnold, SOAS,
University of London, UK7. Tuberculosis
and race in Britain and its Empire,
1900-1950 Michael Worboys, Sheffield
Hallam University, UK8. Changing
depictions of disease: race,
representation and the history of
'mongolism' Mark Jackon, University of
Exeter, UK9. Pro-alienism, anti-alienism
and the medical profession in
late-Victorian and Edwardian Britain
Bernard Harris, University of
Southampton, UK10. A virulent strain:
German bacteriology as scientific
racism, 1890-1920 Paul Weindling, Oxford
Brookes University, UK11. 'Savage
Civilisation': Race, culture and mind in
Britain, 1898-1939 Mathew Thompson,
University of Warwick, UK12. 'New men,
strange faces, other minds': Arthur
Keith, race and the Piltdown affair
(1912-1953) Jonathan Sawday, University
of Southampton, UK },
citeulike-article-id = {805241},
howpublished = {{Library Binding}},
isbn = {0415231221},
keywords = {ayurveda},
month = {February},
priority = {2},
publisher = {Routledge},
}
@INCOLLECTION{atha-kala,
author = {N. V. Athaley},
editor = {S. M. Katre and P. K. Gode},
title = {Kalandik\={a}-Prak\={a}\'{s}a of Soman\={a}tha Vy\={a}sa},
booktitle = {A Volume of Studies in Indology:
presented to {Prof. P. V. Kane}\ldots on
his 61st Birthday, 7th May 1941 },
year = {1941},
publisher = {Oriental Book Agency},
address = {Poona},
volume = {75},
series = {Poona Oriental Series},
source = {CUL: North Wing, Floor 5 833:01.b.5.47},
}
@BOOK{bona-crit,
author = {Joseph {Di Bona}},
title = {Critical Perspectives on Indian
Education},
year = {1989},
publisher = {Bahri},
address = {New Delhi},
}
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author = {Lancelot Wilkinson},
title = {On the Use of the Siddhantas in the Work
of Native Education},
year = {1834},
journal = {Journal of the Asiatic Society of
Bengal},
volume = {3},
pages = {504--19},
}
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editor = {K. V. Sarma},
title = {Jyotirm\={\i}m\={a}\d{m}s\={a}: Investigations on
Astronomical Theories by N\={\i}laka\d{n}\d{t}ha
Somaj\={a}ji},
year = {1977},
address = {Hoshiarpur},
keywords = {pramanas epistemology observation
authority},
source = {WL},
}
@BOOK{dibo-teac,
author = {Joseph E. {DiBona}},
title = {One Teacher, One School: The {Adam}
Reports on Indigenous Education in 19th
Century India},
year = {1983},
isbn = {0836410750},
keywords = {education madrassa pathasala persian
sanskrit},
address = {New Delhi},
publisher = {Biblia Impex},
url = {http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/ASIN/0836410750/citeulike04-21},
source = {CUL: South Wing, Floor 6, 240.c.98.1077},
}
@BOOK{cris-from,
author = {Andrew T. Crislip},
title = {From Monastery to Hospital: Christian
Monasticism and the Transformation of
Health Care in Late Antiquity},
address = {Ann Arbor},
publisher = {University of Michigan Press},
year = {2005},
isbn = {0-472-11474-3},
}
@BOOK{burn-what,
author = {John Burnham},
title = {What Is Medical History?},
year = {2005},
publisher = {Polity Press},
address = {Cambridge},
isbn = {0-7456-3225-4},
}
@BOOK{pear-port,
title = {Port Cities and Intruders: The {Swahili}
Coast, {India}, and {Portugal} in the
Early Modern Era},
author = {Michael N. Pearson},
address = {Baltimore},
publisher = {John Hopkins University Press},
year = {1998},
}
@BOOK{tans-rati,
author = {G. T. Tanselle},
title = {A Rationale of Textual Criticism},
year = {1992},
publisher = {University of Pennsylvania Press},
address = {Philadelphia},
}
@BOOK{hout-bril,
editor = {M. Th. Houtsma and T. W. Arnold and R.
Basset and R. Hartmann},
title = {E. J. Brill's First Encyclopaedia of
Islam 1913--1936},
year = {1993},
publisher = {Brill},
address = {Leiden, New York, K{\"o}ln},
note = {Reprint edition},
}
@BOOK{bash-cult,
editor = {A. L. Basham},
title = {A Cultural History of {India}},
year = {1975},
publisher = {Clarendon Press},
address = {Oxford},
}
@BOOK{bros-etud,
author = {Th{\'e}r{\`e}se Brosse},
title = {{\'E}tudes instrumentales des techniques
du yoga: exp{\'e}rimentation
psychosomatique},
year = {1976},
publisher = {{\'E}cole fran{\c c}aise
d'Extr{\^e}me-Orient},
address = {Paris},
note = {Pr{\'e}c{\'e}d{\'e} de ``La nature du
yoga dans sa tradition'' par J.
Filliozat},
}
@BOOK{kuva-yoga,
editor = {Sr\={\i}mat Kuvalay\={a}nanda},
title = {Yoga-m\={\i}m\={a}\.{n}s\={a}},
year = {1924--},
publisher = {The Editor},
address = {Lonavla},
note = {2v. Includes photos of meditators,
breathing apparatus, etc.},
}
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author = {Edwin Bryant},
title = {The Quest for the Origins of Vedic
Culture: the Indo-Aryan Migration
Debate},
year = {2001},
publisher = oup,
address = {Delhi},
}
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editor = {Ainslie T. Embree and Stephen Hay},
title = {Sources of Indian Tradition},
year = {1988},
publisher = {Columbia University Press},
address = {New York},
note = {V.\,1: \emph{From the Beginning to
1800}; v.\,2: \emph{Modern India and
Pakistan}},
edition = {2},
}
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editor = {Heinz Bechert and Georg von Simson},
title = {Einf{\"u}hrung in die Indologie. Stand,
Methoden, Aufgaben},
year = {1979},
publisher = {Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft},
address = {Darmstadt},
isbn = {3534054660},
}
@BOOK{Hout-ency,
editor = {M. Th. Houtsma and T. W. Arnold and R.
Basset and R. Hartmann},
title = {{E. J. Brill}'s First Encyclopaedia of
{Islam}, 1913--1936 },
year = {1993},
publisher = {Brill},
address = {Leiden, New York, K{\"o}ln},
note = {Reprint edition. First published
1913--1938. 9v},
}
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author = {Rosalind O'Hanlon and David Washbrook},
title = {After Orientalism: Culture, Criticism,
and Politics in the {Third World}},
year = {1992},
journal = {Comparative Studies in Society and
History},
volume = {34},
number = {1},
pages = {141--67},
source = {JSTOR},
}
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author = {Gyan Prakash},
title = {Writing Post-Orientalist Histories of
the Third World: Perspectives from
{Indian} Historiography},
year = {1990},
journal = {Comparative Studies in Society and
History},
volume = {32},
number = {2},
pages = {383--408},
source = {JSTOR},
}
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author = {Joseph S. Alter},
title = {Yoga in Modern {India}: The Body Between
Science and Philosophy},
year = {2004},
publisher = {Princeton University Press},
address = {Princeton, NJ},
isbn = {0-691-11873-6},
}
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author = {Mary Louise Pratt},
title = {The Traffic in Meaning: Translation,
Contagion, Infiltration},
year = {2002},
journal = {Profession},
volume = {1},
pages = {25--36},
publisher = {Modern Language Association of America},
}
@BOOK{citeulike:482014,
author = {Mary Louise Pratt},
title = {Imperial Eyes; Studies in Travel Writing
and Transculturation},
citeulike-article-id = {482014},
howpublished = {Paperback},
isbn = {0415060958},
keywords = {imperialism translation travel},
month = {February},
priority = {2},
publisher = {Routledge},
url = {http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/ASIN/0415060958/citeulike04-21},
year = {1992},
abstract = {{How has travel writing produced "the
rest of the world" for European
readerships?
How does one speak
of transculturation from the colonies to
the metropolis?
Studies in
colonial and exploration discourse have
identified the enormous significance of
travel writing as an ideological
apparatus of Empire. The study of travel
writing has, however, remained either
naively celebratory or dismissive,
treating texts as symptoms of imperial
ideologies.
Imperial Eyes
explores European travel and exploration
writing, in connection with European
economic and political expansion since
1700. It is both a study in genre, and a
critique of ideology. Pratt examines how
travel books by Europeans create the
domestic subject of European
imperialism, and how they engage
metropolitan reading publics with
expansionist enterprises whose material
benefits accrued mainly to the very few.
These questions are addressed through
readings of particular travel accounts
connected with particular historical
transitions, from the eighteenth century
to Paul Theroux: sentimental travel
writing and its links with abolitionist
rhetoric, discursive reinventions of
South America during the period of its
independence (1800-1840), and
eighteenth-century European writings on
Southern Africa in the context of inland
expansion.
}},
}
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author = {K. N. Ganesh},
title = {Review of: Margret Frenz, \emph{From
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British Rule in Malabar, 1790--1805},
Oxford University Press, Delhi, 2003},
year = {2005},
journal = {Indian Economic and Social History
Review},
volume = {42},
number = {4},
pages = {564--566},
}
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year = {2005},
publisher = {Firenze University Press, Munshiram
Manoharlal},
address = {Firenze, Delhi},
volume = {1.3},
series = {Kyk{\'e}ion Studies and Texts},
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title = {Reconstructing the History of South
India},
year = {1978},
journal = {Modern Asian Studies},
volume = {12},
number = {4},
pages = {687--701},
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author = {Charles Rosenberg},
title = {Disease in History: Frames and Framers},
year = {1989},
journal = {Milbank Quarterly},
volume = {67},
pages = {1--15},
}
@ARTICLE{wuja-ques,
author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
title = {The Questions of {King Tukkoji}:
Medicine at an Eighteenth-Century South
{Indian} Court},
year = {forthcoming},
journal = {Indian Journal of History of Science},
}
@INCOLLECTION{walk-indi,
author = {Timothy Walker},
title = {Indigenous Indian Healing Techniques in
the Portuguese Colonial Medical
Institutions of Goa, Dam{\~a}o and Diu
(1680--1830)},
year = {forthcoming\,},
booktitle = {Medicine in the Portuguese Colonial
Empire},
editor = {Cristiana Bastos},
publisher = {Universidade de Lisboa, Instituto de
Ci{\^e}ncias Sociais},
address = {Lisboa},
note = {In Portuguese translation},
}
@BOOK{rose-fram,
editor = {Charles Rosenberg and Janet Golden},
title = {Framing Disease: Studies in Cultural
History},
year = {1992},
publisher = {Rutgers University Press},
address = {Brunswick, NJ},
}
@INCOLLECTION{walk-earl,
author = {Timothy Walker},
editor = {Dagmar Benner and Fred Smith},
title = {The Early Modern Globalization of
Ayurveda: Portuguese Dissemination of
Drugs and Healing Techniques from South
Asia on Four Continents, 1670-1830},
booktitle = {Pluralism and Paradigms in Modern and
Global Ayurveda},
year = {forthcoming\,},
publisher = {State University of New York Press},
address = {New York},
}
@INCOLLECTION{walk-evid,
crossref = {sale-ayur},
author = {Timothy Walker},
title = {Evidence of the Use of Ayurvedic
Medicine in the Medical Institutions of
Portuguese India, 1680--1830},
booktitle = {\={A}yurveda at the Crossroads of Care and
Cure. Proceedings of the {Indo-European}
Seminar on Ayurveda held at
{Arr{\'a}bida, Portugal, in November}
2001},
year = {2002},
pages = {74--104},
}
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author = {Fred Fawcett},
title = {Nambutiris: Notes on Some of the People
of {Malabar}},
year = {1900},
publisher = {Government Press},
address = {Madras},
note = {Reprinted New Delhi: AES, 2001. Bound
with Florence Evans, ``Mala V\`{e}dars
of Travancore'' and Edgar Thurston,
``Miscellanea''},
volume = {3},
number = {1},
series = {Madras Government Museum, Anthropology},
}
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author = {E. Sreedharan},
title = {A Textbook of Historiography: 500 BC to
AD 2000},
year = {2000},
publisher = {Orient Longman},
address = {Hyderabad},
isbn = {81 250 2657 6},
source = {Own copy},
note = {Reprinted 2004, 2004 (twice), 2005},
}
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author = {Meera Nanda},
title = {Prophets Facing Backwards: Postmoern
Critiques of Science and {Hindu}
Nationalism in {India}},
year = {2003},
publisher = {Rutgers University Press},
address = {New Brunswick, NJ, and London},
}
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author = {Bruce Mazlish},
title = {An Introduction to Global History},
editor = {Bruce Mazlish and Ralph Buultjens},
booktitle = {Conceptualizing Global History},
year = {1993},
publisher = {Westview Press},
address = {Boulder, CO},
pages = {1--24},
}
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editor = {Bruce Mazlish and Akira Iriye},
title = {The Global History Reader},
year = {2005},
publisher = {Routledge},
address = {New York and London},
}
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crossref = {Geer-inte},
author = {Clifford Geertz},
booktitle = {The Interpretation of Cultures},
title = {Thick Description: Towards an
Interpretive Theory of Culture},
chapter = {1},
pages = {3--32},
}
@INCOLLECTION{jord-soci,
crossref = {huis-loca},
author = {Ludmilla Jordanova},
title = {The Social Construction of Medical
Knowledge},
booktitle = {Locating Medical History. The Stories
and Their Meanings},
chapter = {15},
pages = {338--363},
source = {Own copy},
}
@INCOLLECTION{coot-fram,
crossref = {huis-loca},
author = {Roger Cooter},
title = {``Framing'' the End of the Social
History of Medicine},
booktitle = {Locating Medical History. The Stories
and Their Meanings},
chapter = {14},
pages = {309--37},
source = {Own copy},
}
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editor = {Kolatteri Sankara Menon},
title = {Bhadanta Nagarjuna's Rasa Vai\d{s}eshika
Sutra with the Commentary of Narasi\d{m}ha},
year = {1928},
publisher = {Government Press},
address = {Trivandrum},
series = {Trivandrum Sanskrit Series, \'{S}r\={\i}
Va\~{n}ci-Setu-Lak\d{s}m\={\i} Series},
}
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editor = {N. E. Muthuswami},
title = {Rasavai\'{s}e\d{s}ikas\={u}tra, Bhadanta
N\={a}g\={a}rjunaviracitam;
Narasi\d{m}hak\d{r}tabh\={a}\d{s}yopetam},
year = {1976},
publisher = {En. Sridharan : can be had from
Publication Division, Govt.\ Ayurveda
College},
series = {Kerala Government Ayurvedic Publication
Series},
number = {2},
note = {With introduction by Sankara Menon
reproduced from the 1928 ed.},
address = {Trivandrum},
}
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author = {K. P. {Padmanabha Menon}},
editor = {T. K. {Krishna Menon}},
title = {History of {Kerala} Written in the Fom
of Notes on {Visschers's} Letters from
{Malabar}},
year = {1924},
publisher = {Cochin Government Press},
address = {Ernakulam},
note = {4v. 1998 reprint: New Delhi, Asian
Educational Services},
edition = {4},
}
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crossref = {ciur-corp},
author = {Samia Al Azharia Jahn},
title = {Ancient Texts on ``{Malabar} Plants''
Compared to Modern Views and Scientific
Knowledge},
booktitle = {{Du corps humain, au carrefour, de
plusieurs savoirs en Inde: M{\'e}langes
offerts {\`a} Arion Ro{\c s}u}},
year = {2004},
pages = {105--131},
}
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author = {Charles A. Ferguson},
title = {Diglossia},
year = {1959},
journal = {Word: Journal of the International
Linguistic Association},
volume = {15},
pages = {325--40},
}
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author = {K. V. Dilipkumar},
title = {Literary Sources and History of
Indigenous Medicine in {Kerala}},
year = {1998},
journal = {\={A}ryavaidyan},
volume = {11},
number = {3},
pages = {180--85},
source = {WL},
}
@ARTICLE{kuru-indi,
author = {K. K. N. Kurup and K. Vijayakumar},
title = {Indigenous Health Tradition of {Kerala}},
year = {1999},
journal = {\={A}ryavaidyan},
volume = {12},
number = {3},
pages = {165--78},
source = {WL},
}
@BOOK{dow-hist,
author = {Alexander Dow},
title = {The History of {Hindostan}, Translated
from the {Persian [of Firishta]}},
year = {1770},
publisher = {T. Becket and P. A. de Hondt},
address = {London},
notes = {3v. V.1--2 translated from the Persian,
v.3 by Dow.},
}
@BOOK{brig-hist,
author = {John Briggs},
title = {History of the Rise of the {Mahomedan}
power in {India} till the year A. D.
1612 translated from the original
{Persian} of {Mahomed Kasim
Ferishta}\ldots},
year = {1829},
publisher = {Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green},
address = {London},
note = {4v.},
}
@BOOK{thac-babu,
author = {W. M. Thackston, Jr.},
title = {Baburnama: {Chagatay Turkish} Text with
{Abdul-Rahim Khan-khanan's Persian}
Translation. {Turkish} Transcription,
{Persian} Edition and {English}
Translation},
year = {1993},
publisher = {Harvard University},
address = {Cambridge, Mass.},
volume = {18},
series = {Sources of Oriental Languages and
Literatures},
source = {Review on JSTOR, by Robert Dankoff JAOS
117.4 (1997)},
}
@BOOK{thac-babu2,
author = {Wheeler M. Thackston},
citeulike-article-id = {738359},
howpublished = {Paperback},
isbn = {0375761373},
keywords = {baburnama moguls mughals mughuls},
publisher = {Modern Library},
address = {New York},
title = {The {Baburnama}: Memoirs of {Babur},
Prince and Emperor},
annotate = {http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/ASIN/0375761373/citeulike04-21},
year = {2002},
abstract = {{Zahiruddin Muhammad Babur was the first
Mughal, or Mongol, emperor of India. A
devoted warrior who fought by the
bloodthirsty standards of his time,
Babur was also a gifted scholar and
ethnographer, and his memoir, The
Baburnama--which translator and
editor Wheeler Thackston heralds as the
first autobiography in Islamic
literature--paints a fascinating
portrait of the lands he conquered, such
as Hindustan: "A strange country.
Compared to ours, it is another world.
Its mountains, rivers, forests, and
wildernesses, its villages and
provinces, animals and plants, peoples
and languages, even its rain and winds
are altogether different." They were
different indeed, and we're fortunate to
have this beautifully illustrated record
of Babur's wonderment at the new places
he saw.} {Both an official chronicle and
the highly personal memoir of the
emperor Babur (1483\–1530), The
Baburnama presents a vivid and
extraordinarily detailed picture of life
in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India
during the late-fifteenth and
early-sixteenth centuries.
Babur\’s honest and intimate
chronicle is the first autobiography in
Islamic literature, written at a time
when there was no historical precedent
for a personal narrative\—now in a
sparkling new translation by Islamic
scholar Wheeler Thackston.
