Pūrvāparaprajñābhinandanam. East and West, Past and Present. Indological and Other Essays in Honour of Klaus Karttunen

Edited by Bertil Tikkanen & Albion M. Butters. — Helsinki: Finnish Oriental Society, 2011. — XXII, 333 p. — (Societas Orientalis Fennica - Studia orientalia, Vol. 110). — ISBN 978-951-9380-76-6.Contents: Bertil Tikkanen, Preface. Select Bibliography of Klaus Karttunen 1980-2010. Tabula Gratulatoria. Indology: Greg Bailey, “Him I Call a Brahmin”: Further instances of intertextuality between the Mahābhārata and some Pāli texts. Hans Bakker, Origin and Spread of the Pāśupata Movement: About Heracles, Lakulīśa and symbols of masculinity. Johannes Bronkhorst, Archetypes and Bottlenecks: Reflections on the text history of the Mahābhārata. Mans Broo, Drama in the Service of Kṛṣṇa: Rūpa Gosvāmin’s Nāṭaka-Candrikā. Rahul Peter Das, The Classical Āyurvedic Representation of Human Anatomy. Madhav M. Deshpande, Ārṣa versus Anārṣa in Pāṇini and Allied Literature. Harry Falk, Die Kurus und Ihre Jungen Frauen. Masato Fujii, The Recovery of the Body after Death: A prehistory of the devayāna and pitr̥yāna. Jan Meulenbeld, Lakṣmaṇa’s Yogacandrikā. Patrick Olivelle, War and Peace: Semantics of Saṃdhi and Vigraha in the Arthaśāstra. Asko Parpola, The Three Ways of Chanting in a Sacrificial Laud: Chapter two of Jaimini-Paryadhyāya (Jaiminīya-Śrautasūtra III) with Bhavatrāta’s Commentary: Sanskrit text with an annotated English translation. Richard Salomon, The Macedonian Month Xandikos in Gandhāran Inscriptions. Henri Schildt, Rare Mediaeval Kerala Murals at Kumbla, near Kasargode. Bertil Tikkanen, Domaki Noun Inflection and Case Syntax. Classical and indo-european studies: Outi Merisalo, In Horis Sanguinis: Physiology and Generation in the Pseudo-Galenic De Spermate. Petri Pohjanlehto, Nasal Reduction in Late Luwian. Jouna Pyysalo, Fourteen Indo-European Etymologies in Honour of Klaus Karttunen. History of Oriental Studies: Harry Halén, Henrik Grenman and Olga Sederholm – Two unlucky Finnish Orientalists from the town of Vasa. Tapani Harviainen, Syriac Poems Written by Finnish Scholars in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries. Nadja Johansson, Abraham Ibn Ezra on “The Scholars of India” – A twelfth century Jewish view of Indian astrology. Kaj Öhrnberg, Georg August Wallin: An Orientalist between national and imperial orientalism. Yaroslav Vassilkov, From the History of Indian Studies in Russia: Gerasim Lebedev and the Freemasons.