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Dear friends,

I am glad to be here on the new Indology list. However, as I see, the

dominant topics are the same. To change the subject, I decided to let you know

what goes on in our "outdated", "neo-colonialist", "white-suprematist",

"eurocentric",

"racist" and "indophobic" Classical Indology in this part of the world. Here is

the programm of our annual Indological conference, which took place recently at

St.-Petersburg.

 

 

XXIInd ZOGRAPH CONFERENCE

"TRADITIONAL INDIAN TEXTS:

PROBLEMS OF INTERPRETATION"

St Petersburg, April 16-18, 2001

 

Venue: Dvortsovaya nab., 18, Institute of Oriental Studies (Novomikhailovsky

Palace),

the Green Hall.

 

April 16, 2001. Monday 11.00

 

Academician Mikhail N. BOGOLYUBOV (SPb State University). Trita in the well (RV

I.105).

Professor Tatiana Ya. YELIZARENKOVA (Institute of Oriental Studies, Moscow). On

*mRga*

in the Rgveda.

Vytis VIDUNAS (Vilnius University, Lithuania). PratizAkhya of the Rgveda: On the

problem of its Morphology.

Nikita V.GUROV (SPb State University). Who was RSi Gautama (a Vedic sage in the

Telugu

folk epic).

 

April 16, 2001. Monday.

15.00

Margarita F. AlLBEDIL (Institute of Ethnology, St.-Petersburg). Some specific

features

of the Hindu anthropology.

Yulia M. ALIKHANOVA (Moscow State University). Spacio-temporal aspects of BANa's

novel

"KAdambarI".

Svetlana O. TSVETKOVA (SPb State University). AlaMkAra and its logic.

Viktoria G. LYSSENKO (Institute of Philosophy, Moscow). VaizeSika and VyAkaraNa:

their

meeting points.

Sergei S. TAWASTSTJERNA (SPb State University). PANini and PANinists on the

possessive

case.

 

April 17, 2001. Tuesday. 11.00

Elena K. BROSALINA (SPb State University). Christopher Marlow transformed, or An

English Shepard beyond Himalayas.

Alexander M.DUBYANSKY (Moscow State University). Once more on kAnci theme in

Classical

Tamil poetry.

Gyuzel' V. STRELKOVA (Moscow State University). Voices and Echoes, or a modern

SItA

(on Kusum Ansal's novel "Ek aur pancavatI").

Nina G. KRASNODEMBSKAYA (Museum of Anthropology and Ethnograohy). The phenomenon

of

Indian caste and its interpretation by Louis Dumont.

Olga P. VECHERINA. RatnaparIkSa as a historical source.

 

April 17, 2001. Tuesday. 15.00/

Professor Alexei A. VIGASIN (Moscow State University). Chronology of India in

the 1st

century A.D.

Kseniya D. NIKOL'SKAYA (Moscow State University) . RAjA and prajA.

Dmitry N. LELYUKHIN (Institute of Oriental Studies, Moscow). The tradition of

"political" literature reflected in the early KAdamba epigraphy.

Tamara P. SELIVANOVA (Institute of Oriental Studies, SPb). Administrative

structure

and its functioning in Mediaeval Kashmir.

Yaroslav V. TARASYUK (Institute of Oriental Studies, Moscow). Mythic Genealogy

of the

Pallavas.

 

April 18, 2001. Wednesday. 11.00.

Andrei PARIBOK (SPb State University). On some peculiarities of Indian

traditional

commentaries.

Audrius BEINORIUS (Vilnius State University). On epystemological aspects of

early

YogAcAra philosophy.

Vladimir KOROBOV (Vilnius State University). Intentional structure of the "Four

Noble

Truths" concept (based on Tibetan sources).

Vladimir P. IVANOV (SPb Institute of Oriental Studies). How to obtain vidyA

through

avidyA (based on the 2-nd kANDa of BhartRhari's "VAkyapadIya").

Raisa N. KRAPIVINA (SPb Institute of Oriental Studies). AbhisamayAlaMkAra's

introductory zloka ("Paying homage") with a commentary.

 

April 18, 2001. Wednesday. 15.00.

Address of the Guest of Honour: RAJIV CHANDER, Consul General of India at

St.-Petersburg.

Yaroslav V. VASSILKOV (SPb Institute of Oriental Studies). Indian practice of

pilgrimage and the growth of the MahAbhArata in the light of new epigraphical

sources.

Professor Vladimir G. EHRMANN (SPb State University). Sanskrit anthroponyms in

Russian

translations of Classical Indian texts.

Sergei D. SEREBRIANY (Russian State Institute for the Humanities, Moscow).

Sequence of

generations in Russian Indology of the XXth century.

 

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Yaroslav Vassilkov (yavass)

Institute of Oriental Studies

Sun, 06 May 101 17:04 +0300 MSK

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