This
Modern Library Paperback Classics
edition includes notes, indices, maps,
and illustrations.}},
}
@BOOK{gibb-ency,
editor = {H. A. R. Gibb and J. H. Kramers and
others},
title = {The Encyclopaedia of {Islam}},
year = {1954--},
publisher = {Brill},
address = {Leiden},
}
@INCOLLECTION{free-genr,
author = {Rich Freeman},
editor = {Sheldon Pollock},
crossref = {poll-lite},
title = {Genre and Society: The Literary Culture
of Premodern {Kerala}},
booktitle = {Literary Cultures in History},
year = {2003},
chapter = {7},
pages = {437--500},
}
@ARTICLE{kurt-volu,
author = {Otto Kurz},
title = {A Volume of {Mughal} Drawings and
Miniatures},
year = {1967},
journal = {Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld
Institutes},
volume = {30},
pages = {251--71},
}
@BOOK{beve-akba,
author = {H. Beveridge},
title = {The Akbarnama of Abu-L-Fazl Translated
from the Persian},
year = {1897--1939},
publisher = {Asiatic Society of Bengal},
address = {Calcutta},
volume = {910},
series = {Bibliotheca Indica, NS},
url = {http://persian.packhum.org/persian/pf?file=00701020&ct=0},
}
@BOOK{stei-comp,
author = {Francis Joseph Steingass },
title = {A Comprehensive {Persian-English}
Dictionary, Including the {Arabic} Words
and Phrases to be met with in {Persian}
Literature},
year = {1892},
publisher = {Routledge \& K. Paul},
address = {London},
url = {http://dsal.uchicago.edu/dictionaries/steingass/},
}
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author = {Vincent Smith and Percival Spear},
title = {The {Oxford} History of {India}},
year = {1981},
publisher = oup,
address = {Delhi, London, New York},
edition = {4},
}
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author = {A. L. Srivastava},
editor = {R. C. Majumdar and J. N. Chaudhuri and
S. Chaudhuri},
title = {Law and Legal Institutions},
booktitle = {The {Mughal} Empire},
year = {1994},
publisher = {Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan},
address = {Bombay},
volume = {7},
series = {The History and Culture of the {Indian}
People},
chapter = {18},
pages = {537--54},
}
@INCOLLECTION{roy-akba,
author = {S. Roy},
editor = {R. C. Majumdar and J. N. Chaudhuri and
S. Chaudhuri},
title = {Akbar (1556--1605)},
booktitle = {The {Mughal} Empire},
year = {1994},
publisher = {Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan},
address = {Bombay},
volume = {7},
series = {The History and Culture of the {Indian}
People},
chapter = {5},
pages = {104--74},
}
@INCOLLECTION{roy-huma,
author = {S. Roy},
editor = {R. C. Majumdar and J. N. Chaudhuri and
S. Chaudhuri},
title = {Hum\={a}y\={u}n},
booktitle = {The {Mughal} Empire},
year = {1994},
publisher = {Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan},
address = {Bombay},
volume = {7},
series = {The History and Culture of the {Indian}
People},
chapter = {3},
pages = {45--67},
}
@BOOK{rich-mugh,
author = {John F. Richards},
editor = {C. A. Bayly and John F. Richards},
title = {The {Mughal} Empire},
year = {1993},
publisher = cup,
address = {Cambridge and New York},
volume = {1.5},
series = {The New Cambridge History of {India}},
}
@ARTICLE{dale-poet,
author = {Stephen F. Dale},
title = {The Poetry and Autobiography of the
{Babur-nama}},
year = {1996},
journal = {Journal of Asian Studies},
volume = {55},
number = {3},
pages = {635--664},
source = {JSTOR},
}
@BOOK{khal-muqa,
title = {The {Muqaddimah}: an Introduction to
History {[by `Abd al-Rahman ibn
Muhammad] Ibn Khald{\^u}n}; translated
from the {Arabic}},
author = {Franz Rosenthal},
address = {London},
publisher = {Routledge \& K. Paul},
year = {1958},
}
@INCOLLECTION{ali-courb,
author = {Daud Ali},
title = {Courtly Love and the Aristocratic
Household in Early Medieval {India}},
booktitle = {Love in {South Asia}: A Cultural
History},
editor = {Francesca Orsini},
series = {University Of Cambridge Oriental
Publications},
volume = {62},
publisher = cup,
address = {Cambridge},
issn = {0068-6891},
isbn = {0521856787},
year = {2006},
pages = {43--60},
}
@ARTICLE{free-spic,
author = {Paul Freedman},
title = {Spices: How the Search for Flavors
Influenced Our World},
year = {2003},
journal = {YaleGlobal},
month = {March},
url = {http://yaleglobal.yale.edu/display.article?id=1134},
}
@ARTICLE{harm-earl,
author = {Robert Harms},
title = {Early Globalization and the Slave Trade},
journal = {YaleGlobal},
year = {2003},
month = {May},
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isbn = {0226761029},
edition = {Midway reprint, 1980},
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@PHDTHESIS{davi-agas,
author = {William Spencer Davis},
title = {Agastya: The Southern Sage from the
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year = {2000},
school = {University of Chicago},
address = {Chicago},
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Western Esotericism},
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title = {Patterns of Medical Culture in Colonial
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@INCOLLECTION{harr-medi,
author = {Mark Harrison},
title = {Medicine and Orientalism: Perspectives
on Europe's Encounter with Indian
Medical Systems},
booktitle = {Health, Medicine and Empire:
Perspectives on Colonial India},
editor = {Biswamoy Pati and Mark Harrison},
address = {New Delhi},
publisher = {Orient Longman},
year = {2001},
pages = {37--87},
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author = {R. L. Watts},
title = {Review of: Bob Cameron, \emph{Rethinking
the Normative Content of Critical
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author = {Yigal Bronner and David Shulman},
title = {`A Cloud Turned Goose': {Sanskrit} in
the Vernacular Millennium},
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journal = {Indian Economic and Social History
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author = {Lisa Mitchell},
title = {Parallel Languages, Parallel Cultures:
Language as a New Foundation for the
Reorganisation of Knowledge and Practice
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journal = ieshr,
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pages = {445--467},
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title = {Introduction: Language, Genre and
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volume = {42},
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pages = {443-444},
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title = {Vernacular Futures: Colonial Philology
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year = {2005},
journal = ieshr,
volume = {42},
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pages = {513--534},
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@BOOK{ashe+talb-indi,
author = {Catherine Ella Blanshard Asher and
Cynthia Talbot},
title = {India before Europe},
year = {2006},
publisher = cup,
address = {New York},
abstract = {(from http://indologica.blogg.de/) \\
India is a land of enormous diversity.
Cross-cultural influences are everywhere
in evidence, in the food people eat, the
clothes they wear, and in the places
they worship. This was especially the
case in the India that existed from 1200
to 1750, before the European
intervention. The book takes the reader
on a journey across the political,
economic, religious and cultural
landscapes of medieval India, from the
Ghurid conquests and the Dehli Sultanate
to the great court of the Mughals. This
was a time of conquest and
consolidation, when Muslims and Hindus
came together to create a unique culture
which still resonates in today's India.
As the first survey of its kind in over
a decade, the book is a tour de force.
It is beautifully illustrated and
fluently composed, with a cast of
characters which will educate students
and general readers alike. \\- Covers a
critical period of modern India's
formation from 1200 to 1750 \\- Written
in an accessible and engaging manner,
the book is ideally suited for general
readers and students seeking an overview
of South Asia \\- With numerous features
including: photographs of monuments,
paintings, and artefacts, glossary of
Indian terms, list of biographies of
prominent people, and over ten maps.
[Verlagsinformation] Die Cambridge
University Press hat einen Auszug im
PDF-Format bereitgestellt. Inhalt \\List
of illustrations. vi \\List of maps. xi
\\Preface. xiii \\Glossary. xvi \\Place
names: alternative spellings. xxii \\1.
Introduction: situating India. 1 \\2.
The expansion of Turkic power,
1180-1350. 25 \\3. Southern India in the
age of Vijayanagara, 1350-1550. 53 \\4.
North India between empires: history,
society, and culture, 1350-1550. 84 \\5.
Sixteenth-century north India: empire
reformulated. 115 \\6. Expanding
political and economic spheres,
1550-1650. 152 \\7. Elite cultures in
seventeenth-century South Asia. 186 \\8.
Challenging central authority,
1650-1750. 225 \\9. Changing
socio-economic formations, 1650-1750.
256 \\Epilogue. 287 \\Biographical
notes. 292 \\Bibliography. 295},
isbn = {0-521-00539-6},
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pages = {105--119},
note = {With remarks by Professor H.H. Wilson.
Reprinted in \emph{Beitr{\"a}ge zur
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volume = {5},
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author = {T. W. Rhys Davids and Herman Oldenberg},
title = {Vinaya Texts Translated from the
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year = {1992--1997},
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author = {Samuel Beal},
title = {Si-yu-ki: Buddhist Records of the
Western World Translated from the
Chinese of {Hiuen Tsiang} (A.D. 629)},
year = {1906},
publisher = {Kegan Paul, Trench, Tr{\"u}bner \& co.},
address = {London},
note = {2v; first published 1884},
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author = {Sally Hovey Wriggins},
title = {Xuanzang: A Buddhist Pilgrim on the Silk
Road},
year = {1996},
publisher = {Westview Press},
source = {Own copy},
isbn = {0813334071},
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author = {Thomas Watters},
title = {On Yuan Chwang's Travels in India},
year = {1996},
publisher = {Munshiram Manoharlal},
address = {New Delhi},
isbn = {81-215-0336-1},
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author = {M. Aurel Stein},
title = {Kalhana's Rajatarangini: a Chronicle of
the Kings of Kashmir, translated, with
an introduction, commentary, and
appendices},
year = {1989},
publisher = mlbd,
address = {Delhi},
edition = {reprint},
note = {2v. First published London, 1900},
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author = {Maurice Winternitz},
title = {A History of Indian Literature},
year = {1983},
publisher = mlbd,
address = {Delhi},
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note = {3 v. Vol.3 translated by Subhadra Jha.
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author = {Ven. S. Dhammika},
title = {The Edicts of King Asoka: An English
rendering },
year = {1993},
publisher = {Buddhist Publication Society},
address = {Kandy},
number = {386/387 },
series = {The Wheel Publication},
note = {Online
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author = {Romila Thapar},
title = {Asoka and the decline of the Mauryas:
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index},
year = {1997},
publisher = oup,
address = {Delhi, Oxford},
edition = {2},
isbn = {019564445X (pbk)},
note = {First published in 1961},
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author = {E. Hultzsch},
title = {The Inscriptions of A\'{s}oka},
year = {1925},
publisher = {Clarendon Press},
address = {Oxford},
volume = {1},
series = {Corpus Inscriptionum Indicarum},
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author = {Jules Bloch},
title = {Les inscriptions d'Asoka, traduites et
comment{\'e}es.},
year = {1950},
address = {Paris},
publisher = {Les Belles lettres},
series = {Collection {\'E}mile Senart },
volume = {8},
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author = {Mark R. Cohen},
title = {Introduction: Poverty and Charity in
Past Times},
year = {2005},
journal = {Journal of Interdisciplinary History},
volume = {35},
number = {3},
pages = {347--360},
source = {MUSE},
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author = {Peter E. Pormann},
title = {Theory and Practice in the Early,
Hospitals in {Baghdad} -- {Al-Ka{\v
s}kar\={\i}} On Rabies and Melancholy},
journal = {Zeitschrift f{\"u}r Geschichte der
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volume = {15},
year = {2003},
pages = {197-248},
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@INCOLLECTION{porm-isla,
author = {Peter E. Pormann},
title = {Islamic Hospitals During the Reign of
al-Muqtadir},
year = {in press},
note = {Final draft, 21/03/05},
booktitle = {Abbasid Studies: Occasional Papers of
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27 June -- 1 July 2004},
editor = {J. Nawas et al},
address = {Leuven, Dudley, Mass.},
publisher = {Peeters},
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author = {Peregrine Horden},
title = {The Earliest Hospitals in Byzantium,
Western Europe, and Islam},
year = {2005},
journal = {Journal of Interdisciplinary History},
volume = {35},
number = {3},
pages = {361--89},
source = {MUSE},
}
@INCOLLECTION{hord-chri,
author = {Peregrine Horden},
title = {The Christian Hospital in Late
Antiquity: Break or Bridge?},
editor = {Florian Steger and Kay Peter Jankrift},
booktitle = {{Gesundheit--Krankheit: Kulturtransfer
medizinischen Wissens von der
Sp{\"a}tantike bis in die Fr{\"u}he
Neuzeit}},
address = {K{\"o}ln, Wien, Weimar},
publisher = {B{\"o}hlau Verlag},
year = {2004},
pages = {77--99},
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@BOOK{mill-birt,
author = {Timothy S. Miller },
title = {The Birth of the Hospital in the
Byzantine Empire},
abstract = {Medical historians have traditionally
claimed that modern hospitals emerged
during the latter half of the nineteenth
century. Premodern hospitals, according
to many scholars, existed mainly as
refuges for the desperately poor and
sick, providing patients with little or
no medical care. Challenging this view
in a compelling survey of hospitals in
the East Roman Empire, Timothy Miller
traces the birth and development of
Byzantine xenones, or hospitals,
from their emergence in the fourth
century to their decline in the
fifteenth century, just prior to the
Turkish conquest of Constantinople.
These sophisticated medical facilities,
he concludes, are the true ancestors of
modern hospitals. In a new introduction
to this paperback edition, Miller
describes the growing scholarship on
this subject in recent years.},
citeulike-article-id = {500267},
howpublished = {Paperback},
isbn = {0801856574},
keywords = {byzantium history hospital medicine},
month = {June},
priority = {2},
publisher = {{The Johns Hopkins University Press}},
year = {1997},
note = {First edition 1985},
}
@BOOK{nutt-anci,
author = {Vivian Nutton},
title = {Ancient Medicine},
citeulike-article-id = {500265},
howpublished = {Hardcover},
address = {London and New York},
isbn = {0415086116},
keywords = {european greek history latin medicine
nutton of},
publisher = {Routledge},
series = {Sciences of Antiquity},
abstract = { Univ. College,
London, UK. Offers a broad view of
medicine and its place in ancient
society. Focuses on the life and work of
doctors, the diseases they faced, how
they obtained their knowledge, and their
relationship with local communities.
Investigates the connections between
medicine and magic, and covers various
approaches to practicing medicine.},
year = {2004},
}
@INCOLLECTION{riss-hosp,
author = {Guenter B. Risse},
editor = {Roy Porter and Andrew Wear},
title = {Hospital History: New Sources and
Methods},
booktitle = {Problems and Methods in the History of
Medicine},
year = {1987},
publisher = {Croom Helm},
address = {London, New York, Sydney},
series = {The Wellcome Institute Series in
theHistory of Medicine},
chapter = {8},
pages = {175--203},
source = {WL: BA.AR},
}
@ARTICLE{labi-riss-revi,
author = {Alfons Labisch},
journal = {Journal of the History of Medicine},
title = {Review of: Guenter B. Risse,
\emph{Mending bodies, saving souls: a
history of hospitals}, Oxford University
Press, 1999.},
year = {2001},
volume = {56},
pages = {180--2},
}
@ARTICLE{jone-riss-revi,
author = {Colin Jones},
title = {Review of: Guenter B. Risse,
\emph{Mending bodies, saving souls: a
history of hospitals}, Oxford University
Press, 1999.},
year = {2001 },
journal = {Medical History},
volume = {45},
number = {3},
pages = {404--5},
source = {\url{http://www.pubmedcentral.gov/picrender.fcgi?tool=pmcentrez&blobtype=pdf&artid=1044392}},
}
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editor = {L. Granshaw and R. Porter},
title = {The Hospital in History},
year = {1989},
publisher = {Routledge},
address = {London},
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@BOOK{kawa-hosp,
editor = {Yosio Kawakita and others},
title = {History of Hospitals},
year = {1989},
publisher = {Ishiyaku EuroAmerica},
address = {Tokyo},
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@BOOK{riss-mend,
author = {Guenter B. Risse},
title = {Mending Bodies, Saving Souls: A History
of Hospitals},
year = {1999},
publisher = oup,
address = {New York, Oxford},
source = {WL: CAC/RIS},
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@INCOLLECTION{praz-worl,
crossref = {dirl-hist},
booktitle = {History After the Three Worlds:
Post-{Eurocentric} Historiographies},
author = {Roxann Prazniak},
title = {Is World History Possible? An Enquiry},
chapter = {9},
pages = {221--239},
source = {UCL: History 6A DIR},
}
@BOOK{lal-hist,
author = {Vinay Lal},
title = {The History of History: Politics and
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year = {1997 {[1984]}},
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year = {1989},
publisher = {Tamil University},
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volume = {37},
series = {Sarasvati Mahal Series},
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editor = {{Saradambal Seva Samiti Trust}},
title = {N\={a}mavandanam (2) (\'{S}r\={\i} \'{S}r\={\i}dhara
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Renovated Building of The Ayyaval Mutt
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year = {2003},
publisher = {Saradambal Seva Samiti Trust},
address = {Chennai},
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year = {1985},
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year = {2005},
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year = {1967},
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source = {Own copy},
keywords = {Nilakantha Diksita},
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author = {Laurent Pordi{\'e}},
title = {Pharmacopoeia as an Expression of
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editor = {J. Fleurentin and J. Pelt and G. Mazars},
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of {Hindu and Galenic} Medicine as an
Example of Naive Theory and Implicate
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Cognition, and Utility},
address = {New York \& Oxford},
publisher = {Berghahn Books},
pages = {262--271},
}
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title = {Ce qu'un Hindou dit {\`a} son corps - La
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repr{\'e}sentations traditionnelles},
editor = {V{\'e}ronique Bouillier and Gilles
Tarabout},
booktitle = {{Images du corps dans le monde hindou}},
publisher = {CNRS {\'e}ditions},
address = {Paris},
pages = {49--69},
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year = {2005},
}
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publisher = {MacMillan},
address = {New York},
pages = {3852-3858},
edition = {2},
}
@BOOK{benn-plur,
editor = {Dagmar Benner and Fred Smith},
title = {Pluralism and Paradigms in Modern and
Global Ayurveda},
year = {forthcoming},
publisher = {SUNY Press},
address = {New York},
}
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year = {2001/2002},
title = {On the Nature of the Medical Passages in
the \emph{Y\={a}j\~{n}avalkyasm\d{r}ti}},
journal = {Zinbun},
volume = {36},
number = {2},
pages = {87--129},
}
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author = {Tsutomu Yamashita},
year = {1995},
title = {\'{S}\={a}r\={\i}rasth\={a}na of the \={A}yurveda -- A
Comparative Study},
journal = {Indo-Shis\=oshi Kenky\={u} [Studies in the
History of Indian Thought]},
volume = {7},
pages = {105--113},
}
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author = {P. M. Unnikrishnan and S. N. Venugopal
and Sarika D'Souza and Darshan Shankar},
year = {2004},
title = {The Ayurvedic Perspective on Malaria},
booktitle = {Traditional Medicinal Plants and,
Malaria},
editor = {Merlin Wilcox and Gerard Bodeker and
Philippe Rasoanaivo},
chapter = {13},
pages = {205--213},
publisher = {CRC Press},
address = {New York},
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editor = {P. M. Unnikrishnan and Darshan Shankar},
year = {2004},
title = {Challenging the {Indian} Medical
Heritage},
address = {New Delhi},
publisher = {Foundation Books},
}
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author = {Karin Preisendanz},
title = {The Production of Philosophical
Literature in {South Asia} During the
Pre-Colonial Period (15th to 18th
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\emph{Ny\={a}yas\={u}tra} Commentarial
Tradition},
year = {2005},
journal = {Journal of Indian Philosophy.},
volume = {33},
pages = {55--94},
}
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author = {Karin Preisendanz},
title = {Human Genetics and \={A}yurveda: An
Interview},
journal = {SNC Journal of Intercultural Philosophy},
volume = {7},
year = {2005},
pages = {103--112},
}
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author = {Karin Preisendanz},
title = {On \={A}tmendriya\-manoratha\-sannikar\d{s}a and
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year = {1989},
journal = {Berliner Indologische Studien},
volume = {4},
number = {3},
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}
@INCOLLECTION{prei-deba,
author = {Karin Preisendanz},
editor = {Ryutaro Tsuchida and Albrecht Wezler},
title = {Debate and Independent Reasoning vs.
Tradition: On the Precarious Position of
Early Nyaya},
booktitle = {Haranandalahari. Volume in Honour of
Professor Minoru Hara on his Seventieth
Birthday},
year = {2000 {[2001]}},
publisher = {Dr. Inge Wezler Verlag fur
Orientalistische Fachpublikationen},
address = {Reinbek},
pages = {221--251},
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author = {Gerrit Jan Meulenbeld},
year = {2003},
title = {On Medicine in the \emph{Kau\'{s}ikas\={u}tra}},
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author = {Gerrit Jan Meulenbeld},
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author = {Guy Attewell},
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Collaborations, Rifts and Hybrid
Knowledge in Unani Tibb in Early
Twentieth-century {India}},
year = {2005},
note = {Paper presented at the conference
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the Histories of Indigenous Medicine in
Southern Africa and South Asia'' held at
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}
@UNPUBLISHED{maas-dise,
author = {Philipp Maas},
title = {On the Concept of Disease (vy\={a}dhi) in
Classical Yoga Philosophy},
address = {London},
note = {Paper presented at the workshop
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Meaning'' held at the Wellcome Centre
for the History of Medicine at UCL},
year = {2004},
}
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author = {Philipp Maas},
title = {On the Written Transmission of the
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year = {2003},
note = {Paper presented at the XXII$^{th}$ World
Sanskrit Conference, Helsinki},
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author = {Laurent Pordi{\'e}},
title = {The expression of Religion in Tibetan
Medicine: Ideal Conceptions,
Contemporary Practices and Political
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address = {Pondicherry},
publisher = {French Institute},
year = {2003},
}
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editor = {Laurent Pordi{\'e}},
title = {Panser le monde, penser les
m{\'e}dicines. Traditions m{\'e}dicales
et d{\'e}veloppement sanitaire},
address = {Paris},
publisher = {Karthala},
year = {2005},
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author = {Dominik Wujastyk and Nikolaj Serikoff},
title = {Nigel Allan An Appreciation},
journal = {Medical History},
volume = {49},
pages = {369},
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year = {2005},
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title = {The Medicinal Use of Opium in
Ninth-Century Baghdad},
year = 2005,
publisher = {Brill},
address = {Leiden},
volume = 5,
series = {Sir Henry Wellcome Asian Series},
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author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
editor = {Christian Jacob},
title = {La biblioth{\`e}que de Thanjavur},
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series = {Les Lieux de Savoir},
volume = {1},
year = {in press},
publisher = {Michel Albin},
address = {Paris},
}
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author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
editor = {Mary McGee},
title = {Networking Knowledge: The Ayurvedic
Research Work of the DHIIR},
booktitle = {Networking Knowledge: the Dharam Hinduja
Institutes of Indic Research},
year = {forthcoming},
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author = {Addepali Appala Narasimha Raju},
title = {Documentary Heritage of {Indian}
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publisher = {Ess Ess Publications},
year = {2003},
address = {New Delhi},
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source = {BL: YA.2003.a.34986},
}
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author = {D. C. Sircar},
title = {Indian Epigraphical Glossary},
year = {1966},
publisher = mlbd,
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Southern {India} 1500--1650},
year = {1990},
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author = {Caru Gupta},
year = {2005},
title = {Procreation and Pleasure: Writings of a
Woman Ayurvedic Practitioner in Colonial
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journal = {Studies in History},
volume = {21},
number = {1},
pages = {17--44},
}
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author = {Robert Sewell},
title = {List of Inscriptions and Sketch of the
Dynasties of Southern {India}},
year = {1884},
publisher = {Government Press},
address = {Madras},
volume = {2},
series = {Archaeological Survey of Southern India},
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author = {Robert Sewell},
title = {The Historical Inscriptions of Southern
{India} (Collected Till 1923) and
Outlines of Political History},
year = {1932},
publisher = {University of Madras},
address = {Madras},
volume = {5},
series = {Madras University Historical Series},
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author = {P. T. {Srinivasa Ayyangar}},
title = {Bh{\=o}ja Raja},
year = {1931},
publisher = {Methodist Publishing House},
address = {Madras},
note = {Reprinted by AES: New Delhi, 1993},
source = {Own copy},
}
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editor = {R. Champakalakshmy and Kesavan Veluthat
and T. R. Venugopalan},
title = {State and Society in Pre-modern {South
Asia}},
year = {2002},
publisher = {Cosmobooks},
address = {Thrissur},
}
@BOOK{kara-hist,
author = {Noboru Karashima},
title = {History and Society in South India: The
Cholas to Vijayanagara},
year = {2001},
publisher = oup,
address = {New Delhi},
note = {Comprising \emph{South Indian History
and Society} (1984) and \emph{Towards a
New Formation} (1992)},
isbn = {0 19 5651049},
}
03.06.00 @BOOK{stra-modi,
author = {Elisabeth Strandberg},
title = {The Mo\d d\=\i Documents From Tanjore in
Danish Collections, edited, translated
and analysed},
publisher = {Franz Steiner Verlag},
address = {Wiesbaden},
year = 1983,
source = {WL Or. 2133},
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@ARTICLE{srin-dipa,
author = {N. Srinivasan},
title = {D\={\i}p\={a}mb\={a} M\={a}h\={a}tmyam [by Ekar\={a}ja]},
year = {1984},
journal = jtmssml,
volume = {33},
pages = {1--6 of Sanskrit appendix},
note = {The edition follows the Tamil article
``Kula\-vilakku Deepambal \& Deepamba
Mahatmyam,'' Sanskrit pp.\,1--18},
source = {BL ST 1032},
}
@ARTICLE{Srin-Tula,
author = {N. Srinivasan},
title = {Tulaj\={a}mah\={a}r\={a}jagu\d{n}avar\d{n}anam
Mah\={a}devaviracitam},
note = {A
chapter
of
the
longer
work
\emph{Prapa\~{n}c\={a}m\d{r}ta\-s\={a}ra\-r\={a}ja\-ra\~{n}jana\-pur\={a}\d{n}a}},
year = {1984},
journal = jtmssml,
volume = {33},
pages = {1--12 of Sanskrit appendix},
source = {BL ST 1032},
}
@BOOK{kara-conc,
author = {Noboru Karashima},
title = {A Concordance of {N\={a}yakas}: The
{Vijayanagara} Inscriptions in {South
India}},
year = {2002},
publisher = oup,
address = {New Delhi},
source = {BL: YC.2002.a.7249},
isbn = {019 565 8450},
}
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author = {K{\=e}. Em. Ve\.{n}ka\d{t}ar\={a}maiy\={a}},
title = {Ta\~{n}cai Mar\={a}\d{t}\d{t}iya ma{\b n}{\b n}ar
varal\={a}{\b r}u: Mekka{\b n}ci cuva\d{t}i \d{T}i.
