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Tue, 05 Oct 2004 00:03:01 -0700 (PDT)

" R.Kesavan. " <kesavan7777

Reviving a lost treasure.

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Dear All Madhwa Dwaita Philosophy lovers, I am R.Kesavan, hailing

from Madras and a stanuch believer of Madhwa philosophy and I am

hereby making a request to all concerned to help me revive and

restore a mammoth, magnificient and a Magnum opus titled " The Reign

of Realism " authored by the redoubtable savant of Madhwa philosophy

Mr. Nagaraja Sharma, Kumbakonam, Tamilnadu. His classical great work

appeared in print presumably in the late thirties and I had a rare

occasion to see the mighty work 'on line' last year. Unfortunately

when I looked for it again I could not see it any longer in 'on line'

form possibly owing to the fact that the server does not contain such

files of such stupendous work. Even the 'Google' search does not

yield fruition. I request you all kindly to feedback me with any

usuful information, if you could provide upon this deserving search,

on how to trace the fantastic work in 'on line' form, its current URL

or the place of the original server where it is stored. Awaiting

your help and feedback with bated breath, Sincerely yours,

R.Kesavan. <kesavan7777kesavan7777

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On Wednesday, October 06, 2004 " Sishya_guru_rayar " <guru_rayar

wrote:

 

> Tue, 05 Oct 2004 00:03:01 -0700 (PDT)

> " R.Kesavan. " <kesavan7777

> Reviving a lost treasure.

 

> I am hereby making a request to all concerned to help me revive and

> restore a mammoth, magnificient and a Magnum opus titled " The Reign

> of Realism " authored by the redoubtable savant of Madhwa philosophy

> Mr. Nagaraja Sharma, Kumbakonam, Tamilnadu. His classical great work

> appeared in print presumably in the late thirties and I had a rare

> His classical great work appeared in print presumably in the late

> thirties and I had a rare occasion to see the mighty work 'on line'

> last year. Unfortunately when I looked for it again I could not

> see it any longer in 'on line' ....

> I request you all kindly to feedback me with any

> usuful information:

 

Dvaita mailing list, http://www.dvaita.org/list/index.shtml

has some extracts from " The Reign Of Realism In Indian

Philosophy " -- posted as a series [incomplete one, though],

see:

 

http://www.dvaita.org/list/list_40/msg00014.html

 

password and ID: dvaita

 

Use our search string embedded in most of the pages

to read the follow-ups.

 

Regards,

 

Meera Tadipatri

 

> R.Kesavan.