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• Kn. 1. Kniga pervai͡a. 1890-1899
• Kn. 2. Kniga vtorai͡a. 1900-1903

• Kn. 1. Книга первая. 1890-1899
• Kn. 2. Книга вторая. 1900-1903

Nauchnoe izdanie arkhiva redakt͡sii zhurnala «Russkoe bogatstvo» za 1890-1903 gg. pozvoli͡aet vo vseĭ polnote predstavitʹ sudʹbu znamenitogo zhurnala v izmeni͡ai͡ushchikhsi͡a istoricheskikh uslovii͡akh, utochnitʹ fakty literaturnoĭ i obshchestvenno-politicheskoĭ istorii ėtogo perioda, avtorskiĭ kollektiv zhurnala, vzaimootnoshenii͡a mezhdu redakt͡sieĭ i avtorami, redakt͡sieĭ i t͡senzuroĭ, avtorami i t͡senzuroĭ. V tome opublikovan bolʹshoĭ korpus ėpistoli͡arnykh dokumentov v soprovozhdenii nauchnogo kommentarii͡a, vosstanavlivai͡ushchego shirokiĭ kontekst opisyvaemykh v ėtikh dokumentakh faktov. V perepiske chlenov redakt͡sii mezhdu soboĭ i s avtorami zhurnala otrazheny zhiznʹ Rossii i Evropy, spory o narozhdai͡ushchikhsi͡a literaturnykh techenii͡akh i o rabote narodnicheskikh frakt͡siĭ i zemelʹnykh komitetov. Glavnye geroi toma: N.K. Mikhaĭlovskiĭ, V.G. Korolenko, A.I. Ivanchin-Pisarev, A.G. Gornfelʹd, N.F. Annenskiĭ, P.F. I͡akubovich, A.V. Peshekhonov, V.A. Mi͡akotin, P.P. Pert͡sov, N.S. Rusanov, F.D. Bati͡ushkov, K.M. Stani͡ukovich, F.D. Kri͡ukov
Научное издание архива редакции журнала «Русское богатство» за 1890-1903 гг. позволяет во всей полноте представить судьбу знаменитого журнала в изменяющихся исторических условиях, уточнить факты литературной и общественно-политической истории этого периода, авторский коллектив журнала, взаимоотношения между редакцией и авторами, редакцией и цензурой, авторами и цензурой. В томе опубликован большой корпус эпистолярных документов в сопровождении научного комментария, восстанавливающего широкий контекст описываемых в этих документах фактов. В переписке членов редакции между собой и с авторами журнала отражены жизнь России и Европы, споры о нарождающихся литературных течениях и о работе народнических фракций и земельных комитетов. Главные герои тома: Н.К. Михайловский, В.Г. Короленко, А.И. Иванчин-Писарев, А.Г. Горнфельд, Н.Ф. Анненский, П.Ф. Якубович, А.В. Пешехонов, В.А. Мякотин, П.П. Перцов, Н.С. Русанов, Ф.Д. Батюшков, К.М. Станюкович, Ф.Д. Крюков.