3180 oppi\d{t}\d{t}\={a}yvu: varal\={a}{\b r}{\b r}\={a}r\={a}
yccik ku{\b r}ippukka{\d l}u\d{t}a{\b
n} = History of the Maratha rulers of
Thanjavur: Mackenzie manuscript, D 3180},
year = {1987},
publisher = {Tami{\b l}p Palkalaik Ka{\b l}akam},
address = {Ta\~{n}c\={a}v\={u}r},
source = {BL: SAC.1990.a.9},
isbn = {8170900751},
}
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author = {S. Raju},
title = {Tanjai Marattiyar cheppedukal-50 (Fifty
Copper Plates of the Marathas of
Tanjavur)},
year = {1983},
publisher = {Tamil University},
address = {Thanjavur},
}
@BOOK{raju-tanj2,
author = {S. Raju},
title = {Tanjai Marattiyar Kalvettukkal (Stone
Inscriptions of the Marathas of
Tanjavur)},
year = {1987},
publisher = {Tamil University},
address = {Thanjavur},
}
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author = {V. Vriddhagirisan},
editor = {C. S. Srinivasachariar},
title = {The Nayaks of Tanjore},
year = {1942},
publisher = {Annamalai University},
address = {Annamalainagar},
number = {3},
series = {Annamalai University Historical Series},
note = {Edited and introduced by C. S.
Srinivasachariar. Reprinted, Asian
Educational Services, New Delhi, 1995.},
source = {Own copy},
isbn = {81-206-0996-4},
}
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author = {James Heitzman},
title = {Gifts of Power Lordship in an Early
Indian State},
year = {1997},
publisher = oup,
address = {Delhi},
abstract = {Description This study of state
formation, religious institutions, and
the economy during the Chola period in
South India (9th-13th centuries) uses
locational and statistical methods to
analyze the relationship between ritual
and administration in a dynamic empire.
\\Reviews ``James Heitzman's analysis of
Chola kingship, politics, and prestation
is a welcome addition to the growing
literature on Precolonial South Indian
states that transcends disciplinary
boundaries in addressing broad social
issues with historical rigor. Written in
a way to appeal to both South Asian
specialists and nonspecialists....it is
compelling and provocative and is thus
bound to encourage future
research.''--American Anthropologist \\
Product Details 292 pages; 7 line illus
& 25 maps; 0-19-564876-5 About the
Author(s).\\ James Heitzman, Assistant
Professor of History, Georgia State
University, Atlanta },
source = {CUL: North Front, Floor 6 Classmark:
631:5.c.95.129},
isbn = {0195639782 hard, 0195648765 paper},
}
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author = {Armand Fr{\'e}mont},
title = {The Land},
crossref = {nora-real},
booktitle = {Realms of Memory: Construction of the
{French} Past},
volume = {2},
chapter = {1},
pages = {3--35},
}
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author = {Pierre Nora},
title = {Realms of Memory: Construction of the
{French} Past},
year = {1996--1998},
publisher = {Columbia University Press},
address = {New York},
note = {3v. Tr. from },
note = {Tr.\ and abbreviated from from Nora's
7-volume French original, \emph{Les
Lieux de m{\'e}moire}, 1984--1993.},
isbn = {0231084048},
}
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author = {Mukund Lath},
title = {Half a Tale: a Study in the
Interrelationship between Autobiograpy
and History},
year = {1981},
publisher = {Rupa \& Co.},
address = {New Delhi},
}
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author = {E. Hultzsch and V. Venkayya and H.
Krisna Sastri},
title = {South-Indian Inscriptions. Tamil
Inscriptions of Rajaraja,
Rajendra-Chola, and Others in the
Rajarajesvara Temple at Tanjavur},
year = {1895--1913},
publisher = {Archaeological Survey of India},
address = {Madras},
volume = {2},
note = {Reprinted New Delhi: Navrang, 1984.},
}
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author = {Nagendra Rao},
title = {Brahmanas of {South India}},
year = {2005},
publisher = {Kalpaz Publications},
address = {Delhi},
source = {Own copy},
isbn = {81-7835-300-8},
}
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author = {Sanjay Subrahmanyam},
title = {Hearing voices: Vignettes of Early
Modernity in {South Asia}, 1400--1750},
year = {1998},
journal = {Daedalus},
month = {Summer},
source = {\url{http://www..com/p/articles/mi_qa3671/is_199807/ai_n8802033}},
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@BOOK{rama-nyay,
note = {The author is probably in fact
R\={a}masubrahma\d{n}ya\'{s}\={a}strin of
Tiruvi\'{s}ainallur, aka R\={a}ma Subba
Sastrigal. His grandfather was called
A\'{s}vattha N\={a}r\={a}ya\d{n}a.},
author = {{Asvattha Ramasubbhasastrin}},
title = {Ny\={a}yendu\-\'{s}ekhara\-do\d{s}ayoga\-gha\d{t}ana\-grantha},
year = {1916},
address = {Chidambaram},
source = {NCC,
online
at
\url{http://gist.ap.nic.in/cgi-bin/s1/s1bookdet.cgi/?B=4306&V=10}:
``Ptd. with Nyayaraksamanibhasyokti
virodhagrantha by same, in Grantha
script. Chidambaram, 1916. See IO. Ptd.
Bka. 1938, p. 1817.''},
}
@BOOK{pott-bibl,
author = {Karl Potter},
title = {Bibliography Of {Indian} Philosophies},
year = {2005},
publisher = {University of Washington},
address = {Seattle},
note = {Online
version
at:
\url{http://faculty.washington.edu/kpotter/}},
}
@BOOK{pott-ency,
editor = {Karl Potter},
title = {Encyclopedia of Indian Philosophies},
year = {1970--{[2006]}},
publisher = {Motilal Banarsidass},
address = {Delhi},
edition = {2},
note = {First published by Princeton University
Press, 1977--},
}
@BOOK{cher-pers,
editor = {P. J. Cherian and S. Hemachandran and
Kumari {Vanaja N.B.}},
title = {Perspectives on {Kerala} History: The
Second Millennium},
series = {Kerala State Gazetteer},
volume = {II, pt., II},
year = {1999},
publisher = {Government of Kerala, Kerala Gazetteers
dept.},
address = {Thiruvananthapuram},
note = {In 2001, the Kerala Gazeteers department
was renamed the Kerala Council for
Historical Research.},
source = {Own copy},
isbn = {81-85499-35-7},
}
@BOOK{jord-hist,
author = {Ludmilla Jordanova},
title = {History in Practice},
howpublished = {Paperback},
isbn = {0340663324},
keywords = {historiography},
month = {February},
priority = {2},
publisher = {{Arnold Publishers}},
address = {London},
year = {2000},
abstract = {{How do the ways historians divide up
their subject affect their work, and how
have these divisions changed over the
years? Why have certain fields, such as
women's history and Black history,
generated such intense debate about
their value and validity? Is history a
subject that primarily appropriates its
theory from other disciplines? And what
is the nature of the links between
history and related disciplines, such as
anthropology and literary theory? In
this lively and readable study, Ludmilla
Jordanova examines the many changes in
the study of history in recent decades.
The nature and implications of the
changes remain hotly contested, and
Jordanova proves a reliable guide to the
emerging discipline. She looks at what
historians do, how their work is used in
the wider world, and how their methods
are continuing to evolve. Ideal for
undergraduates and general readers, the
book provides an essential theoretical
framework for anyone pursuing the study
of history.}},
citeulike-article-id = {379242},
}
@BOOK{burk-what,
author = {Peter Burke},
title = {What Is Cultural History?},
citeulike-article-id = {379241},
howpublished = {Paperback},
isbn = {0745630758},
keywords = {cultural history},
month = {September},
publisher = {Polity Press},
address = {Cambridge},
year = {2004},
}
@BOOK{burk-soci,
author = {Peter Burke},
title = {A Social History of Knowledge: from
{Gutenberg to Diderot}},
year = {2000},
publisher = {Polity Press},
address = {Cambridge},
source = {Own copy },
}
@BOOK{porc-visv,
author = {Marie-Claude Porcher},
title = {La Vi\'{s}vagu\d{n}\={a}dar\'{s}acamp\={u} de Ve\.{n}ka\d{t}\={a}dhvarin
: un po{\`e}me satirique Sanskrit.
Introd., traduction et notes},
year = {1972},
publisher = {Institut fran{\c c}ais d'indologie,
d{\'e}positaire Adrien-Maisonneuve},
address = {Pondich{\'e}ry and Paris},
number = {48},
series = {Publications de l'Institut fran{\c c}ais
d'indologie},
source = {CUL: Call Number: 833:01.c.8.42
Location: UL: North Wing, Floor 5},
}
@ARTICLE{nata-divi,
author = {Kanchana Natarajan},
title = {`Divine Semen' and the Alchemical
Conversion of Iramatevar},
year = {2004},
journal = {The Medieval History Journal},
volume = {7},
number = {2},
pages = {255--78},
source = {Online
at
\url{http://mhj.sagepub.com/cgi/reprint/7/2/255}},
}
@ARTICLE{turn-clar,
author = {David Turnbull},
title = {Clarity, Charity and Criticism, Wit,
Wisdom and Worldliness: Avoiding
Intellectual Impositions},
year = {2000},
month = {November},
journal = {Metascience},
volume = {9},
number = {3},
pages = {347--351},
note = {In ``A Review Gymnasium on Alan Sokal
and Jean Bricmont, \emph{Intellectual
Impostures: Postmodern Philosophers'
Abuse of Science} (London: Profile
Books, 1998)''},
source = {\url{www.physics.nyu.edu/faculty/sokal/turnbull.html}.
Published
version:
\url{http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/bpl/mesc/2000/00000009/00000003/art00066}},
}
@ARTICLE{fabr-medi,
author = {Horacio Fabrega, Jr.},
title = {Medical Validity in Eastern and Western
Traditions},
year = {2002},
journal = {Perspectives in Biology and Medicine},
volume = {45},
number = {3},
pages = {395--415},
source = {Own copy},
}
@ARTICLE{ross-isch,
author = {Richard S. Ross},
title = {Ischemic Heart Disease, an Overview},
year = {1975},
journal = {American Journal of Cardiology},
volume = {36},
pages = {496--505},
}
@BOOK{rama-anub,
author = {R\={a}masubrahma\d{n}ya\'{s}\={a}strin},
title = {Anubh\={a}\d{s}yag\={a}mbh\={\i}ryagrantha\d{h},
Bhagavatp\={a}dabh\={a}\d{s}yarasas\={a}rar\={u}po'ya\d{m}},
year = {1912},
publisher = {Ko\d{d}iy\={a}la\d{m} R\={a}masv\={a}myayya\.{n}g\={a}r at the
\={A}nandamudran\={a}laya},
address = {Cennapuri},
}
@BOOK{rama-bhat,
author = {R\={a}masubrahma\d{n}ya\'{s}\={a}strin},
title = {Bh\={a}\d{t}\d{t}akalpataru\d{h} n\={a}ma Niv\={\i}t\={a}nt\={a}
Bh\={a}\d{t}\d{t}ad\={\i}pik\={a}vy\={a}khy\={a}},
year = {1915},
publisher = {\'{S}r\={\i}k\d{r}\d{s}\d{n}avil\={a}samudran\={a}laya},
address = {Ta\~{n}j\={a}nagara},
}
@BOOK{rama-maha,
author = {R\={a}masubrahma\d{n}ya\'{s}\={a}strin},
title = {Mah\={a}\'{s}aivamatamardanam},
year = {1912},
publisher = {\'{S}r\={\i}mat-Piccu-Ayyar-\={A}khya-Prabhubhi\d{h}
\'{S}r\={\i}k\d{r}\d{s}\d{n}avil\={a}samudran\={a}laye},
address = {Ta\~{n}j\={a}nagara},
}
@BOOK{bala-than,
author = {Ku\d{d}av\={a}yil [M.] Balasubrahmanian},
title = {Ta\~{n}c\={a}v\={u}r {N\={a}yakkar} Varal\={a}ru
(1535--1675)},
year = {1999},
publisher = tmssml,
address = {Thanjavur},
source = {Own copy},
}
@BOOK{hall-stru,
editor = {Kenneth R. Hall},
title = {Structure and Society in Early {South
India}},
year = {2001},
publisher = oup,
address = {Delhi},
source = {Idiom bookshop, Cochin},
}
@BOOK{gomm-dutc,
author = {Jos Gommans and Lennart Bes and Gijs
Kruijtzer},
title = {Dutch Sources on {South Asia}
c.\,1600--1825},
year = {2001},
publisher = {Manohar},
address = {Delhi},
source = {IncyBella bookshop, Cochin},
}
@BOOK{parr-deat,
author = {Jonathan Parry},
title = {Death in Benares},
year = {1994},
publisher = cup,
source = {IncyBella bookshop, Cochin},
}
@BOOK{male-port,
author = {Pius Malekandathil},
title = {Portuguese Cochin and the Maritime Trade
of {India}, 1500--1663},
year = {2001},
publisher = {Manohar},
address = {Delhi},
source = {IncyBella bookshop, Cochin},
}
@ARTICLE{moer-cult,
author = {Daniel E. Moerman},
title = {Cultural Variations in the Placebo
Effect: Ulcers, Anxiety, and Blood
Pressure},
journal = {Medical Anthropology Quarterly},
series = {New Series},
volume = {14},
number = {1},
month = {Mar},
year = {2000},
pages = {51--72},
}
@ARTICLE{moer-anth,
author = {Daniel E. Moerman},
title = {Anthropology of Symbolic Healing},
year = {1979},
journal = {Current Anthropology},
volume = {20},
number = {1},
pages = {59--80},
month = {March},
source = {JSTOR},
}
@BOOK{pole-cens,
author = {H. I. Poleman},
title = {A Census of {Indic} Manuscripts in the
{United States and Canada}},
year = {1938},
address = {New Haven},
number = {12},
series = {American Oriental Series},
}
@BOOK{jane-verz,
editor = {Klaus L. Janert},
title = {Verzeichnis der Orientalischen
Handschriften in Deutschland. Band II:
Indische Handschriften.},
year = {1962-},
publisher = {Franz Steiner Verlag},
address = {Wiesbaden},
}
@BOOK{pear-orie,
author = {J. D. Pearson},
title = {Oriental Manuscripts in Europe and North
America: a Survey},
publisher = {Inter Documentation Company},
year = {1971},
note = {See also the addendum ``Oriental
manuscripts'', in, \emph{South Asian
Bibliography: a Handbook and Guide},
compiled by the South Asia Library Group
(Hassocks, Sussex: Harvester, 1979)},
}
@ARTICLE{hatc-whata,
author = {B. A. Hatcher},
title = {What's Become of the Pandit? Rethinking
the History of Sanskrit Scholars in
Colonial Bengal},
year = {2005},
journal = {Modern Asian Studies},
volume = {39},
number = {3},
pages = {683--724},
source = {\url{http://zetoc.mimas.ac.uk/wzgw?terms=RN174241038&field=zid}},
issn = {0026-749X},
}
@BOOK{aver-aver,
author = {Averro{\"e}s, 1126-1198},
title = {Averroeana being a transcript of several
letters from Averroes an Arabian
philosopher at Corduba in Spain, to
Metrodorus a young Grecian nobleman,
student at Athens in the years 1149 and
1150 : also several letters from
Pythagoras to the King of India,
together with his reception at the
Indian court, and an account of his
discourse with the King, and his
gymnosophists, and his rules and
precepts : his account of the power and
efficacy of numbers, and magical uses
thereof : to which is prefixt, a Latin
letter by Monsieur Grinau, one of the
Messieurs du Port Royal in France, to
the ingenius Monsieur Gramont, merchant
at Amsterdam, concerning the subject of
these papers, and how they came to his
hands: the whole containing matters
highly philosophical, physiological,
Pythagorical and medicinal, the work
having been long conceal'd is now put
into English for the benefit of mankind,
and the rectification of learned
mistakes.},
year = {1695},
publisher = {Printed and sold by T. Sowle ...,},
address = {London},
source = {EEBO:
\url{http://gateway.proquest.com/openurl?ctx_ver=Z39.88-2003&res_id=xri:eebo&rft_id=xri:eebo:citation:12369322}},
}
@ARTICLE{venk-govi,
author = {N. K. Venkatesam},
title = {Govinda Deekshita : The minister of the
Tanjore Nayak Kings},
year = {1927},
journal = {Journal of the Andhra Historical
Research Society},
volume = {2},
pages = {220-241},
month = {July},
source = {CUL: Order in Periodicals (pre-1850 in
Rare Bks). L628.c.28 },
}
@BOOK{aiya-sour,
author = {S. {Krishnaswami Aiyangar}},
title = {Sources of Vijayanagar History},
year = {1986},
publisher = {Gian Publishing House},
address = {Delhi},
note = {Reprint},
source = {Cambr. Oriental Inst. Libr. IB W 24},
}
%IA Order in Periodicals, Q628.b.7, or b.8.1,
%
%NIA: Order in Periodicals, Q628.c.15 (vols 1-9 (1938-47)).
%
%NIA: North Wing, Floor 5, 833:9.c.90.1
%
%zdmg NWing 5, P810.c.49.1 or c.51.
%
@BOOK{sath-hist,
author = {R. {Sathyanatha Aiyar}},
editor = {S. {Krishnaswami Aiyangar}},
title = {History of the Nayaks of Madura},
year = {1924},
publisher = {Oxford University Press},
address = {Madras},
volume = {II},
series = {The Madras University Historical Series},
source = {CUL North Front, Floor 6 Classmark:
631:5.c.90.1},
}
@ARTICLE{yash-surg,
author = {Yashpal},
title = {Surgery and Medicine in the Days of
{Gautama}},
year = {1949},
journal = ihq,
volume = {25},
pages = {102--109},
}
@BOOK{fish-coun,
author = {Michael H. Fisher},
title = {Counterflows to Colonialism: Indian
Travellers and Settlers in Britain,
1600-1857},
year = {2004},
abstract = {{This book surveys and analyses the
range of Indians that ventured to
Britain over 250 years, their reasons
for travel, their diverse lived
experiences, and their contrasting
representations of colonizer, colonized,
and colonial rule. Written in lucid and
jargon-free prose, this volume will
enthrall general readers as well as
historians. Its strong interest in
narrative and the telling anecdote, in
individual personalities and peculiar
lives, makes this book unusually
appealing as much for its incredible
wealth of new data and fresh arguments,
as for its accessibility.}},
citeulike-article-id = {311638},
howpublished = {Hardcover},
isbn = {8178240777},
keywords = {colonialism history indian},
month = {September},
priority = {2},
publisher = {{Permanent Black}},
url = {http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/ASIN/8178240777/citeulike04-21},
}
@ARTICLE{coed-hopi,
author = {George Co{\`e}des},
title = {Les h{\^o}pitaux de Jayavarman VII},
year = {1940},
journal = {BEFEO},
volume = {40},
pages = {344--47},
}
@ARTICLE{fino-note,
author = {Louis Finot},
title = {Note additionnelle sur l'{\'e}dit des
h{\^o}pitaux},
year = {1915},
journal = {BEFEO},
volume = {15},
pages = {108--111},
source = {Meulenbeld online bibl.},
}
@ARTICLE{fino-lins,
author = {Louis Finot},
title = {L'inscription sanskrite de Say Fong},
year = {1903},
journal = {BEFEO},
volume = {3},
pages = {18--23},
source = {Meulenbeld online bibl.},
}
@ARTICLE{chhe-hist,
author = {Rethy K. Chhem},
title = {Historiography of Khmer Medicine},
year = {2003},
journal = {Wellcome History},
volume = {23},
pages = {11--13},
month = {June},
issn = {1477-4860},
}
@ARTICLE{burk-domi,
author = {Peter Burke},
title = {{St Dominic's}: an Ethnographic Note on
a {Cambridge} College},
year = {1982},
journal = {{Actes de la recherche en sciences
sociales}},
volume = {70},
pages = {74--8},
source = {Video
at
http://www.alanmacfarlane.com/DO/filmshow/burke2_fast.htm},
note = {Published under the pseudonym William
Dell. Issue title: \emph{Pouvoirs
d'{\'e}cole--2}},
}
@BOOK{rubi-trav,
author = {Joan-Pau Rubi{\'e}s},
title = {Travel and Ethnology in the Renaissance
South India through European Eyes,
1250--1625},
year = {2002},
publisher = cup,
address = {Cambridge},
series = {Past and Present Publications},
source = {http://www.cambridge.org/uk/catalogue/catalogue.asp?isbn=0521526132},
isbn = {0521526132, 9780521526135},
}
@ARTICLE{skin-limi,
author = {Quentin Skinner},
title = {The Limits of Historical Explanations},
year = {1966},
journal = {Philosophy},
volume = {XLI},
pages = {199--215},
month = {July},
}
@BOOK{purc-hakl1,
author = {Samuel Purchas},
title = {Hakluytus Posthumus or, Purchas his
pilgrimes, contayning a history of the
world in sea voyages and lande travells
by {Englishmen} and others},
year = {1625},
publisher = {W. Stansby for H. Fetherstone},
notes = {4v},
address = {London},
}
@BOOK{purc-hakl2,
author = {Samuel Purchas},
title = {Hakluytus Posthumus or, Purchas his
pilgrimes, contayning a history of the
world in sea voyages and lande travells
by {Englishmen} and others},
year = {1905--1907 {[1625]}},
publisher = {J. Maclehose and Sons},
address = {Glasgow},
note = {20v},
series = {Works issued by the Hakluyt society.
