Anantaṁ Śāstram. Indological and Linguistic Studies in Honour of Bertil Tikkanen

Edited by Klaus Karttunen. — Helsinki: Finnish Oriental Society, 2010. — XVIII, 333 p. — (Studia Orientalia, vol. 108). — ISBN 978-951-9380-74-2.Contents: Klaus Karttunen, Preface. List of Publications of Bertil Tikkanen 1984-2009. Tabula Gratulatoria. South Asian Studies: Ashok Aklujkar, Vṛtti and Vṛttikāra in Rāmānuja’s Śrī-bhāṣya. John Brockington, Rāmāyaṇa Notes I. Madhav M. Deshpande, Panca Gauḍa and Pañca Drāviḍa: Contested Borders of a Traditional Classification. G. Gopinathan, Teaching Hindi as a Communication Language: Perspectives and Innovations at the Global Level. Minoru Hara, A Note on Sanskrit Gandha. Hans Heinrich Hock, Middle Indo-Aryan “Aspirate” Clusters Revisited. Klaus Karttunen, Pentti Aalto in His Aspect as Indologist. Leonid Kulikov, Nominal Composition, Noun Incorporation and Non-Finite Formations in Sanskrit: Delimiting the Boundaries of the Verbal Paradigm. Georges-Jean Pinault, Pudenda Vedica. Volker Rybatzki, Türkische Lehnwörter im Burushaski. Henri Schildt, The Subrahmaṇya in the Allentown Museum of Art. Ruth Laila Schmidt & Vijay Kumar Kaul, A Grammatical Sketch of Guresi Shina. W.L. Smith, Tunnel of Love: The Transformation of the Kālikā Maṅgal. Toru Yagi, On the Kirātārjunīya 2.45: Yāpayati Reconsidered. Linguistics: Iaakko Anhava, Criteria for Case Forms in Finnish and Hungarian Grammars. Kimmo Granqvist, Two Hundred Years of Finnish Romani Linguistics. Tapani Harviainen & Harry Halén, An 1843 Karaim Dowry List from the Crimea – Turkic in Hebrew Appearance. Juha Janhunen, Reconstructing the Language Map of Prehistorical Northeast Asia. Asko Parpola, New Etymologies for Some Finnish Words. Haseeb Shehadeh, “I Love You to such an Extent that I Wish You to be a Samaritan”: Salāma b. Ṣadaqa, the High Priest and Ḥusain ‘Abdu-l-Hādī, the Governor of Nablus.