The anonymous pre-Gangesa Navya-Nyaya treatise Upadhidarpana (UD) deals exclusively with the so-called upadhi, a key concept in the Navya-Nyaya theory of inference. The present volume contains the first published edition and translation of the only extant manuscript of the UD. Numerous notes have been added to the translation in order to elucidate the contents and to give a clue to the historical context, as regards authors, works, and philosophical doctrines that are referenced in the UD. Moreover, an extensive introductory chapter provides new insights into relations between the Navya-Nyaya doctrine of upadhi and modern logical theories such as John L. Pollock's theory of defeasible reasoning and property theories, especially property adaptations of well-founded and non-well-founded set theories. A very intriguing aspect of the UD is the author's attempt to define all candidate upadhis by means of a "general defining characteristic" (samanyalaksana) which is a property of itself. He advocates a non-well-founded property concept and distances himself from what is communis opinio in Nyaya, viz. that self-dependence (atmasraya) is a kind of absurdity. No such discussion concerning the problem of foundation in the Navya-Nyaya logic of property and location is to be found in the later Upadhivada of Gangesa's Tattavacintamani.
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Utpaladeva on the Power of Action provides the first critical edition, annotated translation, and study of one of the chapters of the Recognition of the Lord, a landmark in the history of nondual Saivism by the Utpaladeva, that were recently recovered from marginal annotations in manuscripts of other commentaries on Utpaladeva's treatise.
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V 112 tome "Literaturnogo nasledstva" vpervye v polnom obʺeme po avtografam publikuetsi͡a fundamentalʹnyĭ dvukhtomnyĭ traktat Andrei͡a Belogo "Istorii͡a stanovlenii͡a samosoznai͡ushcheĭ dushi" (1926-1931), ego itogovyĭ trud zhizni, predstavli͡ai͡ushchiĭ znamenitogo pisateli͡a-simvolista kak originalʹnogo filosofa, vydai͡ushchegosi͡a istorika i kulʹturologa. V nem Andreĭ Belyĭ issleduet zakonomernosti razvitii͡a chelovechestva, nachinai͡a s I veka, s poi͡avlenii͡a khristianstva, i zakanchivai͡a XX vekom, ėpokhoĭ simvolizma i antroposofii. Takzhe publikuetsi͡a unikalʹnyĭ kompleks soputstvui͡ushchikh materialov: pretekst traktata, fragmenty ego pervoĭ redakt͡sii, poi͡asnitelʹnye zapisi samogo Andrei͡a Belogo i ego vdovy K.N. Bugaevoĭ. Vosproizvodi͡atsi͡a risunki, skhemy, demonstrat͡sionnye plakaty, illi͡ustrirui͡ushchie myslʹ avtora "Istorii stanovlenii͡a samosoznai͡ushcheĭ dushi". Bolʹshinstvo iz nikh -- vpervye. Izdanie snabzheno fundamentalʹnym nauchnym kommentariem i soprovoditelʹnymi statʹi͡ami. Kniga prednaznachena dli͡a filologov, istorikov, kulʹturologov, filosofov; dli͡a nauchnykh rabotnikov, aspirantov, studentov i shirokogo kruga chitateleĭ, interesui͡ushchikhsi͡a istorieĭ mirovoĭ kulʹtury i t͡sivilizat͡sii
В 112 томе "Литературного наследства" впервые в полном объеме по автографам публикуется фундаментальный двухтомный трактат Андрея Белого "История становления самосознающей души" (1926-1931), его итоговый труд жизни, представляющий знаменитого писателя-символиста как оригинального философа, выдающегося историка и культуролога. В нем Андрей Белый исследует закономерности развития человечества, начиная с И века, с появления христианства, и заканчивая XX веком, эпохой символизма и антропософии. Также публикуется уникальный комплекс сопутствующих материалов: претекст трактата, фрагменты его первой редакции, пояснительные записи самого Андрея Белого и его вдовы К.Н. Бугаевой. Воспроизводятся рисунки, схемы, демонстрационные плакаты, иллюстрирующие мысль автора "Истории становления самосознающей души". Большинство из них -- впервые. Издание снабжено фундаментальным научным комментарием и сопроводительными статьями. Книга предназначена для филологов, историков, культурологов, философов; для научных работников, аспирантов, студентов и широкого круга читателей, интересующихся историей мировой культуры и цивилизации.

The Veda in Kashmir presents a detailed history and the current state of Veda tradition in Kashmir. It traces the vicissitudes of Vedic texts and rituals and their survival during some 400 years of Muslim rule. The peculiarities of the Sakalya Rgveda, Katha Yajurveda, and Paippalada Atharvaveda texts are discussed in great detail. The rituals from birth to death of the Pandits, the Kashmiri Brahmins, are depicted and explained, including current interpretation. This two-volume work includes a DVD that contains additional texts, rituals, sound recordings, and films taken in 1973 and 1979.
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Raute and Rawat are endangered languages belonging to the Raji-Raute language cluster within the large Sino-Tibetan family of languages spoken across Asia. The Raute and Rawat people are forest foragers in the central Himalayan region, living by hunting, gathering, and trade of wooden carvings to outsiders. Their remarkably conservative mother tongues contain a wealth of concepts about egalitarianism, religious animism, and aspects of forest life. Understanding these language concepts may provide a better appreciation of the cultural history of forest-dwelling peoples in Asia and a way of living that is in danger of becoming obsolete-as farming communities convert the forests to fields and people face pressure to assimilate. The dictionary provides a full description of each entry, including a provenance of its speech community, the part of speech, and a gloss in English, Nepali, and Kumauni. In addition, most entries contain an example of usage in a sample sentence, notes on cultural significance, and a meticulously studied etymology. The book provides a useful reference work with previously unpublished information about the speakers' ethnic identities and their culturally significant plants, animals, deities, and material culture.
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The Vaikhanasas are mentioned in many Vedic texts, and they maintain a close affiliation with the Taittiriya school of the Krsna Yajur Veda. Yet they are Vaisnavas, monotheistic worshipers of Visnu. Generally, Vaisnavism is held to be a post-Vedic development. Thus, the Vaikhanasas bridge two key ages in the history of South Asian religion. This text contains many quotations from ancient Vedic literature, and probably some other older original material, as well as architectural and iconographical data of the later first millennium CE. The Vaikhanasas remain relevant today. They are the chief priests (arcakas) in more than half of the Visnu temples in the South Indian states of Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka-including the renowned Hindu pilgrimage center Tirupati in Andhra Pradesh.
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• Kniga pervai͡a
• kniga vtorai͡a