Extra series},
source = {CUL: North Wing, Floor 1 Classmark:
694.c.90.1},
note = {Reprint of the 1625 edition, with folded
facsimiles of title-pages;
illustrations, maps, etc., reproduced in
facsimile. Purchas, Samuel, 1577?-1626.},
}
@BOOK{pras-hist,
author = {Beni Prasadi},
title = {History of Jahangir },
year = {1922},
publisher = oup,
address = {London, etc.},
volume = {1},
series = {Allahabad University studies in history},
source = {CUL: North Front, Floor 4 Classmark:
RE.108.12},
}
@BOOK{khan-sour,
editor = {Shafaat Ahmad Khan},
title = {Sources for the history of British India
in the seventeenth century},
year = {1926},
publisher = oup,
address = {London},
volume = {4},
series = {Allahabad University studies in history},
source = {CUL: North Front, Floor 4 Classmark:
RE.108.15},
}
@BOOK{khan-john,
editor = {Shafaat Ahmad Khan},
title = {{John Marshall in India}: Notes and
Observations in {Bengal}, 1668--1672 },
year = {1927},
publisher = oup,
address = {London, Bombay, etc.},
series = {Allahabad University studies in history},
source = {CUL: North Front, Floor 4, Classmark:
RE.108.16},
}
@BOOK{tull-mean,
title = {Meaning and Context},
editor = {James Tully},
citeulike-article-id = {255700},
howpublished = {Paperback},
isbn = {0691023018},
keywords = {historiography history method},
month = {January},
priority = {2},
publisher = {{Princeton University Press}},
url = {http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/0691023018},
year = {1989},
abstract = {{Quentin Skinner is one of the
leading thinkers in the social sciences
and humanities today. Since the
publication of his first important
articles some two decades ago, debate
has continued to develop over his
distinctive contributions to
contemporary political philosophy, the
history of political theory, the
philosophy of social science, and the
discussion of interpretation and
hermeneutics across the humanities and
social sciences. Nevertheless, his most
valuable essays and the best critical
articles concerning his work have been
scattered in various journals and
difficult to obtain. Meaning and Context
includes five of the most widely
discussed articles by Skinner, which
present his approach to the study of
political thought and the interpretation
of texts. Following these are seven
articles by his critics, five of these
drawn from earlier publications and two,
by John Keane and Charles Taylor,
written especially for this volume.
Finally, there appears a fifty-seven
page reply by Skinner--a major new
statement in which he defends and
reformulates his method and lays out new
lines of research. The editorial
introduction provides a systematic
overview of the evolution of Skinner's
work and of the main reactions to
it.
Besides James Tully, John
Keane, and Charles Taylor, the
contributors include Joseph V. Femia,
Keith Graham, Martin Hollis, Kenneth
Minogue, and Nathan Tarcov.
}},
}
@BOOK{skin-visi,
author = {Quentin Skinner},
title = {Visions of Politics: Volume 1, Regarding
Method (Visions of Politics
(Paperback))},
citeulike-article-id = {255699},
howpublished = {Paperback},
isbn = {0521589266},
keywords = {history method},
priority = {2},
publisher = {{Cambridge University Press}},
url = {http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/ASIN/0521589266/citeulike04-21},
year = {2002},
abstract = {{The first of three volumes of essays by
Quentin Skinner, one of the world's
leading intellectual historians. This
collection includes some of his most
important philosophical and
methodological statements written over
the past four decades, each carefully
revised for publication in this form. In
a series of seminal essays Professor
Skinner sets forth the intellectual
principles that inform his work. Writing
as a practising historian, he considers
the theoretical difficulties inherent in
the pursuit of knowledge and
interpretation, and elucidates the
methodology which finds its expression
in his two successive volumes. All of
Professor Skinner's work is
characterised by philosophical power,
limpid clarity, and elegance of
exposition; these essays, many of which
are now recognised classics, provide a
fascinating and convenient digest of the
development of his thought.}},
}
@INCOLLECTION{habe-towa,
author = {J{\"u}rgen Habermas},
title = {Toward a critique of a theory of
meaning},
crossref = {habe-post},
booktitle = {Postmetaphysical Thinking (Studies in
Contemporary German Social Thought)},
year = {1994},
}
@BOOK{habe-post,
author = {J{\"u}rgen Habermas},
title = {Postmetaphysical Thinking (Studies in
Contemporary German Social Thought)},
citeulike-article-id = {252230},
howpublished = {Paperback},
isbn = {0262581302},
keywords = {history ideas of},
month = {February},
publisher = {{The MIT Press}},
abstract = {{This collection of Habermas's recent,
essays on philosophical topics continues
the analysis begun in \emph{The
Philosophical Discourse of Modernity}.
In a short introductory essay, he
outlines the sources of
twentieth-century philosophizing, its
major themes, and the range of current
debates. The remainder of the essays can
be seen as his contribution to these
debates.\\ Habermas's essay on George
Herbert Mead is a focal point of the
book. In it he sketches a
postmetaphysical, intersubjective
approach to questions of individuation
and subjectivity. In other essays, he
develops his distinctive,
communications-theoretic approach to
questions of meaning and validity. The
book as a whole expands on his earlier
efforts to define a middle ground
between nostalgic revivals of
metaphysical conceptions of reason and
radical deconstructions of reason.}},
url = {http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/ASIN/0262581302/citeulike04-21},
year = {1994},
}
@ARTICLE{busc-pene,
author = {Busch, Allison},
title = {Literary Responses to the {Mughal}
Imperium: The Historical Poems of
{Kesavdas}},
citeulike-article-id = {247994},
journal = {South Asia Research},
keywords = {brajbhasha early empire hindi historical
historiography india indian keshavdas
literature modern mughal poems sanskrit},
number = {1},
pages = {31--54},
priority = {2},
url = {http://sar.sagepub.com/cgi/content/abstract/25/1/31?maxtoshow=\&HITS=10\&hits=10\&RESULTFORMAT=\&fulltext=sanskrit\&andorexactfulltext=and\&searchid=1120675667261_12\&stored_search=\&FIRSTINDEX=0\&sortspec=relevance\&resourcetype=1\&journalcode=spsar},
volume = {25},
year = {2005},
abstract = {The penetration of Mughal power into
previously autonomous regional kingdoms
produced significant political, but also
literary effects. In this article, I
trace the advent of the Mughal political
order to the princely state of Orcha
(located in what is now north-western
Madhya Pradesh) through the eyes of
Kesavdas (fl. 1600), the leading poet
from that court. Kesavdas is famous in
Hindi literary circles as one of the
progenitors of the Brajbhasha riti
tradition, a constellation of courtly
poetic and intellectual practices that
flourished in a climate of mixed Mughal
and sub-imperial patronage. There is a
pronounced tendency to think of
Kesavdas\d{M}COs work (and that of most riti
poets) as a corpus of baroque, purely
decorative poems largely comprising
time-worn erotic and devotional themes.
This preliminary study of Kesavdas\d{M}COs
three historical poems will help to
complicate such an understanding by
bringing into our conceptual purview a
fuller range of riti textual expression.
These lesser known works by one of the
foremost riti poets are certainly
striking for their literary
accomplishments, but they also serve as
an invaluable window onto a critical
moment in Orcha history. They constitute
the perfect testing ground for the
enterprise of retrieving historical
meaning from the literary sources that
were the dominant form of pre-modern
Indian courtly self-expression, and the
methodology employed here is to
critically engage both aesthetic and
historical perspectives simultaneously.},
}
@ARTICLE{snel-conf,
author = {Rupert Snell},
title = {Confessions of a 17th-Century Jain
Merchant: The Ardhakathanak of
Banarasidas},
citeulike-article-id = {247993},
journal = {South Asia Research},
keywords = {aesthetics alliteration autobiography
bhasa braj hindi history jainism
linguistic literature mannerist metre
mughal pastiche poetry prosody register
translation},
month = {May},
number = {1},
pages = {79--104},
priority = {2},
url = {http://sar.sagepub.com/cgi/content/abstract/25/1/79?maxtoshow=\&HITS=10\&hits=10\&RESULTFORMAT=\&author1=snell\&andorexactfulltext=and\&searchid=1120675365524_2\&stored_search=\&FIRSTINDEX=0\&sortspec=relevance\&resourcetype=1\&journalcode=spsar},
volume = {25},
year = {2005},
abstract = {The subject of this article, the
Ardhakathanak of Banarasidas (a Jain
author from Jaunpur), is an
autobiographical poem in the Braj Bhasa
dialect of Hindi dating from 1641 AD.
The article examines the construction of
the text, looking at the creative ways
in which Banarasidas builds subtle
literary devices by exploiting features
inherent in Hindi and in the metres
chosen for the poem. It is suggested
that a conventional critical approach to
the poem, following traditional
Sanskritic literary categories, can fail
to perceive the strengths of this
decidely vernacular composition, and
that a new methodology of vernacular
aesthetics is needed to do it justice.
The problems of maintaining the poem\d{M}COs
literary qualities in English
translation are explored, both by
examining published prose versions and
by an experiment with metrical English
verse.},
}
@BOOK{wago-tidi,
author = {Phillip B. Wagoner},
title = {Tidings of the King: a Translation and
Ethnohistorical Analysis of the
\emph{R\={a}yav\={a}cakamu}},
year = {1993},
publisher = {University of Hawaii Press},
address = {Honolulu},
isbn = {0824814959},
}
@ARTICLE{wago-prec,
author = {Phillip B. Wagoner},
title = {Precolonial Intellectuals and the
Production of Colonial Knowledge},
year = {2003},
journal = {Comparative Studies in Society and
History},
volume = {45},
number = {4},
month = Oct,
pages = {783--814},
}
@BOOK{himl,
author = {HIML},
title = {\textrm{Gerrit Jan Meulenbeld}, A
History of {Indian} Medical Literature},
publisher = {E. Forsten},
year = {1999--2002},
address = {Groningen},
note = {5v},
isbn = {9069801248},
source = {Own copy},
}
@BOOK{hatc-idio,
author = {Brian Hatcher},
title = {Idioms of Improvement: {Vidyasagar} and
Cultural Encounter in {Bengal}},
year = {1996},
publisher = {Oxford University Press},
address = {Calcutta},
note = {reprinted New Delhi: Oxford India
Paperbacks, 2000.},
}
@ARTICLE{hatc-what,
author = {Brian Hatcher},
title = {What's Become of the Pandit? Rethinking
the History of Sanskrit Scholars in
Colonial Bengal},
year = {forthcoming},
journal = {Modern Asian Studies},
}
@ARTICLE{hatc-sans,
author = {Brian Hatcher},
title = {Sanskrit Pandits Recall their Youth: Two
Autobiographies from Nineteenth-Century
Bengal},
year = {2001},
journal = {Journal of the American Oriental
Society},
volume = {121},
number = {4},
pages = {580--92},
source = {Own PDF; also in Questia},
}
@ARTICLE{hatc-indi,
author = {Brian Hatcher},
title = {Indigent Brahmans, Industrious Pandits:
Bourgeois Ideology and Sanskrit Pandits
in Colonial Calcutta},
year = {1996},
journal = {Comparative Studies of South Asia,
Africa and the Middle East},
volume = {16},
number = {1},
pages = {15-26},
source = {\url{http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/comparative_studies_of_south_asia_africa_and_the_middle_east/}},
note = {Special Issue: Divergent, Modernities},
}
@ARTICLE{hatc-cosm,
author = {Brian Hatcher},
title = {`The Cosmos is One Family' (vasudhaiva
kutumbakam): Problematic Mantra of Hindu
Humanism},
year = {1994},
journal = {Contributions to Indian Sociology},
volume = {28},
number = {1},
pages = {149--62},
month = {May},
}
@INCOLLECTION{hatc-slav,
author = {Brian Hatcher},
editor = {Manik Mukhopadhyay, et. al.},
title = {No Slave to Custom},
booktitle = {The Golden Book of Vidyasagar},
year = {1993},
publisher = {All Bengal Vidyasagar Death Centenary
Committee},
address = {Calcutta},
pages = {127--34},
}
@ARTICLE{dunn-iden,
author = {John Dunn},
title = {The Identity of the History of Ideas},
year = {1968},
journal = {Philosophy},
volume = {43},
pages = {85--104},
}
@BOOK{schu-anat,
author = {William Schupbach},
title = {The Paradox of {Rembrandt's} ``Anatomy
of Dr. Tulp''},
address = {London},
publisher = {Wellcome Institute for the History of
Medicine},
year = {1982},
isbn = {0854840397},
}
@MISC{hage-korp,
author = {Gunther von Hagens},
title = {Gunther von Hagens' Bodyworlds: The
Anatomical Exhibition of Real Human
Bodies},
url = {http://www.koerperwelten.de},
year = {2005},
note = {Over 19 international exhibitions,
claiming (in 2005) to have been attended
by more than 16 million visitors.},
}
@BOOK{eise-refl,
author = {Shmuel N. Eisenstadt and Dominic
Sachsenmaier and Jens Riedel},
title = {Reflections on Multiple Modernities:
European, Chinese and Other
Interpretations},
citeulike-article-id = {234941},
howpublished = {Hardcover},
isbn = {9004127976},
keywords = {asia modernity modernization},
month = {November},
publisher = {Brill Academic Publishers},
year = {2002},
}
@BOOK{eise-comp,
author = {S. N. Eisenstadt},
title = {Comparative Civilizations and Multiple
Modernities (2 Volume Set)},
citeulike-article-id = {234938},
howpublished = {Hardcover},
isbn = {9004129936},
keywords = {asia modernity modernization},
month = {March},
publisher = {{Brill Academic Publishers}},
year = {2003},
}
@BOOK{eise-mode,
author = {S. N. Eisenstadt},
title = {Modernization: Protest and Change
(Modernization of Traditional Society
S.)},
citeulike-article-id = {234939},
howpublished = {Paperback},
isbn = {0135994071},
year = {1967},
keywords = {asia modernity modernization},
publisher = {{Prentice Hall}},
source = {\citet[150]{gree+trou-hous}},
}
@BOOK{turn-maso,
title = {Masons, Tricksters and Cartographers:
Comparative Studies in the Sociology of
Scientific and Indigenous Knowledge},
author = {David Turnbull},
citeulike-article-id = {234937},
howpublished = {Hardcover},
isbn = {9057024993},
keywords = {knowledge science},
month = {August},
priority = {0},
publisher = {{Harwood Academic Pub}},
abstract = {{Science and technology have created
many of the problems besetting us at the
turn of the century, yet, paradoxically,
we cannot address them without their
assistance. This beautifully illustrated
book takes a fresh approach to resolving
the problems of progress and modernity
by reframing science and
technology.
In an eclectic and highly
original study, Turnbull brings together
a wide range of traditions as diverse as
cathedral building, Micronesian
navigation, cartography and turbulence
research. He argues that all our
differing ways of producing knowledge,
including science, are messy, spatial
and local. Every culture has its own
ways of assembling local knowledge,
thereby creating space through the
linking of people, practices and places.
