A new Indological forum
A short notice: after it has been discussed and suggested by Elisa Freschi on her blog (see here and here), Adrian Cîrstei now provided a new Indological discussion forum here. Let it be successful!
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Blogs that I read
- Ad orientem vergere
- Ancient world online
- Archivalia
- Belgian Indology
- Cashmerean Sanscritist
- Cikitsā
- Digital resources for Buddhist studies
- Early Tibet
- Gāruḍam
- In texts, through thoughts, with pleasure
- Indologica
- International Dunhuang Project
- Jālasthāna
- Random determinism
- Sanscrite cogitare, sanscrite loqui
- Sanskrit literature
- Sanskrit struggles
- Sārasvataṃ cakṣuḥ
- ShowMeDo
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- Tibeto-logic
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Recent posts
- A Japanese Abhidharmakośa: how to download
- Übersetzung des Bodhicaryāvatāra (3)
- Übersetzung des Bodhicaryāvatāra (2)
- Albrecht Weber’s Indische Studien
- Two new publications on the research in Marburg
- A new Indological forum
- Indus Valley Civilization feature on German TV
- Buddhist Text Information (reupload)
- Debian Squeeze: Nouveau runs with 2.6.32-5
- A “coffee-break” conference on Asian studies
Recent comments
- Manuel Batsching on Advanced document editing with Subversion version control
- Ujjwol Lamichhane on Indus Valley Civilization feature on German TV
- Elisa Freschi on Indus Valley Civilization feature on German TV
- Dagmar Wujastyk on Indus Valley Civilization feature on German TV
- Daniel Stender on Debian Squeeze: Nouveau runs with 2.6.32-5
- Elisa Freschi on Indus Valley Civilization feature on German TV
- Daniel Stender on Creating ebooks from book scans …. on Linux
- Cameron Bracken on Facets of current online LaTeXing
- Elisa Freschi on Some events in 2010
- Robert Young on A workshop on Indian logic and epistemology
- Verbosus on Facets of current online LaTeXing
- Dominik Wujastyk on A little bibliography of the Nalopākhyānam
- Adrian Cîrstei on A little bibliography of the Nalopākhyānam
- Andriy Burkov on Facets of current online LaTeXing
- Daniel Stender on Creating ebooks from book scans …. on Linux