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Hari Shankar Shukla
ISBN 9788120844377
Rs. 1,112
Motilal Banarsidass
Buddhadhammpariyayo
Who it's for: Students and practitioners of Buddhism, scholars of Indian religious traditions
Buddhadhammpariyayo is a scholarly Pali-Nibandha text that explores fundamental concepts within Buddhist philosophy and practice. This work serves as an essential resource for students and practitioners interested in the linguistic and doctrinal nuances of Pali literature. By examining core tenets through a traditional lens, the text provides readers with a deeper understanding of the Dhamma as preserved in the classical canon. Its structured approach makes it a valuable addition to the library of anyone engaged in serious Buddhist studies or the academic exploration of Indian religious traditions.Why You Should Read? Offers a focused examination of Pali-Nibandha literature for dedicated students of Buddhism. Provides clear insights into the doctrinal framework of the Dhamma. Serves as a reliable reference for those studying classical Buddhist texts and terminology.
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- Examines fundamental concepts in Buddhist philosophy and practice
- Focuses on linguistic and doctrinal nuances of Pali literature
- Traditional lens on the Dhamma as preserved in the classical canon
- Structured approach for serious Buddhist studies
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What is the primary focus of this book?
It is a scholarly Pali-Nibandha text that explores fundamental concepts in Buddhist philosophy and practice, with attention to linguistic and doctrinal nuances.
Who would benefit from reading this book?
Students and practitioners interested in Pali literature and Buddhist doctrine, as well as academics studying Indian religious traditions.
What approach does the book take?
It examines core tenets through a traditional lens, providing a deeper understanding of the Dhamma as preserved in the classical canon.
Is this book suitable for beginners?
Given its scholarly nature and focus on Pali-Nibandha literature, it is more suited to those engaged in serious Buddhist studies or academic exploration.