The spaces we inhabit and assemblages we
work with are not as homogeneous and
coherent as our modernist perspectives
have led us to believe-rather they are
complex and heterogeneous motleys.}},
year = {2000},
}
@BOOK{bull-new,
editor = {Alan Bullock and Stephen Trombley},
title = {New Fontana Dictionary of Modern
Thought},
address = {London},
citeulike-article-id = {234931},
howpublished = {Paperback},
isbn = {0002558718},
publisher = {Harper Collins Publishers},
year = {1999},
}
@BOOK{sast-hind,
author = {Subrahma\d{n}ya \'{S}\={a}strin},
title = {Hindu\-vaidya\-\'{s}\={a}stra},
year = {1876},
publisher = {Mysore Book Dep{\^o}t Press},
address = {Bangalore},
source = {HIML IIa.362, IOL: 9.D.10},
}
@BOOK{maha-hikm,
author = {Mah\={a}devadeva},
editor = {Pa\d{n}\d{d}it Nandal\={a}la\'{s}arman},
title = {Hikmatprak\={a}\'{s}a},
year = {1913/1914},
publisher = {\'{S}r\={\i}ve\.{n}kate\'{s}var Press},
address = {Bombay},
}
@BOOK{benn-new,
editor = {Tony Bennett and Lawrence Grossberg and
Meaghan Morris},
publisher = {{Blackwell Publishers}},
title = {New Keywords: A Vocabulary Of Culture
And Society},
year = {2005},
citeulike-article-id = {197255},
howpublished = {Paperback},
isbn = {0631225692},
}
@BOOK{prat-cauk,
author = {{Caukhamba Sanskrit Pratishthan}},
title = {2005 Caukhamba Sahitya},
year = {2005},
publisher = {Caukhamba Sanskrit Pratishthan},
address = {Delhi},
source = {Own copy},
}
@INCOLLECTION{redd-poli,
author = {Sita Reddy},
title = {The Politics and Poetics of ``Magazine
Medicine''},
crossref = {john-poli},
booktitle = {The Politics of Healing: A History of
Alternative Medicine in
Twentieth-Century North America},
year = {2004},
pages = {207--229},
}
@ARTICLE{pres-hist,
author = {Gerald A. Press},
title = {History and the Development of the Idea
of History in {Antiquity}},
year = {1977},
journal = {History and Theory},
volume = {16},
number = {3},
pages = {280--96},
source = {uk.JSTOR.org},
}
@INCOLLECTION{turn-ksii,
author = {David Turnbull},
title = {Knowlege Systems in India},
crossref = {seli-ency},
year = {1997},
booktitle = {Encyclopaedia of the History of Science,
Technology, and Medicine in
non-{Western} Cultures},
pages = {500--502},
source = {WL: HI /(folios) AB/SEL},
}
@INCOLLECTION{turn-know,
author = {David Turnbull},
title = {Knowlege Systems: Local Knowledge},
crossref = {seli-ency},
year = {1997},
booktitle = {Encyclopaedia of the History of Science,
Technology, and Medicine in
non-{Western} Cultures},
pages = {485--90},
source = {WL: HI /(folios) AB/SEL},
}
@BOOK{rous-know,
author = {Joseph Rouse},
title = {Knowledge and Power: Towards a Political
Philosophy of Science},
year = {1987},
publisher = {Cornell University Press},
address = {Cornell},
}
@BOOK{pick-scie,
editor = {Andrew Pickering},
title = {Science as Practice and Culture},
year = {1992},
publisher = {University of Chicago Press},
address = {Chicago},
}
@BOOK{shap+scha-levi,
author = {Steven Shapin and Simon Schaffer},
title = {Leviathan and the Air Pump: Boyle and
the Experimental Life},
year = {1985},
publisher = {Princeton University Press},
address = {Princeton},
}
@ARTICLE{lato-visu,
author = {Bruno Latour},
year = {1986},
title = {Visualization and Cognition: thinking
with eyes and hands},
journal = {Knowledge and Society},
volume = {6},
pages = {1--40},
}
@INCOLLECTION{turn-rati,
author = {David Turnbull},
title = {Rationality, Objectivity, and Method},
crossref = {seli-ency},
year = 1997,
booktitle = {Encyclopaedia of the History of Science,
Technology, and Medicine in
non-{Western} Cultures},
pages = {845--50},
source = {WL: HI /(folios) AB/SEL},
}
@INCOLLECTION{wuja-piou2,
author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
title = {\,`{A} Pious Fraud': The {Indian} Claims
for Pre-{Jennerian} Smallpox
Vaccination},
booktitle = {Studies on {Indian} Medical History},
chapter = {9},
publisher = mlbd,
year = {2001},
editor = {Gerrit Jan Meulenbeld and Dominik
Wujastyk},
pages = {121--154},
edition = {2},
series = {Indian Medical Tradition},
volume = {5},
isbn = {81-208-1768-0},
crossref = {meul-stud2},
}
@ARTICLE{hold-body,
author = {Barbara A. Holdrege},
title = {Body Connections: {Hindu} Discourses of
the Body and the Study of Religion},
year = {1998},
journal = {International Journal of Hindu Studies},
volume = {2},
number = {3},
pages = {341--86},
month = {December},
source = {Own copy},
}
@BOOK{croo-tran,
editor = {Nigel Crook},
title = {The Transmission of Knowledge in {South
Asia}},
publisher = oup,
year = {1996},
address = {Delhi},
source = {Pollock, Narrative Desc.},
}
@INCOLLECTION{poll-deep,
crossref = {brec-orie},
author = {Sheldon Pollock},
title = {Deep Orientalism? Notes on {Sanskrit}
and Power beyond the {Raj}},
booktitle = {Orientalism and the Postcolonial
Predicament: Perspectives on {South
Asia}},
year = {1993},
chapter = {3},
pages = {76--133},
}
@BOOK{gana-yoga,
isbn = {1895383196},
address = {Chidambaram},
author = {Ganapathy, T. N. },
citeulike-article-id = {117724},
howpublished = {Paperback},
isbn = {1895383196},
keywords = {india medicine siddha tamil yoga},
publisher = {Kriya Yoga Publications Inc},
title = {The Yoga of Siddha Boganathar},
url = {http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect?tag=citeulike-20{\&}path=ASIN/1895383196},
year = {2003},
}
@BOOK{nata-tiru,
abstract = {3 vols.},
author = {N. Natarajan and M. Govindan},
citeulike-article-id = {117723},
howpublished = {Paperback},
isbn = {1895383021},
keywords = {medicine siddha tamil tirumantiram yoga},
month = {July},
publisher = {Kriya Yoga Pubns},
title = {Thirumandiram: A Classic of Yoga and
Tantra by {Siddhar Thirumoolar}},
url = {http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/ASIN/1895383021/citeulike04-21},
year = {1993},
}
@BOOK{john-medi,
abstract = {This translation of the fourteenth
century classic Medicine of the Prophet
contains information on the customs and
sayings of the Prophet Muhammad, as well
as herbal and medical practices current
during the time. A combination of
religious and medical information that
provides advice for the preservation and
restoration of health, this text
contains substantial materia medica.},
author = {Jawziyya, Ibn Q.a. and Al-Jawziyya, Ibn
Q. and Johnstone, Penelope },
citeulike-article-id = {116361},
howpublished = {Paperback},
isbn = {0946621225},
keywords = {unani},
month = {January},
publisher = {{Islamic Texts Society}},
title = {Medicine of the Prophet},
url = {http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/ASIN/0946621225/citeulike04-21},
year = {1998},
}
@INCOLLECTION{atte-isla,
author = {Guy Attewell},
title = {Islamic Medicines: Perspectives on the
Greek Legacy in the History of Islamic
Medical Traditions in West Asia},
crossref = {seli-medi},
booktitle = {Medicine Across Cultures. History and
Practice of Medicine in Non-Western
Cultures},
year = {2003},
pages = {325--350},
source = {Own copy},
}
@BOOK{gree+trou-hous,
author = {Anna Green and Kathleeen Troup},
howpublished = {Paperback},
isbn = {0719052556},
month = {April},
publisher = {{Manchester University Press}},
title = {The Houses of History: A Critical Reader
in Twentieth Century History and Theory},
url = {http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/ASIN/0719052556/citeulike04-21},
year = {1999},
}
@BOOK{muns-rout,
author = {Alun Munslow},
howpublished = {Paperback},
isbn = {0415184959},
month = {November},
publisher = {Routledge},
title = {The Routledge Companion to Historical
Studies},
url = {http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/ASIN/0415184959/citeulike04-21},
year = {1999},
abstract = {{The Routledge Companion to Historical
Studies provides a much needed critical
introduction to the key issues, the
historians and philosophers, and their
concepts, ideas and theories that have
prompted the rethinking of History that
has gathered pace in the 1990s. Key
concepts for the new history are
examined through the ideas of leading
historians and philosophers since the
eighteenth century such as Kant,
Nietzsche, Croce, Collingwood, White,
Foucault and Derrida including: class;
empiricism, hermeneutics, inference,
metanarrative, relativism; and
teleology. With an introduction setting
out the state of the discipline of
history today and alphabetical entries
on the key ideas, issues and concepts,
The Routledge Companion to Historical
Studies explores the exciting challenges
that history faces in the late twentieth
century.}},
}
@BOOK{vasu-yoga,
author = {Somadeva Vasudeva},
title = {The Yoga of the Malinivijayottaratantra,
Critical edition, translation and notes
},
year = {2004},
publisher = {IFP-EFEO},
address = {Pondicherry},
number = {97},
series = {Collection Indologie},
}
@BOOK{offi-memo,
title = {Memorandum On The Census Of {British
India} Of 1871--72},
year = {1875},
publisher = {Majesty' Stationary Office},
address = {London},
abstract = {The Memorandum on the Census of British
India of 1871-72 is a short document,
around 40 pages of text, which
summarises the findings of the first
attempt at a census of India made during
the British Raj. It is a concise summary
of the findings of what attempted to be
the first true census of India. There
were, as the memorandum indicates, a
number of problems encountered: in
particular that it was not conducted
simultaneously over the whole of India
was probably the greatest shortcoming in
the undertaking. However, it was a
milestone in the development of the
census of India and in many senses was
the first real census of India. The
memorandum also contains much which is
indicative of the importance of the
census in the creation of categories
which became firmly embedded in the
consciousness of later census makers,
and in the colonial conceptulisation of
India. It contains not only substantial
amounts of numerical data on the matters
enumerated but also delightful anecdotal
details concerning India at the time. },
source = {http://131.172.16.7/FMPro?-DB=1871.fp5&-Format=dcd/page.htm&-Max=1&-FindAll},
annote = {Medicine occupies 75,000 persons, of
whom 61,500 are described as surgeons,
doctors, or medical practitioners; there
are 5 oculists (all at Benares), 3
dentists, 2,200 apothecaries, hospital
assistants, compounders, and leechmen
(including 275 circumcisers in Bengal),
7,200 accoucheurs, 1,600 vaccinators,
and 260 inoculators (the last being
specified only in Bengal), 7 veterinary
surgeons, and 300 cow-doctors; in Mysore
and Coorg no details are given.},
}
@INCOLLECTION{lock+nich-intr,
author = {Margaret Lock and Mark Nichter},
title = {Introduction: From documenting Medical
Pluralism to Critical Interpretations of
Globalized Health Knowledge, Policies
and Practices},
crossref = {nich+lock-hori},
booktitle = {New Horizons in Medical Anthropology:
Essays in Honour of {Charles Leslie}},
year = {2002},
chapter = {1},
pages = {1--34},
source = {own copy of book},
}
@UNPUBLISHED{lesl-pers,
author = {Charles Leslie},
title = {Personal Communication},
year = {2004},
source = {DHIIR Conference},
}
@MISC{nati-nati,
author = {{National Institute of Health and Family
Welfare}},
title = {National Health Committees},
year = {2003},
howpublished = {Website},
abstract = {Lists some major Indian Government
health committees},
url = {http://www.ndc-nihfw.org/html/CommitteAndCommunications.htm},
}
@TECHREPORT{mudaliar-report,
author = {Arcot Lakshmanaswami Mudaliar},
title = {Report of the Health Survey and Planning
Committee},
institution = {Government of India, Ministry of Health},
year = {1962},
address = {Delhi},
source = {\cite[318]{jagg-revi},
\url{http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/Organizations/healthnet/SAsia/suchana/9999/indep.html},
\url{http://www.ndc-nihfw.org/html/CommitteAndCommunications.htm}},
}
@INCOLLECTION{jagg-revi,
author = {O. P. Jaggi},
title = {Revival of {Ayurveda}},
booktitle = {Medicine in {India}: Modern Period},
year = {2000},
publisher = oup,
address = {New Delhi},
volume = {IX,1},
series = {History of Science, Philosophy and
Culture in Indian Civilization},
chapter = {23},
pages = {311--318},
source = {Own copy},
isbn = {019 565126X},
}
@BOOK{dhun-yoga,
editor = {\d{D}hu\d{n}\d{d}hir\={a}j \'{S}\={a}str\={\i}},
title = {Yogas\={u}tram by Mahar\d{s}iPata\~{n}jali with six
commentaries. 1. R\={a}jam\={a}rta\d{n}\d{d}a by
Bhojar\={a}ja, 2. Prad\={\i}pik\={a} by Bh\={a}v\={a}-Ga\d{n}e\'{s}a,
3. V\d{r}tti by N\={a}goji Bha\d{t}\d{t}a, 4. Ma\d{n}iprabh\={a}
by R\={a}m\={a}nandayati, 5. Candrika by
Anantadeva, 6. Yogasudh\={a}kara by
Sad\={a}\'{s}ivendra Sarasvat\={\i}},
year = {2001},
publisher = {Caukhambha Sanskrit Sansthan},
address = {Varanasi},
volume = {83},
series = {Kashi Sanskrit Series},
edition = {3},
source = {WL: P.B.Sansk.2029},
}
@BOOK{mitr-yoga,
author = {R{\'a}jendral{\'a}la Mitra},
title = {The {Yoga} Aphorisms of {Pata\~{n}jali} with
the Commentary of {Bhoja R{\'a}j{\'a}}
and an {English} Translation},
year = {1883},
publisher = {The Asiatic Society of Bengal},
address = {Calcutta},
volume = {93},
number = {462, 478, 482 and 491--492},
series = {Bibliotheca Indica New Series},
source = {BL: 14002.a.vol.93},
source = {CUL: Order in Rare Books Room (Not
borrowable): 811.b.6.143},
annote = {copied 1--48},
}
@ARTICLE{chop-obit,
author = {P.N.C. and G.R.McR.},
title = {{Brevet-Colonel Sir Ram Nath Chopra}},
year = {1973},
journal = bmj,
volume = {5879},
number = {3},
pages = {547},
month = {8 September},
source = {WL: serials /BRI},
}
@ARTICLE{chop-orga,
author = {Ram Nath Chopra},
title = {Organization of Public Health and
Medical Service in {India}},
year = {1941},
journal = {Current Science: supplement},
volume = {10},
number = {2},
pages = {109--116},
month = {February},
url = {http://www.ias.ac.in/j_archive/currsci/10/vol10contents.html},
note = {Available
at
\url{http://www.ias.ac.in/j_archive/currsci/10/vol10contents.html}},
source = {Own offprint},
}
@BOOK{gard-ayur,
author = {R. K. Garde},
title = {Ayurveda for Health and Long Life},
publisher = {D. B. Taraporevala Sons \& Co. Private
Ltd.},
year = {1975},
address = {Bombay},
note = {Author (Captain, I.M.S. rtd.) also wrote
``The, Principles and Practice of
Yoga-Therapy'', ``The Biodynamics of
Shadanga Yoga''. Refers to ``Prophet of
Pondicherry'', using Aurobindo quotes
and jargon. Sees his book as part of
giving Indian spirituality to the West.},
abstract = {Preface: The postulates that follow have
been established as basic premises on
which the solid edifice of ancient
Ayurveda has been based and built. 1.
The Mind-Soul-Body complex forms the
basic Tripod of Life. 2. The
Pancha-maha-bhutas, plus the
Soul-Mind-Time-Direction colossus go to
form the basic nine Dravyas (material
entities). 3. The qualities or Gunas
inherent in them are forty-five in
number -- but roughly twenty (ten pairs
of opposites dualities) of them are of
routine practical importance, as has
been sumarised by the pragmatic
Vagbhatacharya (vide Ashtanga Hridaya,
Sutra 1:19). 4. Karma, i.e. the action
resulting from these Gunas is specific
and facilitates building up of the
framework of Ayurvedic methods of
prevention and cure of disease. In fact,
the Dravya-Guna-Karma complex is
responsible fro maintaining
``homeo-stasis'', i.e., the internal,
ecological, and physiological balance
and harmony. 5. The gross body and the
subtle mind are liable to disease and
ill-health. The Tridoshas
(Wata-Pitta-Kapha) are bodily Doshas
(vitiators) just as Raja and Tama are
the mental ones. Their balanced harmony
is essential for somato-psychic health
and well-being, while their disharmony
spells disease, ill-health, and finally
death. These premises are based on the
ancient ``physics and chemistry"
adumbrated in the famous
Nyaya-Vaisheshika Darshanas as well as
the cause-effect complex of Kapila's
Samkhya Darshana and the micro-neurology
of the Yoga Shastras. The triad of
biologically active and universally
present organic principles, classically
called the Tridosha, are the very basic,
organized, vital forces, functioning
throughout cosmic creation. Such Divine
Dynamism is the common denominator,
notably for Yoga and Ayurveda, together
with the allied arts and sciences of the
ancient, omniscient Hindu saints and
seers. The Modern "Unified Field
Theory", so valid and true at the gross,
physical, mundane level, is also subtly
so in matters divine and fields
spiritual.},
keywords = {Unified Field, Aurobindo, Ayurveda},
source = {Cambridge University Library,
9300.c.3817},
}
@MISC{sivi+lloy-wasn,
author = {N. Sivin and G. E. R. Lloyd},
title = {Why Wasn't Chinese Science about Nature?
With a Discussion of Concepts of Nature
in Ancient Greece and Comparisons },
year = {2003},
url = {http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/~nsivin/wayword.html},
note = {This is a selection of excerpts from a
draft of The Way and the Word.
Cross-references have been retained in
this document to indicate that certain
points have been treated elsewhere in
the book. },
}
@ARTICLE{sivi-stat,
author = {Nathan Sivin},
title = {State, Cosmos and Body in the Last Three
Centuries {B.C.}},
year = {1995},
journal = {Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies},
volume = {55},
number = {1},
pages = {5--37},
source = {JSTOR},
}
@INCOLLECTION{lloy-inve,
author = {G. E. R. Lloyd},
title = {The Invention of Nature},
crossref = {lloy-meth},
booktitle = {Methods and Problems in {Greek} Science},
year = {1991},
pages = {417--434},
}
@ARTICLE{wuja-revi-meul,
author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
title = {Review of: G. Jan Meulenbeld, \emph{A
History of Indian, Medical Literature}.
Groningen Oriental Studies Volume
XV/I--III. (Groningen: Egbert Forsten
1999--2002)},
year = {2004},
journal = bsoas,
volume = {67},
number = {3},
pages = {404--407},
annote = {http://zetoc.mimas.ac.uk/wzgw?terms=RN161408360&field=zid},
isbn = {0041-977X},
}
@BOOK{zysk-conj,
author = {Kenneth G. Zysk},
title = {Conjugal Love in {India}},
year = {2002},
publisher = {Brill},
address = {Leiden},
volume = {1},
series = {Sir Henry Wellcome Asian Series},
isbn = {90 04 12598 1},
}
@ARTICLE{wuja-siga,
author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
title = {Review of: Robert Sigal{\'e}a, \emph{La
m{\'e}decine traditionnelle de l'Inde:
doctrines pr{\'e}vedique, v{\'e}dique,
{\^a}yurvedique, yogique et tantrique,
les empereurs Moghols, leurs maladies et
leurs m{\'e}decins} (Gen{\`e}ve:
Olizane, 1995)},
year = {2000},
journal = {Medical History},
volume = {44},
number = {1},
pages = {120--121},
}
@ARTICLE{wuja-mrdu,
author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
title = {Review of: Mridula Saha, \emph{History
of Indian Medicine based on Vedic
Literature: Satapatha Brahmana}
(Calcutta: The Asiatic Society, 1999)},
year = {2000},
journal = {Asian Medicine: Newsletter of the
International Association for the Study
of Traditional Asian Medicine},
pages = {17},
month = {September},
}
@MISC{wuja-herb,
author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
editor = {John Watkins},
title = {Herbs, Pills and Potions},
year = {2004},
howpublished = {BBC Radio 4 broadcast},
url = {http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/science/herbspillsandpotions.shtml},
}
@ARTICLE{sape-heav,
author = {R B Saper and S N Kales and J Paquin and
M J Burns and D M Eisenberg and R B
Davis and R S Phillips},
title = {Heavy Metal Content of Ayurvedic Herbal
Medicine Products},
year = {2004},
journal = jama,
volume = {292},
number = {23},
pages = {2868--73},
month = {December 15},
abstract = {Lead, mercury, and arsenic intoxication
have been associated with the use of
Ayurvedic herbal medicine product
(HMPs). OBJECTIVES: To determine the
prevalence and concentration of heavy
metals in Ayurvedic HMPs manufactured in
South Asia and sold in Boston-area
stores and to compare estimated daily
metal ingestion with regulatory
standards. DESIGN AND SETTING:
Systematic search strategy to identify
all stores 20 miles or less from Boston
City Hall that sold Ayurvedic HMPs from
South Asia by searching online Yellow
Pages using the categories markets,
supermarkets, and convenience stores,
and business names containing the word
India, Indian cities, and Indian words.
An online national directory of Indian
grocery stores, a South Asian community
business directory, and a newspaper were
also searched. We visited each store and
purchased all unique Ayurvedic HMPs
between April 25 and October 24, 2003.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Concentrations
(microg/g) of lead, mercury, and arsenic
in each HMP as measured by x-ray
fluorescence spectroscopy. Estimates of
daily metal ingestion for adults and
children estimated using manufacturers'
dosage recommendations with comparisons
to US Pharmacopeia and US Environmental
Protection Agency regulatory standards.
RESULTS: A total of 14 (20%) of 70 HMPs
(95% confidence interval, 11%-31%)
contained heavy metals: lead (n = 13;
median concentration, 40 microg/g;
range, 5-37,000), mercury (n = 6; median
concentration, 20,225 microg/g; range,
28-104,000), and/or arsenic (n = 6;
median concentration, 430 microg/g;
range, 37-8130). If taken as recommended
by the manufacturers, each of these 14
could result in heavy metal intakes
above published regulatory standards.
CONCLUSIONS: One of 5 Ayurvedic HMPs
produced in South Asia and available in
Boston South Asian grocery stores
contains potentially harmful levels of
lead, mercury, and/or arsenic. Users of
Ayurvedic medicine may be at risk for
heavy metal toxicity, and testing of
Ayurvedic HMPs for toxic heavy metals
should be mandatory.},
url = {http://jama.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/short/292/23/2868?eaf},
}
@BOOK{vale-mede,
author = {Fran{\c c}oise de Valence},
title = {M{\'e}decins de fortune et d'infortune:
Des aventuriers fran{\c c}ais en Inde au
XVIIe si{\`e}cle. T{\'e}moins et
t{\'e}moignages},
year = {2000},
publisher = {Maisonneuve et Larose},
address = {Paris},
isbn = {2-7068-1441-1},
}
@ARTICLE{wuja-madh,
author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
title = {The Wellcome Su\'{s}ruta Manuscript of
Madhus\={u}dana Gupta: Nineenth-Century
Medical Communicator, Editor, and
Surgeon},
year = {forthcoming\,},
journal = wzks,
note = {Invited contribution},
}
@ARTICLE{wuja-tanj,
author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
title = {Medical Scholarship at the Court of
Tanjavur, South India, 1650--1750:
Historiographical Assumptions},
journal = {Journal of Indian Philosophy},
year = {in preparation},
}
@ARTICLE{wuja-time,
author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
title = {A Medicine That Has Stood the Test of
Time},
year = {2001},
journal = {The Independent},
pages = {4},
month = {24 July},
abstract = {\begin{quote}Dominik Wujastyk: A
medicine that has stood the test of time
From a talk given at Asia House by the
Associate Curator for South Asian
Collections at the Wellcome Library in
London 24 July 2001 The classical
medicine of India, ayurveda in Sanskrit,
is highly systematic. Today, ayurveda is
beginning to take a place in the West
alongside other complementary and
alternative therapies. This is happening
fast, and as it does so, ayurveda is
changing, and to some extent being
dumbed down. Thus, what we can easily
find out about it today is often only
its teaching that the body's wellbeing
is a function of three humours, wind,
bile and phlegm. There is a great deal
more to ayurveda than this, and I would
like to convey, if I can, a sense of the
complexity and subtlety of this medical
system in its original setting.
Ayurvedic medicine is old, with roots
going back to the time of the Buddha,
who - according to the latest
scholarship - probably died in about 400
BC. From its beginnings at this time,
ayurvedic theory and practice was
gradually developed and formalised
until, about 2,000 years ago, several
huge medical encyclopedias were compiled
in Sanskrit, the precise and beautiful
classical language of India. Three of
these have survived up to the present;
several other major works have been lost
forever. But the works that survived are
substantial, and cover a wide range of
topics, from diagnosis through therapy,
herbal medicine, and even refined
surgery. In subsequent centuries,
ayurvedic literature and practice
continued to evolve, with thousands of
textbooks, monographs, dictionaries, and
other works being written, right up to
the 19th century. New ayurvedic works in
Sanskrit are occasionally composed even
now, though they are virtuoso gestures
to a glorious tradition rather than
organic products of a living system of
medicine. In addition to the extensive
formal herbal knowledge available in the
ayurvedic tradition, therapies such as
oil massage, evacuations, cleansing, and
exercise are all discussed in detail.
Great attention is paid to the
interaction between the personal
constitution of the patient, the time,
and the diet. The patient's regimen must
change with the time of the year, and
the food eaten and the exercise taken
must be in sympathy with it. Thus, hot
foods are prescribed for winter, and
cooling foods for summer. Ayurveda is
not homeopathic: treatment is a matter
of balancing out opposing forces in the
body, and restoring equilibrium. These
ideas are not, however, just vague
well-meaning suggestions. Traditionally,
it took 12 years to train an ayurvedic
physician. In this time, the physician
would become extremely proficient in
herbal lore, but would also learn about
the six flavours that are present in
every food, and how these flavours can
inflame or pacify the humours. The
student would learn about the 20
physical qualities of every medicinal
substance, and about its two potencies,
and the changes that would take place in
the effect of a medicine as it underwent
digestion. It is only in the last few
decades that the traditional medicine of
India itself has begun to find a wide
and receptive audience outside India,
especially in the United States,
Britain, Italy, and Germany. But only a
fraction of the medical wisdom of
ayurveda is represented as it comes into
our shops in London and Manhattan. In
both India and Sri Lanka today, ayurveda
is officially supported at the
government level. It forms a respected
component of national healthcare
provision, although the proportion of
the health budget spent on ayurveda is
small compared with that spent on
biomedicine. There are government
colleges, clinics, hospitals, and
accredited programs of professional
training, qualification and licensing.
