[Y-Indology] Request for J. W. de Jong's paper

[Guest guest]

On Tue, 12 Jun 2001 naga_ganesan wrote:

 

> So, the reference for Jan W. de Jong's article please,

 

There is a nearly complete bibliography of de Jong's works, articles,

reviews etc. in two numbers of the Japanese journal: Hokke Bunka

Kenkyu. They cover the period to 1997 and contain 824 numbers. I.e.:

 

Jong, Jan W. de: Bibliography 1949-1986. In: Hokke bunka

kenkyu. 14 (showa 63 [A.D. 1988]), p. 1-63

 

Jong, Jan W. de: Bibliography 1987-1997. In: Hokke bunka

kenkyu. 25 (heisei 3 [A.D. 1999]), p. 1-37

 

Peter Wyzlic

 

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Peter Wyzlic

Indologisches Seminar, Universitaet Bonn

Regina-Pacis-Weg 7

D-53113 Bonn

[Guest guest]

Dear Prof. Ganesan,

unfortunately I can't find the reference to Prof. de Jong's respective publication anymore.

But he has written no article on the topic in question anyway. I simply alluded

to a casual remark he made in one of his last reviews. He only expressed the

hope, that the younger German Indologists will do some research work on

Indology in the Third Reich. That's all.

But I'll try to find the review (it can't be too complicated, if I look for it

in our library) and tell you then.

I guess, the Hindutva fundamentalists will somehow manage to abuse even this

message for a further bizarre attack on me or , more probably, on other better

known scholars like George Thompson, Michael Witzel and so on, or on any of the

many, many persons, religions or ethnic entities they hate. But I don't care

anymore. They don't need a special occasion for speaking their "language of

nationalism", or to say it in a more straightforward manner, their language of

hatred.

 

Best regards,

Martin Delhey

University of Hamburg

 

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naga_ganesan (AT) hotmail (DOT) com

INDOLOGY

Tuesday, June 12, 2001 4:16 PM

[Y-Indology] Request for J. W. de Jong's paper

 

So, the reference for Jan W. de Jong's article please,N. GanesanTo

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[Guest guest]

The more I try to sit on the outside and observe, the harder it becomes.

Eurocentric, racist, and goodness knows what other isms and ists, keep

intruding so as to make it almost impossible to read postings. One gentleman

respectfully asks for specific information of a scholarly nature and

immediately someone, who cannot supply an answer to the request, begins a

racist tirade. Someone who, by the way, does not seem to have made enough

postings to even warrant the so called abuse he claims will be hurled at him.

 

If one were to automatically block messages containing these racist references,

one would find very few *Indologists* of non-Indian origins being read. All

this makes one wonder an awful lot on all the claims of the *scholarship* need

to be a bona fide Indologist we hear so much about.

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Ramadas

 

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Martin Delhey

I guess, the Hindutva fundamentalists will somehow manage to abuse even this

message for a further bizarre attack on me or , more probably, on other better

known scholars like George Thompson, Michael Witzel and so on, or on any of the

many, many persons, religions or ethnic entities they hate. But I don't care

anymore. They don't need a special occasion for speaking their "language of

nationalism", or to say it in a more straightforward manner, their language of

hatred.