Outside South Asia, ayurveda is having
to find its place in a different
marketplace, that of complementary and
alternative medicine. As this happens,
it is becoming imperative that
practitioners and medical suppliers
organise into professional associations
in order to provide the accreditation
and validation necessary to participate
in the modern medical
marketplace.\end{quote}},
url = {http://comment.independent.co.uk/podium/story.jsp?story=84973},
}
@BOOK{jenk-reth,
author = {Keith Jenkins},
title = {Re-Thinking History},
publisher = {Routledge},
address = {London and New York},
year = {1991},
isbn = {0-415-06778-2},
source = {own copy},
}
@INCOLLECTION{bahl-situ,
author = {Vinay Bahl},
title = {Situating and Rethinking Subaltern
Studies for Writing Working-Class
History},
crossref = {dirl-hist},
booktitle = {History After the Three Worlds:
Post-Eurocentric Historiographies},
year = {2000},
publisher = {Rowman \& Littlefield},
address = {Lanham, Boulder, New York, Oxford},
chapter = {5},
pages = {85--124},
source = {own offprint copy; book in UCL lib:
History/6A/DIR},
isbn = {0-8476-9342-2},
}
@BOOK{west-text,
author = {Martin L. West},
title = {Textual Criticism and Editorial
Technique applicable to {Greek and
Latin} Texts},
year = {1973},
publisher = {Teubner},
address = {Stuttgart},
isbn = {3-519-07401-X (pbk), 3-519-07402-8
(cloth)},
source = {own copy},
} ARTICLE{kone-deut,
author = {J{\"u}rgen Konert},
title = {Deutsche Missions{\"a}rzte in Tranquebar
: vermittlet durch die Franckeschen
Stiftungen},
year = {1992},
journal = {Hallesche medizinhistorische Hefte},
volume = {1},
pages = {20--42},
source = {WL: Serials /HAL 1992 open shelves},
}
@BOOK{fiel-reli,
author = {Gregory P. Fields},
title = {Religious Therapeutics: Body and Health
in Yoga, \={A}yurveda and Tantra},
year = {2001},
publisher = suny,
address = {New York},
}
@ARTICLE{rosu-reno,
author = {Arion Ro{\c s}u},
title = {Le renouveau contemporain de l'\={A}yurveda},
journal = wzks,
year = {1982},
volume = {26},
pages = {67--8},
source = {\cite[xlvii]{rosu-1989}},
}
@BOOK{wise-revi,
author = {Thomas A. Wise},
title = {Review of the History of Medicine},
year = {1867},
publisher = {J. Churchhill, Adam Black \& Co., Wm.
Thacker \& Co.},
address = {London, Edinburgh, Bombay and Calcutta},
source = {Daggi's photocopy},
}
@BOOK{sarm-cova,
author = {Madhus\={u}dana \'{S}arma},
title = {Covac\={\i}niprak\={a}\'{s}a},
year = {1834},
address = {Lavapura},
source = {WL: Sanskrit litho 68},
}
@BOOK{hess-ayur,
author = {Franz Hessler},
title = {Ayurv{\'e}das: id est medicinae systema
a venerabili {D'Hanvantare} demonstratum
a {Susruta} discipulo compositum; Nunc
primum ex {Sanskrita} in {Latinum}
sermonem vertit, introductionem,
annotationes et rerum indice {Franciscus
Hessler}},
year = {1844-55},
publisher = {Ferdinandum Enke},
address = {Erlangen},
source = {WL (2 copies)},
}
@BOOK{care-abri,
author = {Felix Carey},
title = {An abridgement of the History of England
[by Oliver Goldsmith]\ldots continued,
by an eminent writer, to the Peace of
Amiens\ldots 1802},
year = {1819},
publisher = {Calcutta School-Book Society},
address = {Serampore},
note = {In Bengali},
source = {COPAC},
}
@BOOK{bret-anat,
author = {Peter Breton},
title = {Anatomy, Diseases And Incidental
Complaints Of The Human Ear},
year = {1829},
publisher = {s.n.},
address = {Calcutta},
source = {Copac},
note = {In Hindi},
}
@BOOK{bret-hind,
author = {Peter Breton},
title = {Hindoostanee Version of the \emph{London
Pharmacopoeia}, Printed in Lithography
in the {Persian} Character, for the Use
of the Students of the {Native Medical
Institution}},
year = {1824},
publisher = {s.n.},
address = {Calcutta},
source = {Copac},
}
@BOOK{gupt-ayur,
title = {\={A}yur-veda-prak\={a}\'{s}a [also called
{Su\'{s}ruta-sa\d{m}hit\={a}}] by {Su\'{s}ruta}. The
{Su\'{s}ruta}, or System of Medicine, Taught
by {Dhanwantari}, and Composed by his
Disciple {Su\'{s}ruta}},
editor = {Sri Madhusudana Gupta},
notes = {vol. I: S\={u}tra, Nid\={a}na and \'{S}\={a}r\={\i}ra; vol.
II: Cikits\={a}, Kalpa and Uttara-tantra},
publisher = {Education Press and Baptist Mission
Press},
address = {Calcutta},
year = {1835--1836},
source = {IO.9.C.18--19; IO.San.C.109: vol.I;
Haas, Cat. BM, 139]; ed. in four parts,
J\~{n}\={a}naratn\={a}kara Press, Calcutta 1868
[IO.2.E.26--29]; 2nd ed., vol. I:
S\={u}trasth\={a}na, vol. II: Nid\={a}na and \'{S}\={a}r\={\i}ra,
Sangbada Jnanaratnakara Press, Calcutta
1874 [IO.C.6--7].},
}
@BOOK{osha-dise,
author = {Richard O'Shaughnessy},
title = {On Diseases of the Jaws: With a Brief
Outline of Their Surgical Anatomy, and a
Desription of the Operations for Their
Extirpation and Amputation},
year = {1844},
publisher = {W. Thacker at the Baptist Mission Press},
address = {Calcutta},
annote = {Marriage record: 20 Jan 1846 Richard
O'SHAUGHNESSY (of age), Bachelor, Asst.
Surgeon, Calcutta, Father's name:
Francis O'Shaughnessy, to Isabella
Palmer BELLI (of age) Spinster,
Calcutta, Father's name: Wm. H. Belli,
by Licence, witness: Carrington Palmer,
I. Anley, I H Patlow, I. Louis, M.
Anley, H. Tombs Married by T Dealtry,
Archdeacon. Cited from the research of
Pamela Stockhall
, posted on 18
Oct 2001 at http://archiver.rootsweb.com
/th/read/INDIA/2001-10/1003376332},
source = {WL: EPB RAMC /OSH; another copy: EPB / B
39311/B},
}
@BOOK{kahn-khaz,
editor = {{K{\'a}nh-Ji, Diwan, of Patna}},
title = {Khaz{\'a}nat ul Ilm, or the Treasury of
Science, being a course of instruction
in the various branches of Mathematics},
publisher = {Committee of Public Instructionand the
Asiatic Society},
year = {1835},
address = {Calcutta},
note = {In Persian. Adopted for publication by
the\ldots Committee of Public
Instruction\ldots and printed up to the
492nd page under the supervision of Dr.
J. Tytler, suspended by order\ldots
transferred\ldots to the Asiatic Society
in\ldots 1835 and completed at the
Society's expence under the\ldots
supervision of\ldots Mans{\'u}r Ahmed
Burdw{\'a}n{\'ai}, etc.},
source = {British Library},
}
@BOOK{tytl-shor,
author = {John Tytler},
title = {A Short Anatomical Description of the
Heart, Extracted from the {Edinburgh}
Medical Dictionary. Translated into
{Arabic by John Tytler}},
year = {1828},
publisher = {V. Holcroft},
address = {Calcutta},
source = {WL: Early Printed Books /Supp},
}
@BOOK{tytl-anis,
author = {John Tytler},
title = {Anis al-musharrihin = \emph{The,
Anatomist's Vade-Mecum by {Robert
Hooper}} translated into {Arabic}},
year = {1830},
publisher = {Education Press},
address = {Calcutta},
}
@BOOK{tytl-jawa,
author = {John Tytler},
title = {The jaw{\'a}m{\`e} ul ilm ul
riy{\'a}z{\'\i}, or, A Translation from
{Hutton}'s \emph{Course of Mathematics}
into {Arabic}},
year = {1835},
publisher = {Education Press and Asiatic Society},
address = {Calcutta},
source = {UCL: Special Collections; GRAVES 2.d.28},
}
@BOOK{tytl-fusu,
editor = {John Tytler},
title = {al-Fu\d{s}\={u}l al-ibuqr\={a}\d{t}\={\i}ya f\={\i} `l-u\d{s}\={u}l
al\d{t}ibb\={\i}ya = The {Aphorisms of
Hippocrates}, Translated into {Arabic}
by {Honain ben Ishak}, Physician to the
{Caliph Motawukkul}},
year = {1832},
publisher = {Education Press},
address = {Calcutta},
source = {WL: REQUEST P.B. Arabic 466 },
note = {Reprinted in \emph{Texts and Studies on
Islamic Medicine} (Frankfurt am Main:
Institute for the History of
Arabic-Islamic Science at the Johann
Wolfgang Goethe University), vol.\,7,
pp.\,201-310},
}
@BOOK{sen-scie,
author = {S. N. Sen},
title = {Scientific and Technical Education in
India 1781-1900},
year = {1991},
publisher = {Indian National Science Academy},
address = {New Delhi},
}
@BOOK{bala-impe,
author = {Poonam Bala},
title = {Imperialism and Medicine in Bengal: A
Socio-Historical Perspective},
year = {1991},
publisher = {Sage Publications},
address = {New Delhi},
isbn = {8170362458 (India) 0803991002 (US)},
}
@BOOK{calc-cent,
author = {{Calcutta Medical College}},
title = {The Centenary of the {Medical College,
Bengal}},
year = {1835-1934},
publisher = {Calcutta Medical College},
address = {Calcutta},
}
@BOOK{banglapedia,
editor = {Sirajul Islam and others},
publisher = {Asiatic Society of Bangladesh},
title = {Banglapedia},
year = {1998--2003},
howpublished = {Print, CDROM, Web},
url = {http://www.banglapedia.org},
}
@BOOK{toml-arno,
editor = {E. W. F. Tomlin},
title = {{Arnold Toynbee}: A Selection from his
Works},
year = {1978},
publisher = oup,
address = {Oxford},
source = {CUL: North Front 3, 500.1.c.95.319},
isbn = {0-19-215259-9},
}
@BOOK{gard-natu,
author = {Patrick Gardiner},
title = {The Nature of Historical Explanation},
year = {1961},
publisher = oup,
address = {Oxford},
edition = {1978 reprint},
source = {CUL, North Front 3, 500.1.c.95.325},
isbn = {0-19-824599-8},
}
@BOOK{burk-hist,
author = {Maria L{\'u}cia G. Pallares-Burke},
title = {The New History. Confessions and
Conversations},
year = {2002},
publisher = {Polity},
address = {Cambridge},
isbn = {0-7456-3020-0},
}
@BOOK{dirl-post,
author = {Arif Dirlik},
title = {Postmodernity's Histories. The Past as
Legacy and Project},
year = {2000},
publisher = {Rowman \& Littlefield Publishers, Inc.},
address = {Lanham etc.},
series = {Culture and Politics Series},
source = {CUL North Front 3, 500.1.c.200.76},
isbn = {0-7425-0166-3},
}
@BOOK{holu-rece,
author = {Robert C. Holub},
title = {Reception theory : a critical
introduction},
year = {1984},
publisher = {Methuen},
address = {London},
series = {New accents},
source = {CUL: North Wing, Floor 1, Corridor,
701:15.d.95.553},
isbn = {0416335802},
}
@INCOLLECTION{jaus-theo,
author = {Hans Robert Jauss},
editor = {Peter Collier and Helga Geyer-Ryan},
title = {The Theory of Reception: A Retrospective
of its Unrecognized Prehistory.
Translated by John Whitlam},
booktitle = {Literary Theory Today},
year = {1990},
publisher = {Polity Press},
address = {Cambridge},
pages = {53--73},
source = {CUL: North 1 700:1.c.95.976},
}
@INCOLLECTION{jaus-lite,
author = {Hans Robert Jauss},
title = {Literary History as a Challenge to
Literary Theory},
booktitle = {Toward an Aesthetic of Reception},
year = {1982},
pages = {3--45},
}
@ARTICLE{jaus-lite1,
author = {Hans Robert Jauss},
title = {Literary History as a Challenge to
Literary Theory},
year = {1970},
journal = {New Literary History},
volume = {1},
}
@BOOK{jaus-towa,
author = {Hans Robert Jauss},
title = {Toward an Aesthetic of Reception},
year = {1982},
publisher = {John Spiers, for The Harvester Press},
address = {Brighton},
series = {Theory and History of Literature},
isbn = {0-7108-0394-X},
}
@ARTICLE{ayli-fost,
author = {Paul Aylin and Shivani Tanna and Alex
Bottle and Brian Jarman},
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volume = {1},
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pages = {29},
}
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author = {Vijai Govind},
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year = {1978},
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title = {Sources for the History of the Siddha
Cult (Medieval Tamilnadu)},
crossref = {sen-sour},
booktitle = {Sources for the History of {India}},
year = {1978},
volume = {3},
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@BOOK{pric-priv,
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H. Dodwell},
title = {The Private Diary of {Ananda Ranga
Pillai}, Dubash to {Joseph Fran{\c c}ois
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Translated from the Tamil},
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publisher = {Government Press},
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note = {12 vols.},
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patronage of Brahmin scholarship;
Christianity},
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editor = {Ve. \'{S}\={a}. R\={a}. R\={a}. K\={a}\'{s}\={\i}n\={a}tha \'{S}\={a}str\={\i} \={A}g\={a}\'{s}e
and Hari N\={a}r\={a}ya\d{n}a \={A}pa\d{t}e},
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P\={a}ta\~{n}jalayogas\={u}tr\={a}\d{n}i
tath\={a}
BhojadevaviracitaR\={a}jam\={a}rta\d{n}\d{d}\={a}bhidhav\d{r}ttisamet\={a}ni
P\={a}ta\~{n}jalayogas\={u}tr\={a}\d{n}i},
year = {1904},
publisher = {\={A}nand\={a}\'{s}ramamudra\d{n}\={a}laya},
address = {Pu\d{n}y\={a}khyapattana},
volume = {47},
series = {\={A}nand\={a}\'{s}ramasa\d{m}sk\d{r}tagranth\={a}vali\d{h}},
source = {CUL N5 834:01.b.7.70},
}
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editor = {J\={\i}v\={a}nanda Vidy\={a}s\={a}gara Bha\d{t}\d{t}\={a}c\={a}rya},
title = {P\={a}ta\~{n}jaladar\'{s}anam.
\'{S}r\={\i}Bhojadevak\d{r}tav\d{r}ttisametam},
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publisher = {J\={\i}v\={a}nanda Vidy\={a}s\={a}gara Bha\d{t}\d{t}\={a}c\={a}rya at the
S\={a}rasudh\={a}nidhiyantre},
address = {Kalik\={a}t\={a}nagare},
source = {CUL Adv.c.78.57},
}
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author = {Mah\={a}r\={a}ja {Serfoji II}},
title = {The Natural History Drawings},
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source = {BL: Add.Or.73384},
}
@INCOLLECTION{wuja-blac,
author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
title = {Black Plum Island},
crossref = {czek-inte},
booktitle = {2nd International Conference on {Indian}
Studies. Proceedings},
year = {2003},
publisher = {Jagiellonian University, Institute of
Oriental Philology and Ksi{\k e}garnia
Akademicka},
address = {Krak{\'o}w},
pages = {637--49},
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}
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Achievements},
publisher = {Atma Ram},
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address = {Delhi},
source = {CUL: request. 9340.d.820},
}
@INCOLLECTION{gode-akas,
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {\={A}k\={a}\'{s}abhairava-Kalpa, an Unknown Source
of the History of {Vijayanagara}},
crossref = {gode-silh2},
booktitle = {Studies in {Indian} Literary History,
Vol.\,II},
year = {1954},
chapter = {17},
pages = {122--36},
note = {First published in \emph{Karnatak
Historical Review}, V, pt.\,1 (Jan
1938), pp.\,7--18},
}
@INCOLLECTION{gode-yoga,
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {Yogacint\={a}ma\d{n}i of {\'{S}iv\={a}nanda Sarasvat\={\i}}
(An Encyclop{\ae}dic Compendium of Yoga
Texts and its Critical Analysis)},
crossref = {gode-silh2},
booktitle = {Studies in {Indian} Literary History,
Vol.\,II},
year = {1954},
chapter = {4},
pages = {19--26},
note = {First published in \emph{Yoga}, IV
(nos.\,26--28), pp.\,9--14},
}
@ARTICLE{smit-homo,
author = {B. K. Smith},
title = {Homological Thought Among the
{Indo-Europeans}},
year = {1988},
journal = {History of Religions},
volume = {27},
pages = {419--23},
}
@BOOK{pear-life,
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title = {Life of Christian Frederick Swartz
\ldots\ Abridged from Pearson's Memoirs,
etc. [With a portrait.]},
year = {1899},
publisher = {Christian Literature Society for India},
address = {London \& Madras},
source = {BL: 012199.ee.4/37},
}
@BOOK{pear+schw,
author = {Hugh Nicholas Pearson and Christian
Gottlieb Blumhardt, Christian Gottlieb
and Ludwig Friedrich Wilhelm Hoffmann},
title = {C. F. Schwartz der deutsche Missionar in
S{\"u}dindien. Nach dem,
Englischen\ldots (bearbeitet) von C. G.
Blumhardt;\ldots vollendet und
herausgegeben von W. Hoffmann},
address = {Basel},
year = {1846},
source = {Held by: British Library},
}
@BOOK{pear-lebe,
title = {{Leben des vollendeten deutschen
Missionars, Chr. Fried. Schwartz, im
s{\"u}dlichen Indien / verfasst von H.
Pearson; aus dem Englischen
{\"u}bersetzt}},
author = {H. Pearson},
publisher = {F. Schneider},
address = {Basel},
year = {1835},
note = {Transl. by M. Blumhardt},
source = {Held by: Cambridge},
}
@BOOK{pear-memo,
author = {Hugh Nicholas Pearson},
title = {Memoirs of the Rev. Joseph D.
J{\ae}nicke : a fellow labourer of
Schwartz, at Tanjore, interspersed with
many letters and notices of Schwartz},
year = {1833},
publisher = {B. Fellowes},
address = {London},
source = {Held by: St. Andrews Sp.Col. },
}
@BOOK{ali-cour,
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title = {Courtly Culture and Political Life in
Early Medieval India},
series = {Cambridge Studies in Indian History \&
Society},
volume = {10},
year = {2004},
publisher = cup,
address = {Cambridge},
isbn = {0521816270},
}
@BOOK{venu-tran,
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title = {The Translator's Invisibility: A History
Of Translation},
publisher = {Routledge},
address = {London, New York},
year = {1995},
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}
@BOOK{seri-cata,
author = {Nikolaj Serikoff},
title = {A Catalogue of the Arabic Manuscripts in
the Wellcome Library, London},
year = {2005},
publisher = {Brill},
address = {Leiden},
series = {Sir Henry Wellcome Asian Series},
}
@BOOK{tour-horo,
author = {Sergei {Tourkin et al.}},
title = {The Horoscope of Prince Iskandar Sultan},
year = {in preparation},
year = {in preparation},
publisher = {Brill},
address = {Leiden},
series = {Sir Henry Wellcome Asian Series},
}
@BOOK{lo-medi,
author = {Vivienne Lo},
title = {Medical Practices in Early {China}. The
{Zhangjiashan} Medical Manuscripts},
year = {in preparation},
publisher = {Brill},
address = {Leiden},
series = {Sir Henry Wellcome Asian Series},
}
@BOOK{vasu-samr,
editor = {K. {Vasudeva Sastri} and K. S.
{Subrahmanya Sastri}},
title = {Samrajya Lakshmi Pithika (The Emperor's
Manual)},
year = {1952},
publisher = {TMSSM Library},
address = {Tanjore},
volume = {58},
series = {Tanjore Saraswathi Mahal Series},
source = {CUL 833:01.b.12.58},
}
@ARTICLE{gode-visv,
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {Vi\'{s}van\={a}tha Vaidya, the author of the
\emph{Ko\'{s}akalpataru}, the
Prot{\'e}g{\'e} of Jam Sattarsal of
Navanagar, Jagatsi\d{m}ha of Udaipur and
Harisi\d{m}ha of Pratapgad -- between A.D.
1580 and 1600},
year = {1948},
journal = {Poona Orientalist},
volume = {XIII},
number = {1/2},
pages = {19--29},
source = {\citet[xl]{hari-comm}},
}
@INCOLLECTION{gode-text,
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {Textual Criticism in the Thirteenth
Century},
booktitle = {A. C. Woolner Commemoration Volume},
year = {1941},
address = {Lahore},
source = {\citet[xxix]{hari-comm}},
}
@ARTICLE{gode-rama,
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {Saint R\={a}mad\={a}sa's Discourse on the
Writing and Preservation of Manuscripts
and its Importance for the History of
Indian Paleography},
year = {1945},
journal = {New Indian Antiquary},
volume = {VII},
pages = {126--8},
source = {\citet[xxxiv]{hari-comm}},
}
@ARTICLE{gode-karp,
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {Karp\={u}r\={\i}ya \'{S}ivadatta and his medical
treatises -- between A.D. 1625 and 1700},
year = {1942},
journal = {Poona Orientalist},
volume = {7},
number = {1/2},
pages = {66--70},
source = {\citet[xxxi]{hari-comm}},
}
@ARTICLE{gode-bhoja,
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {The Story of King Bhoja and Ga\.{n}g\={a} Tel\={\i}
in Sanskrit and its Relation to a
Proverb current in the Marathi Language},
year = {1946},
journal = {The Poona Orientalist},
volume = {X (1945)},
pages = {61--8},
source = {\citet[xxxvi]{hari-comm}},
}
@ARTICLE{gode-jain,
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {Some Notes on the Manuscripts of Medical
Works by {Jain} Authors},
year = {1947},
journal = {Jaina Antiquary},
volume = {XIII},
number = {1},
pages = {1--8},
source = {\citet[xxxviii]{hari-comm}},
}
@ARTICLE{gode-esti,
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {Some Estimates of the {Indian} Physician
and his Profession -- Between A.D. 1550
and 1820},
year = {1946},
journal = {Journal of the Kalinga Historical
Research Society},
volume = {I},
number = {1},
pages = {89--97},
month = {June},
source = {\cite[xxxvi]{hari-comm}},
}
@ARTICLE{gode-hosp,
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {Some references to Indian hospitals from
Sanskrit and non-Sanskrit sources --
between c.\ B.C. 500 and A.D. 1800},
journal = {New Indian Antiquary},
year = {1946},
volume = {8},
pages = {76--79},
source = {HIML bibl.},
}
@ARTICLE{gode-saba,
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {Some Confirmatory Evidence on the
Chronology of the {Sanskrit} works of
{S\={a}b\={a}ji Prat\={a}par\={a}ja}, the {Brahmin}
prot\'{e}g\'{e} of Burhan Nizamshah of
Ahmadnagar (A.D. 1510--1554)},
journal = {New Indian Antiquary},
year = {1946},
volume = {8},
pages = {80--1},
source = {HIML bibl.},
}
@INCOLLECTION{gode-loli,
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {Lolimbar\={a}ja and His Works},
crossref = {gode-silh2},
booktitle = {Studies in {Indian} Literary History,
Vol.\,II},
year = {1954},
chapter = {14},
pages = {79--96},
}
@INCOLLECTION{gode-naga,
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {The History and Chronology of a N\={a}gara
Brahmin Family of Physicians in Gujarat
-- A.D. 1275--1475},
crossref = {gode-silh2},
booktitle = {Studies in {Indian} Literary History,
Vol.\,II},
year = {1954},
chapter = {23},
pages = {176--81},
note = {First published in \emph{Dr.\
Siddheshwar Varma Volume} (1950),
pt.\,II, pp.\,251--6.},
}
@BOOK{shas-itih,
author = {D. K. Shastri},
title = {\={A}yurvedano Itih\={a}sa [A History of
\={A}yurveda]},
year = {1942},
publisher = {Gujar\={a}t Vernacular Society},
address = {Ahmedabad},
source = {\citet[177]{gode-naga}},
}
@ARTICLE{shas-medi,
author = {Durga Shankar K. Shastri},
title = {Medical Science in Ancient {Gujarat}},
year = {1945},
journal = {Journal of the Gujar\={a}t Research Society},
volume = {VII},
number = {2\&3},
pages = {75--88},
source = {Cited in \citet[176]{gode-naga}},
}
@ARTICLE{gode-rang,
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {Identification of Ra\.{n}ga Jyotirvid, the
author of Vic\={a}rasudh\={a}kara, a Medical
Treatise Composed in A.D. 1765 by order
of Raghun\={a}tharao Peshwa},
year = {1937},
journal = {Poona Orientalist},
volume = {II},
pages = {31--34},
source = {\cite[xxv]{hari-comm}},
}
@ARTICLE{gode-baga,
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {Identification of Bag\={a}ji Vaidya and Jaya
\'{S}a\.{n}\d{m}kara mentioned by Jyotirvid
Ra\.{n}gan\={a}tha in his Treatise on Piles
(A.D. 1765)},
year = {1938},
journal = {Poona Orientalist},
volume = {III},
pages = {102--6},
source = {\cite[xxvi]{hari-comm}},
}
@INCOLLECTION{karv-manu,
author = {C. G. Karve},
title = {Manuscript Curatorship Under the
Marathas},
booktitle = {Professor P. K. Gode Commemoration
Volume},
crossref = {hari-comm},
year = {1960},
pages = {199--202},
}
@BOOK{ragh-sahe,
editor = {V. Raghavan},
title = {\'{S}\={a}hendra Vil\={a}sa, a Poem on the Life of
{King \'{S}\={a}haji of Tanjore} (1684--1710),
of {\'{S}r\={\i}dhara Ve\.{n}ka\d{t}e\'{s}a (Ayy\={a}v\={a}l)}},
year = {1952},
publisher = {The Kalyan Press for the TMSSM Library,
Tanjore},
address = {Tiruchi},
volume = {54},
series = {Tanjore Sarasvati Mahal Series},
source = {CUL 833:01.b.12.54},
note1 = {Refers to Kuppuswami Sastri
(\cite{kupp-rama}) \emph{Indian
Antiquary} 1904: 132--4 for,
descriptions of Sahajirajapuram by
Bh\={u}min\={a}tha (aka Nall\={a} D\={\i}k\d{s}ita) in his
\emph{Dharmavijayacampu} (account of
\'{S}\={a}haji). This is part of Kuppuswami
Sastri's article, \cite{kupp-rama}.\\
\'{S}\={a}haji, son of M\={a}loji, succeeded his
father's mansab under Nizamshah of
Ahmednagar in 1619, and died 1664.\\ In
the SV sarga 1, vv.47--54, Ekoji prays
to \'{S}iva for children. \'{S}iva says in a
dream that he must marry D\={\i}p\={a} of the
I\.{n}gila family, and that \'{S}iva will be
incarnated in his sons to fight the
yavanas: \emph{dhar\={a} pur\={a}sau yavanair
udagrair upapluti\d{m} gacchati
durniv\={a}r\={a}m/\\ mah\={\i}pate tatra may\={a}vat\={a}ra\d{h}
k\={a}ryo nik\={a}ryo vasudh\={a}vas\={a}da\d{h}// 50//}.\\
Sarga 2 of the SV describes \'{S}\={a}haji's
birth and childhood. 2.34, Ekoji goes on
a military campaign from Bangalore [in
1674]. 3.28--38: description of Tanjore
and its mansions etc. 6.37--38: Poets
and scholars engage the King's attention
with their compositions and learned
discussions: \emph{pragalbha-saurabhya
dhurandhar\={a}bhir
marandam\={a}dhuryamanohar\={a}bhi\d{h}/\\ abh\={u}\d{s}ayan
v\={a}gbhir amu\d{m} kav\={\i}ndr\={a}\d{h} pras\={u}nam\={a}l\={a}bhir
ivojjval\={a}bhi\d{h}// 37//\\
pha\d{n}yagraga\d{n}yaprabh\d{r}tiprabandha-
pragalbha-t\={a}tparya-vivecan\={a}d\={\i}n/
prasa\~{n}jayanti sma vaconigumbh\={a}n prabhor
abhij\~{n}asya budh\={a}s sam\={\i}pe// 38//}
6.40--44: description of Tryambaka
Makhin. Reference to his patronage of
scholars: \emph{\'{s}ubhair gu\d{n}ais
tryambakar\={a}yadh\={\i}ra\'{s}rey\={a}nudark\={a}vyabhi
c\={a}ritarka\d{h}/\\ di\'{s}\={a}ntavi\'{s}vr\={a}ntaya\'{s}\={a}
mah\={\i}ndorasevat\={a}bhyar\d{n}am
am\={a}tyamauli\d{h}//44//}\\ 6.45 describes
minister \={A}nandar\={a}ya, son of N\d{r}simhar\={a}ya,
sitting next to Tryambaka, and is loved
by the king: \emph{triyambak\={a}ryasya
gu\d{n}\={a}nuk\={a}r\={\i} n\d{r}simhar\={a}yasya tadagrajasya/
\={a}nandar\={a}yastanubh\={u}ram\={a}tya\d{h} pr\={a}pto'ntika\d{m}
premapada\d{m} k\d{s}it\={\i}ndo\d{h}//45//} \\ 6.47-55:
A messenger from the Setupati
(Raghun\={a}tha-kilavan) of Ramnad comes and
speaks to the king of the harassment
caused to the Setupati by the armies
from Madurai (ruled then by Ma\.{n}gamm\={a} as
regent for her little grandson
Vijayara\.{n}ga Cokk\={a}tha). He says that, for
the first time, the Madura forces which
have subdued the Setupati, have imposed
ferry fees for pilgrims at the holy Setu
(verse 53); represents that the Setupati
seeks \'{S}\={a}haji's help against Madura.\\
7.1-4: \'{S}\={a}haji holds consultation with
his minister; the latter says that
beside the troubles which the Setupati
(Raghnun\={a}tha-kilavan of Ramnad) is in,
R\={a}j\={a}r\={a}m (\'{S}iv\={a}ji's son staying in Gingee
Fort) is being harrassed by the command
(Zulfikar Khan) of the Moghul King
(Aurangzeb); he wants to know whether
they should first go to the rescue of
R\={a}j\={a}r\={a}m or of the Setupati. \\ Setupati
first. Never seems to get to R\={a}j\={a}r\={a}m,
but later hears news that he is okay
(verse 8.61--65).},
note2 = {p.16: ``The most noteworthy achievement
of the Tanjore Maratha court is the
renaissance of literary and artistic
activity that took place under its
active and munificent patronage.''\par
p.19: MSS in the library owned by the
different princes themselves, and have
notes on the relationships with their
authors etc.\par The colophon of MS
8244, Des. Cat. XIV, pp.6410--12, the
\emph{Avaidikadar\'{s}anasa\.{n}graha} of
Ga\.{n}g\={a}dhara V\={a}japeyin is very important
in that it shows the friendship between
the author and Bh\={a}skarar\={a}ya, and also
the relation that the two had with the
king \'{S}\={a}haji. The MS was copied by
Bh\={a}skarar\={a}ya, and he eulogises the king
in 8 verses.\par Similarly, MS 7685 of
the \emph{\={A}tmavidy\={a}vil\={a}sa} by Sad\={a}\'{s}iva
Brahmendra has a colophon which is a
covering letter by Malh\={a}ri Pa\d{n}\d{d}ita, a
courtier of young Serfoji I, sent to the
prince along with the MS. Malh\={a}ri has
gone on a trip to perform vows at holy
places for Serfoji to have a child. At
D\={\i}p\={a}mbapuram, Malh\={a}ri met Sad\={a}\'{s}iva and
propitiated him, and the latter blessed
Serfoji through the gift of a copy of
his \emph{\={A}tmavidy\={a}vil\={a}sa}. Serfoji was
soon blessed with a child.\par From
verses in the \emph{\={A}c\={a}ranavan\={\i}ta} of
App\={a}dhvarin we learn that \'{S}\={a}haji, at the
conclusion of Tryambakar\={a}ya's sacrifice,
brought the author Appa to court and
listended to his exposition of the
Mah\={a}bh\={a}rata day and night for three
months. At the end the king asked Appa
to compile the \emph{\={A}c\={a}ranavan\={\i}ta}. See
\cite[193]{kupp-rama} and JOR Madras,
III, 72--73, V. A. Ramaswami Sastri,
`\={A}nandar\={a}yamakhin versus App\={a}dhvarin'.
p.20: \d{D}hu\d{n}\d{d}hir\={a}ja was the king's
paur\={a}\d{n}ika: MS 10957: \emph{iti
\'{s}\={a}hamah\={a}r\={a}japaur\={a}\d{n}ika-\d{D}hu\d{n}\d{d}hivy\={a}sa
viracita\d{m} \'{s}\={a}havil\={a}sag\={\i}ta\d{m} vijayat\={a}m}
pp.20--21: several scholars commissioned
to write a work jointly.
\begin{itemize*} \item \'{s}r\={\i}dhara
Ve\.{n}ka\d{t}e\'{s}a (a. of Sahendravilasa) was
commissioned with another Ve\.{n}ka\d{t}e\'{s}a
\'{S}\={a}strin and Nall\={a}\'{s}\={a}strin to prepare the
compilation of words
\emph{Padama\d{n}ima\~{n}jar\={\i}}. MSS 5011, 5012.
\item the philosophical
\emph{\d{S}a\d{d}dar\'{s}an\={\i}siddh\={a}ntasa\.{n}graha} was
prepared by seven scholars including
R\={a}mabhadra D\={\i}k\d{s}ita. MS 7631.
\emph{sabh\={a}la\d{m}k\={a}rat\={a}\d{m} n\={\i}t\={a}\d{h} s\={a}dara\d{m}
prerit\={a} budh\={a}\d{h}/\\
\d{s}a\d{d}dar\'{s}an\={\i}sthasiddh\={a}nt\={a}n sa\d{m}g\d{r}h\d{n}\={\i}ta
yathocitam//\\ \'{s}\={a}san\={a}k\d{s}aram \={a}kar\d{n}ya
\'{s}\={a}har\={a}jasya dh\={\i}mata\d{h}/\\ saptiate
\'{s}astrasiddh\={a}nt\={a}n sa\d{m}g\d{r}h\d{n}anti
yath\={a}mati//} \item Later too:
\emph{Patitasam\={a}gamapr\={a}ya\'{s}citta}
(Hultszch, Report III, no.1998) in which
\'{S}arabhoji I asked a band of pandits
drawn from different villages,
Amb\={a}puram, Ekar\={a}japuram, \'{S}\={a}har\={a}japuram,
Pa\~{n}canada, Melak\={a}ver\={\i}, etc., to compile
a dharma nibandha. \end{itemize*} Also,
multiple works of same name commissioned
by the king by different authors:
\emph{\'{S}abdabhedanir\={u}pa\d{n}a} commissioned
by \'{S}\={a}haji from R\={a}mabhadra D\={\i}k\d{s}ita, his
pupil N\={a}r\={a}ya\d{n}a, and by Ve\.{n}ka\d{t}ak\d{r}\d{s}\d{n}a (MSS
5301, 5303, 5324-25. 5302) },
}
@INCOLLECTION{gode-appa,
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {Appayad\={\i}k\d{s}ita's Criticism of
{\={A}ryabha\d{t}a's} Theory of the Diurnal
Motion of the Earth (Bh\={u}bhramav\={a}da)},
crossref = {gode-silh2},
booktitle = {Studies in Indian Literary History,
vol.\,II},
year = {1954},
pages = {49--52},
note = {First published in \emph{ABORI},
v.\,XIX, pp.\,93--5.},
}
@BOOK{band-cata,
author = {Vishva Bandhu and Bhim Dev and Pitambar
Datta and Padmanabh and {\emph{et al}}},
title = {Catalogue of VVRI Manuscript Collection
in two parts},
year = {1959},
publisher = {Vishveshvaranand Vedic Research
Institute},
address = {Hoshiarpur},
volume = {10},
series = {Vishveshvaranand Indological Series},
note = {2v.},
}
@BOOK{gopa-bhon,
editor = {S. Gopalan},
title = {{\'{S}r\={\i} Ta\d{m}j\={a}puri \'{S}r\={\i} B\d{r}had\={\i}\'{s}var\={a}layastha
\'{S}il\={a}likhita Bho\d{m}sala Va\d{m}\'{s}a Caritra,
Ve\d{m}.\ \'{S}r\={\i}niv\={a}s\={a}c\={a}rya y\={a}n\={\i} k\d{r}ta Dr\={a}vi\d{d}\={\i}
Bh\={a}\d{s}\={a}ntara va Es.\ Gop\={a}lana y\={a}n\={\i} k\d{r}ta
I\d{m}graj\={\i} Upasa\d{m}h\={a}r\={a}saha} = {Bhonsle Vamsa
Charitra}, being the {Marathi}
Historical Inscription in the Big
Temple, {Tanjore}, on the History of the
{Mahratta Rajas of Tanjore}},
year = {1980 {[1951]}},
publisher = {TMSSM Library},
address = {Ta\d{m}j\={a}vara},
volume = {46},
series = {Tanjore Sarasvati Mahal Series},
edition = {2},
source = {CUL 833.01.b.12.46},
annote = {p.xvi: As the King [Thularaja ]was
deteriorating in health, and as he
wanted to avoid quarrels about
succession to his throne he adopted a
gifted, charming, and virtuous boy, a
descendant of Vitthoji, the brother of
his ancestor, Maloji, whom he christened
as Sherfoji. He entrusted the care of
Sherfoji to the Christian missionary,
Schwartz, and also the British Resident
and the Commanders of the British army
in Tanjore. He also convened a Durbar at
Prataparamaswami Mahal on an auspicious
day and formally placed Sherfoji on the
throne. The British also reported this
fact to their superiors in Madras.\\
p.101: [inscription ends:] \'{s}r\={\i}manta
r\={a}je\'{s}r\={\i} mah\={a}r\={a}ja k\d{s}atrapat\={\i}
\'{S}araphoj\={\i}r\={a}je s\={a}heba y\={a}\d{m}ce nija sevaka
ci\d{t}an\={\i}sa b\={a}bur\={a}ya K\={a}\'{s}yapagotra
\={A}\'{s}val\={a}yana s\={u}tra \d{R}ka \'{s}\={a}kh\={a}dhy\={a}\={\i} y\={a}ka\d{d}\={u}na
lihijele te \'{s}\={a}l\={\i}v\={a}hana \'{s}ake\d{m} 1725
rudhirodg\={a}ri sa\d{m}vatsara m\={a}rga\'{s}\={\i}r\d{s}avadya
am\={a}v\={a}sy\={a} Bhaumav\={a}sar\={\i}\d{m} I\d{m}graj\={\i} sana 1803
isv\={\i} \d{D}isa\d{m}bara 13 t\={a}rikhesa lekhana \'{s}\={\i}m\={a}
sam\={a}pta// \\p.xvii Sherfoji did not
waste his time. He learnt English under
his tutor Schwartz who was sincerely
devoted to the improvement of his pupil.
Sherfoji became a scholar in English. He
was also taught Marathi and Tamil. \par
As Amar Singh was still plotting against
Sherfoji, Sherfoji and his family were
removed to Madras. Sherfoji was treated
with great honour by the English at
Madras. The English also instituted an
enquiry as to the adoption of Sherfoji.
Sherfoji himself adduced before the
company the true scriptural evidence ot
support his adoption. The English
satisfied themselves about the
genuineness and authoritative character
of the scriptural evidence by enquiring
in various places in India including
Benares. The Version of Amar Singh and
his Pundits was also considered.
Schwartz also reported that the Pundits
recanted their original opinion. \par
Soon after, Schwartz died. [ca.1797 or
1798] Sherfoji was filled with grief.
Ref.\ Gerick succeeded Schwartz. Gerick
also was greatly attached to Sherfoji.
\\ Serfoji's namakarana xvi, 91:21\\
Padre Schwartz xvii, 94\\ Schwartz,
Sv\={a}rca, dies, xviii, 96:5\\ Gerick,
jan\={\i}k 96.\\ Mr Mccloud xix, 98\\ Durien,
\d{T}huriyan xviii, 98.\\ Muktambarapura,
xix, 99\\ Blackburn, pp. xx, 99--100},
}
@INCOLLECTION{maha-dhan,
author = {A. Krishnaswamy {Mahadick Rao Saheb}},
title = {Sarabendra Vaidyaratnavali. Maharaja
Serfoji and His Dhanvantari Mahal},
crossref = {maha-sara},
title = {{\'{S}r\={\i} \'{S}arabhendra Vaidya Ratn\={a}va{\d l}\={\i}}},
year = {1952},
pages = {i--xvi},
}
@BOOK{maha-sara,
editor = {A. Krishnaswamy {Mahadick Rao Saheb}},
title = {{\'{S}r\={\i} \'{S}arabhendra Vaidya Ratn\={a}va{\d l}\={\i}}},
year = {1952},
publisher = {TMSSM Library},
address = {Ta\~{n}j\={a}vura},
volume = {49},
series = {Tanjore Saraswati Mahal Series},
source = {CUL 833.01.b.12.49},
annote = {HIML (footnote in the Vet.tex section
under \emph{Gaja\'{s}\={a}stra}): \'{S}arabhendra,
also called Serfoji, son of Tulaj\={a} II,
was one of the Mahratta kings of
Tanjore, who reigned from 1798 to 1832.
He was the patron of many scholars and
was mainly responsible for the
development of the Sarasvat\={\i} Mah\={a}l
Library at Tanjore; he also compiled a
large medical treatise in Mar\={a}\d{t}h\={\i}, the
{\sl \'{S}arabhendravaidyaratn\={a}val\={\i}},
consisting of a collection of more than
five thousand recipes; see on this work:
N. Gangadharan (1922): 156, and: V.S.
Venkatasubramania Sastri and C.
Rajarajeswara Sarma (1974): 34--36. The
{\sl \'{S}arabhendravaidyaratn\={a}val\={\i}} has
been edited in Mar\={a}\d{t}h\={\i} and in a
Tami\b{l} translation (the latter edited
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Ve\.{n}ka\d{t}\d{t}ar\={a}jan, title:\ {\sl Carapendirar
Vaittiyamu\b{r}aika\d{l}}, vols. 1--9,
Ta\~{n}cai 1949--1957).},
}
@BOOK{ragh-nala,
author = {{Raghun\={a}tha Pa\d{m}\d{d}ita}},
editor = {Sau.\ \'{S}aku\d{m}tal\={a} Pu\d{m}\d{d}e},
title = {Nala-Damayant\={\i} Svaya\d{m}var\={a}khy\={a}na},
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}
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}
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}
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}
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}
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}
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@INCOLLECTION{whit-hist,
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By Moulvie Syed Keramut Ali},
author = {Husain{\'\i} Jaunp{\'u}r{\'\i}
Kar{\'a}mat `al{\'\i} ibn Rahmat
`al{\'\i} },
note = {Translated into English by Moulvie
Obeyd-Olla, Al-Obeydee, and Moulvie Syed
Ameer Ali},
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@INCOLLECTION{wuja-ndhi,
author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
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Ideas},
year = {2004},
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}
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Structure, Linguistic \& Philosophical
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note = {Tr.\ of \cite{fill-sansa}},
}
@BOOK{fill-sansa,
author = {Pierre-Sylvain Filliozat},
title = {Le Sanskrit},
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}
@BOOK{nutt-text,
editor = {R{\"u}diger Nutt-Koforth, Bodo Plachta,
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isbn = {3 503 04976 2},
}
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author = {D. D. Kosambi},
title = {The Epigrams Attributed to {Bhart{\d,
r}hari}. Including the Three Centuries
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year = {2000 {[1948]}},
publisher = {Munshiram Manoharlal Publishers},
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isbn = {81-215-0975-0},
}
@BOOK{maha-prat,
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series = {The Saraswathi Mahal Series},
note = {Also \emph{Madras Government Oriental
Series no.\,LIII}},
source = {IJL copy},
}
@INCOLLECTION{mala-noir,
author = {Charles Malamoud},
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}
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author = {Adolf Weckerling},
title = {{Das Gl{\"u}ck des Lebens, medizinisches
Drama des \={A}nandar\={a}yamakh\={\i}; zum ersten
Male aus dem Sanskrit ins Deutsche
{\"u}ber}setzt},
year = {1937},
publisher = {Universit{\"a}tsverlag Ratsbuchandlung
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}
@BOOK{dura-jiva,
editor = {M. {Duraiswami Aiyangar}},
title = {J\={\i}v\={a}nandanam of \={A}nandar\={a}ya Makhin. A
Drama Embodying Teachings of Ayurveda,
with\ldots commentary \emph{Nandin\={\i}}},
publisher = {The Adyar Library},
year = {1947},
address = {Adyar, Madras},
volume = {59},
series = {The Adyar Library Series},
}
@MISC{nali-ayur,
author = {Pan Nalin},
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Insightful Look at One of the Oldest
Healthcare systems on the Planet},
year = {2001},
publisher = {Kino International Corp},
address = {333 W. 39th St., New York, NY 10018,
USA.},
note = {{DVD}, in English and Hindi with English
subtitles. Produced by Pandora Films
Productions and Sunrise Film \& Pandora
Medien and Monsoon Films},
isbn = {7 38329 03592 1},
url = {http://www.kino.com/video/item.php?film_id=699},
}
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author = {Anthony Giddens},
title = {The Consequences of Modernity},
publisher = {Polity Press},
address = {Cambridge},
edition = {1997 reprint},
year = {1991},
source = {WL: info serv. HF gid 005 },
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author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
title = {An Argument with Medicine and a Search
for Manuscripts},
year = {2004},
journal = {Friends of the Wellcome Library \&
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volume = {32},
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@INCOLLECTION{pete-tanj,
author = {Indira Viswanathan Peterson},
title = {Tanjore, Tranquebar, and Halle: European
Science and German Missionary Education
in the Lives of two Indian Intellectuals
in the Early Nineteenth Century},
booktitle = {Christians and Missionaries in India:
Cross-Cultural Communications since
1500},
editor = {Robert Eric Frykenberg},
year = {2003},
address = {Grand Rapids and London},
publisher = {Wm. B. Eerdmans and RoutledgeCurzon},
pages = {93-126},
series = {Studies in the History of Christian
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}
@INCOLLECTION{pete-schw,
author = {Indira Viswanathan Peterson},
editor = {Daniel Jeyaraj},
title = {C. F. Schwartz and the Education of King
Serfoji II and Vedanayaka Sastriar of
Tanjore: An Evaluation of the Sources},
address = {Chennai},
year = {1999},
publisher = {Lutheran Heritage Archives},
booktitle = {Christian Fredrick Schwartz: His
contributions to South India},
volume = {2},
series = {Lutheran Heritage Archives Series},
pages = {74--96},
}
@UNPUBLISHED{pete-beyo,
author = {Indira Viswanathan Peterson},
title = {Beyond {Tanjore} City Walls: {Serfoji
II}'s Improvisations on Kingship in his
1820--1822 Pilgrimage to {Benares}},
year = {In preparation},
note = {Paper delivered in the panel ``Kingship
in a Changing World,'' University of
Wisconsin South Asia conference, October
2002.},
}
@UNPUBLISHED{pete-spea,
author = {Indira Viswanathan Peterson},
title = {Speaking in Tongues: Multilingualism and
Discourses of Plurality in Dramas from
Maratha Tanjavur},
year = {1995},
note = {Association of Asian Studies Annual
Meeting Washington, D.C.},
}
@INCOLLECTION{pete-scie,
author = {Indira Viswanathan Peterson},
editor = {Michael Bergunder},
title = {Science in the Tranquebar Mission
Curriculum: Natural Theology and Indian
Responses},
booktitle = {{Missionsberichte aus Indien im 18.
Jahrhundert: Ihre Bedeutung f{\"u}r die
europ{\"a}ische Geistesgeschichte und
ihr wissenschaftlicher Quellenwert
f{\"u}r die Indienkunde}},
year = {1999},
publisher = {Verlag der Franckeschen Stiftungen},
address = {Halle},
volume = {1},
series = {Neue Hallesche Berichte},
pages = {175 -219},
}
@ARTICLE{pete-cabi,
author = {Indira Viswanathan Peterson},
title = {The Cabinet of King Serfoji of Tanjore:
A European collection in early
19th-Century India},
year = {1999},
journal = {Journal of the History of Collections},
volume = {11},
number = {1},
pages = {71--93},
}
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editor = {S. Venkatasubrahmanya Sastri},
title = {Sushena's Ayurveda Mahodadhi -
Annapanavidhi (Dietetics in Ayurveda);
edited with Introduction},
year = {1950},
address = {Tanjore},
publisher = {T.M.S.S.M. Library},
volume = {20},
series = {Tanjore Sarasvati Mahal Series},
note = {Madras Government Oriental Series LX},
}
@BOOK{venk-visv,
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title = {Vi\'{s}va\-gu\d{n}\={a}\-dar\'{s}a\-camp\={u}},
year = {1934},
publisher = {V\={a}vi{\d{l}}{\d{l}}a
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title = {Un po{\`e}me satirique sanskrit: La
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year = {1972},
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}
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year = {1933},
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title = {N\={a}\d{t}ya, Sa\.{n}g\={\i}ta, K\={a}ma\'{s}\={a}stra, Vaidya \&
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year = {1933},
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volume = {11},
series = {Andhra University Series},
}
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crossref = {jogi-yaks},
author = {Puru\d{s}ottama D\={\i}k\d{s}itu\d{d}u},
title = {\emph{Anna\-d\={a}na\-mah\={a}n\={a}\d{t}akamu}},
booktitle = {Yak\d{s}ag\={a}namulu (Ta\~{n}j\={a}v\={u}ru)},
year = {1956},
pages = {191--234},
}
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editor = {N. Venkata\-ramanayya and M.
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title = {\emph{Raghu\-n\={a}tha\-n\={a}yak\={a}bhy\-udayamu}
and \emph{Raghu\-n\={a}th\={a}bhy\-udayamu} of
Vijaya\-r\={a}ghava N\={a}yaka},
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address = {Tanjore},
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title = {Agni and Soma: A Universal
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volume = {IV--V},
pages = {347--370},
editor = {Eugen Ciurtin},
annote = {Special issue: \emph{In Honorem Arion,
Ro{\c{s}}u:,
du corps humain, au careefour de plusiers savoirs
en Inde, M{\'{e}}langes d{\'{e}}di{\'{e}}s {\`{a}
Arion Ro{\c{s}}u} par ses coll{\`{e}}gues et ses
amis {\`{a}} l'occasion de son 80$^e$ anniversaire},
ed.\ Eugen Ciurtin},
issn = {1582-9111},
annote = {http://www.arches.ro/membres/ciurtin.htm},
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@BOOK{weck-heil,
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year = {1937},
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source = {WL: BUC.221},
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note = {2\,v.\ and accompanying film},
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@BOOK{beng-repo,
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Right Honourable the Governor of Bengal
for the Establishment of a Fever
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year = {1839},
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title = {Bible Translation in {India, Pakistan
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note = {2 ed.},
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year = {1976},
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@BOOK{ingl-hidd,
author = {Brian Inglis},
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title = {The Hidden Power},
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@BOOK{owen-brit,
author = {David Edward Owen},
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year = {1968},
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@INBOOK{prec-krsn,
author = {Benjamin Preciado-Solis},
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@BOOK{subb-scie,
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author = {Richard Horton},
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year = {2003},
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author = {Charles Stewart},
title = {A Descriptive Catalogue of the Oriental
Library of the Late {Tipoo Sultan of
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publisher = {Cambridge University Press},
year = {1809},
address = {Cambridge},
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}
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author = {{Vi\d{t}\d{t}hala \'{S}\={a}str\={\i}}},
title = {An Explanatory Version of {Lord Bacon's
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author = {Michael Dodson},
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volume = {36},
number = {2},
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author = {{Anon. (J. R. Ballantyne?)}},
title = {The Benares {Sanskrit} College},
year = {1850--1851},
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annote = {Says that Ballantyne translated into
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@ARTICLE{ball-pand,
author = {J. R. Ballantyne},
title = {The Pandits and their Method of
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year = {1849},
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@BOOK{bayl-empi,
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Gathering and Social Communication in
{India}, 1780--1870},
year = {1996},
publisher = cup,
address = {Cambridge},
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series = {Cambridge Studies in Indian History and
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edition = {1st paperback edition, 1999},
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Tantra},
year = {1993},
publisher = {Babaji's Kriya Yoga and Publications
Inc.},
address = {Quebec and Bangalore},
note = {3v},
isbn = {1-895383-02-1},
note = {English
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originally
published
with
Tamil
text
in
\cite{nata-tiru}.
Full
text
of
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at
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}
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author = {B. Natarajan},
editor = {N. Mahalingam},
title = {Tirumantiram: A {Tamil} Scriptural
Classic},
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address = {Mylapore, Madras},
year = {1991},
}
@BOOK{radh-varm,
author = {M. Radhika},
editor = {P. Subramaniam and Shu Hikosaka and
Norinaga Shimizu and G. John Samuel},
title = {Varma cuttiram, a Tamil text on martial
art: from palm-leaf manuscript},
year = {1994},
publisher = {Institute of Asian Studies},
address = {Madras},
source = {WL: REQUEST P.B.Tamil 36},
}
@BOOK{alpe-unde,
editor = {Harvey P. Alper},
title = {Understanding mantras},
year = {1991},
publisher = {Motilal Banarsidass},
address = {Delhi},
note = {reprint of 1989 ed. published by State
University of New York},
source = {WL: REQUEST Hist. 2 (foa) ZI.23},
}
@BOOK{acha-hist,
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title = {A Historical Dictionary of {Indian}
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year = {1998},
publisher = oup,
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}
@BOOK{acha-indi,
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title = {Indian Food: a Historical Companion},
year = {1994},
publisher = oup,
address = {Delhi},
isbn = {0195628454},
source = {WL: DFXN.23},
}
@TECHREPORT{alma-report,
author = {WHO},
title = {Declaration of {Alma-Ata}.
{International} Conference on Primary
Health Care, {Alma-Ata, USSR, 6--12
September} 1978},
institution = {World Health Organisation},
year = {1978},
note = {\url{http://www.who.int/hpr/NPH/docs/declaration_almaata.pdf}},
}
@TECHREPORT{atki-repo,
author = {J. Atkinson},
title = {Report of the [{Atkinson}] Committee
Appointed by Government to Observe and
Report upon Surgical Operations by {Dr.
J. Esdaile} upon Patients Under the
Influence of Alleged Mesmeric Agency},
institution = {Government of Bengal},
year = {1846},
address = {Calcutta},
keywords = {mesmerism hypnosis hypnotism Esdaile
Calcutta},
source = {BL IOR V/26/850/11},
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@ARTICLE{bane-loca,
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title = {Local Knowledge for World Market:
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@PHDTHESIS{bane-powe,
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title = {Power, Culture, Medicine: A Study of
Ayurvedic Pharmaceuticals in {India}},
year = {1995},
school = {University of Delhi, Department of
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@ARTICLE{bane-publ,
author = {Madhulika Banerjee},
title = {Public Policy and Ayurveda; Modernising
a Great Tradition},
year = {2002},
journal = {Economic and Political Weekly},
volume = {XXXVII},
number = {12},
pages = {1137--46},
}
@BOOK{barz-deca,
author = {Jacques Barzun},
title = {From Dawn to Decadence: 500 Years of
{Western} Cultural Life. 1500 to the
Present},
publisher = {HarperCollins},
year = {2000},
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source = {Own copy},
}
@TECHREPORT{bhore-report,
author = {Joseph Bhore},
title = {Report of the Health Survey and
Development Committee},
institution = {Government of India},
year = {1946},
address = {Delhi},
note = {``The Bhore Report''. 4v.},
source = {WL: TRO WA900.J14.1946.I39r},
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author = {Drupad Borgohain},
title = {[Address to the Rajyasabha, 4.5.2000]},
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note
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title = {Hindu Dharma: the Universal Way of Life:
Voice of the Guru},
year = {2000},
publisher = {Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan},
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title = {{Hinduism and ecology}},
}
@TECHREPORT{chopra-report,
author = {R. N. Chopra},
title = {Report of the Committee on Indigenous
Systems of Medicine},
institution = {Ministry of Health, Government of India},
year = {1948},
address = {New Delhi},
note = {``The Chopra Report''. Vol.1: Report and
Recommendations (further vols.\ not
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source = {in the bib of \cite{mish-ayur}; BL IOR
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}
@BOOK{coll-soci,
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title = {The Sociology of Philosophies: a Global
Theory of Intellectual Change},
publisher = {Harvard University Press},
year = {1998},
address = {Cambridge, Mass., and London},
note = {3rd printing},
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source = {Own copy},
}
@BOOK{culp-phys,
author = {Nicholas Culpeper},
title = {A Physical Directory},
year = {1649},
publisher = {Cole},
address = {London},
}
@TECHREPORT{dave-report,
author = {Dayashanker Trikamji Dave},
title = {Interim Report of the Committee
Appointed by the Government of India to
Study and Report on the Question of
Establishing Uniform Standards in
Respect of Education \& Practice of
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year = {1956},
address = {New Delhi},
type = {Report},
note = {``The Dave Report''},
keywords = {ayurveda unani },
source = {BL: IOR V 13762},
}
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Acupuncture. Proposals for Statutory
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title = {Quacks Unite: Getting Organised, and
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number = {2},
pages = {133--35},
source = {own copy},
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@INCOLLECTION{gode-some,
crossref = {gode-sich1},
author = {P. K. Gode},
title = {Some {Sanskrit} Verses Regarding the
Manufacture of Rose-Water Found in a
Manuscript of the {Bhojana\-kutuhala}
Dated \'{S}aka 1773 (\={A}.D. 1851)},
booktitle = {Studies in Indian Cultural History},
year = {1961},
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pages = {94--100},
note = {First published in \emph{Poona
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}
@INCOLLECTION{gode-topi,
author = {P. K. Gode},
crossref = {gode-silh2},
title = {A Topical Analysis of the
{Bhojana-Kut\={u}hala, a Work on dietetics,
composed by {Raghun\={a}tha} -- Between A.D.
1675 \& 1700}},
booktitle = {Studies in {Indian} Literary History,
Vol.\,II},
year = {1954},
chapter = {45},
pages = {380--90},
note = {First published in \emph{ABORI} (1942),
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}
@INCOLLECTION{gode-ragh,
author = {P. K. Gode},
crossref = {gode-silh2},
title = {Raghun\={a}tha, a Prot{\'e}g{\'e} of {Queen
D\={\i}p\={a}b\={a}i of Tanjore} and his Works --
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booktitle = {Studies in {Indian} Literary History,
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chapter = {46},
pages = {391--403},
source = {CUL 834.01.b.6.38},
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}
@INCOLLECTION{gode-iden,
author = {P. K. Gode},
crossref = {gode-silh2},
title = {The Identification of Raghnun\={a}tha, the
Prot{\'e}g{\'e} of {Queen D\={\i}p\={a}b\={a}i of
Tanjore} and his Contact with Saint
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booktitle = {Studies in {Indian} Literary History,
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year = {1954},
chapter = {47},
pages = {404--15},
source = {CUL 834.01.b.6.38},
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}
@INCOLLECTION{gode-rare,
author = {P. K. Gode},
crossref = {gode-silh2},
title = {A Rare Manuscript of Jan\={a}rdana-Mahodaya
by {Raghun\={a}tha Ga\d{n}e\'{s}a Navahasta}, Friend
of {Saint R\={a}mad\={a}sa} -- Between A.D. 1640
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booktitle = {Studies in {Indian} Literary History,
Vol.\,II},
year = {1954},
chapter = {48},
pages = {416--24},
source = {CUL 834.01.b.6.38},
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}
@INCOLLECTION{gode-cont,
author = {P. K. Gode},
crossref = {gode-silh2},
title = {A Contemporary Manuscript of the
Bhojana-Kut\={u}hala of Raghun\={a}tha belonging
to \'{S}\={a}mj\={\i} N\={a}yak Pu\d{n}\d{d}e -- Between A.D.
1650 and 1685},
booktitle = {Studies in {Indian} Literary History,
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year = {1954},
chapter = {49},
pages = {425--34},
source = {CUL 834.01.b.6.38},
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}
@INCOLLECTION{gode-bhas,
author = {P. K. Gode},
crossref = {gode-silh2},
title = {{Bh\={a}skara Bha\d{t}\d{t}a's} Work on Anatomy
called the {\'{S}\={a}r\={\i}ra-Padmin\={\i}} and its
Wrong Dating by {Dr.\ Hoernle}},
booktitle = {Studies in {Indian} Literary History,
Vol.\,II},
year = {1954},
chapter = {25},
pages = {189--92},
source = {CUL 834.01.b.6.38},
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}
@TECHREPORT{govt-resp,
author = {{The Secretary of State for Health}},
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year = {2001},
address = {London},
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}
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author = {R. H. Grove and V. Damodaran and S.
Sangwan},
title = {{Nature and the Orient}},
}
@TECHREPORT{IMCCAct-1970,
author = {{Government of India}},
title = {The {Indian} Medicine Central Council
Act, 1970},
year = {1970},
note = {The Hindi text of the Act was published
in the \emph{Gazette of India,
Extraordinary}, Part II, Section 1A,
No.33, Vol.VII, dated the 9th September,
1971 on pages 285 to 318. See
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keywords = {ayurveda },
}
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author = {T. S. {Kuppuswamy Sastri}},
title = {{Ramabhadra Dikshita} and the Southern
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}
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author = {{House of Lords Select Committee on
Science and Technology}},
title = {Complementary and Alternative Medicine},
institution = {House of Lords},
year = {2000},
address = {House of Lords, Westminster},
type = {Government Report},
number = {6 of 1999--2000},
url = {http://www.parliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk/pa/ld199900/ldselect/ldsctech/123/12301.htm},
isbn = {0 10 483100 6},
series = {House of Lords Report No.\,123},
}
@TECHREPORT{mackworth-young,
author = {{Mackworth Young}},
title = {Indian Hemp Drugs ({Mackworth Young})
Commission 1893--94},
type = {Report},
year = {1894--95},
address = {Simla, Calcutta},
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keywords = {cannabis bhang},
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author = {Teralundur Venkatarama Mahalingam},
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title = {A Controversy: Medical and
Pharmaceutical Education},
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year = {1987 {[1955]}},
source = {Own copy},
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author = {{N\={\i}laka\d{n}\d{t}ha D\={\i}k\d{s}ita}},
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synoptic
etext
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by
Somadeva
Vasudeva
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@ARTICLE{pret-parl,
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year = {2000},
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title = {Circulation and the Emergence of Modern
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journal = {Indian Antiquary},
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@INCOLLECTION{sarm-thak,
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isbn = {81 75961872},
series = {Environment and Development},
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year = {1988 {[1928]}},
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note = {First published in 1928},
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title = {Penumbral Visions: The Making of
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author = {Sanjay Subrahmanyam},
year = {2001},
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source = {own copy},
}
@BOOK{nara-text,
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Another Hand, up to his Death in 1679,
translated from the {Icelandic} edition
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Phillpotts. Volume II: Life and Travels:
Denmark, England, the Cape, Madagascar,
Comoro Is., Coromandel Coast,
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@TECHREPORT{udupa-report,
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@TECHREPORT{usman-report,
author = {Muhammad Usman},
title = {The Report of the Committee on The
Indigenous Systems of Medicine, {Madras}
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institution = {Government of Madras, Ministry of Local
Self-Government, Committee on the
Indigenous Systems of Medicine},
year = {1923},
address = {Madras},
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abstract = {, Part I: The Report with Appendices
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Medical Education Appendices pp. 1-50
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pp. 135--53 are ``A list of Indian
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Evidence. Evidence from outside the
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English: 26 vaidyas b. Written in Skt.:
5 Vaidyas c. Urdu: 5 hakims Evidence
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English: 16 vaidyas b. Written in Skt.:
5 Vaidyas c. Tamil: 10 hakims d. Telugu:
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@TECHREPORT{vyas-report,
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publisher = {World Health Organisation},
year = {2002},
address = {Geneva},
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author = {{World Health Organisation}},
title = {Traditional Medicine -- Growing Needs
and Potential},
publisher = {World Health Organisation},
year = {2002},
month = {May},
address = {Geneva},
volume = {2},
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}
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author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
editor = {Dagmar Benner and Fred Smith},
title = {The Evolution of {Indian Government}
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booktitle = {Pluralism and Paradigms in Modern and
Global Ayurveda},
year = {forthcoming\,},
publisher = {SUNY Press},
address = {New York},
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pages = {vii--ix},
publisher = {Brill},
address = {Leiden},
volume = {2},
series = {Sir Henry Wellcome Asian Series},
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author = {Dominik Wujastyk},
title = {The {\emph{Rog\={a}rogav\={a}da}} of
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Vidy\={a} Bhavan},
address = {Bombay},
volume = {38},
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source = {CUL 834.01.b.6.38},
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@BOOK{gode-silh1,
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editor = {\={A}ch\={a}rya {Jina Vijaya Muni}},
title = {Studies in {Indian} Literary History,
Vol.\,I},
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title = {Professor P. K. Gode Commemoration
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