Arthur McKeown presents the first full-length analysis of the continuation of Buddhism in India after the thirteenth century. This study describes later Indian Buddhism through a detailed examination of the life of Sariputra (c. 1335-1426), the last known abbot of the Bodhgaya Mahavihara, whose very presence extends Indian Buddhism by two centuries. This work also provides a view into the legacy of Indian Buddhism in fifteenth-century Nepal, Tibet, and China. McKeown follows Sariputra's travels and works throughout pan-Buddhist Asia, from restoring the Swayambhunatha caitya in Nepal and establishing tantric lineages in Tibet to overseeing the rebuilding of the Mahabodhi temple in Ming Dynasty Beijing. McKeown centers his examination on newly revealed Tibetan and Chinese biographies of Sariputra, as well as looking at a collection of historical documents in Sanskrit, Tibetan, and Chinese. These sources point to a fundamental reconsideration of later Indian Buddhism, its relationship with Brahmanism and Islam, and its enduring importance throughout Central, East, and Southeast Asia.
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Spoken in the middle hills of Nepal, Gurung is a Tibeto-Burmese language spread along the southern slopes of the Himalayas. The Nepalese Gurung recitations known as pe or pe-da lu-da form a diverse group of oral narratives and invocations, thought to exemplify ritual utterances from the origin of Bon. The pe are performed by a medicine man or shaman, in collaboration with a priest, to promote health and prosperity, and to help with illness and bereavement. They work occasionally with Lamaist practitioners. This two-volume set includes an analytical introduction, 13,000 lines of annotated transcriptions with interlinear gloss for 92 pe, and a synopsis of a further 49 items representing over 4,000 lines. The material was collected between 1979 and 1992. The introduction outlines the formal properties of pe: structure, metrics, style, figurative language, metaphor, and implicit meanings. This is followed by an overview of patterns of thought in pe, their ontologies, divinities, cosmological order, journeys, use of reported speech, action during discourse, the meanings of the lexical items, and a study of the methods of learning the pe. Appended is a catalog of pe and color plate illustrations. Field recordings of the transcribed pe are included on an accompanying DVD.
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• Introduction. Ritual speech in the Himalayas : oral texts and their contexts / Martin Gaenszle
• Ramma the husband, Suwa the wife : the consecration song of a Kham-Magar shaman (Nepal) / Anne de Sales
• Singing about creation : a Puma hopmacham performance / Martin Gaenszle
• Nujā : text, melody and movement in a 'new grain' ritual performed by the Dumi Rai of eastern Nepal / Marion Wettstein, Alban von Stockhausen and Chatur Bhakta Rai
• Thangmi wedding ritual texts / Sara Shneiderman, Mark Turin, Bir Bahadur Thami and Hikmat Khadka
• The language of ritual in Tangsa : the Wihu song / Stephen Morey and Jürgen Schöpf
• Legless and eyeless (and tongueless) in search of incense : oral and written versions of a Bon sPos rabs from northeastern Bhutan / Toni Huber

The traditions of oral ritual speech in the Himalayas have a lively existence alongside the written "great" traditions that predominate. However, as Martin Gaenszle shows, the oral traditions are still little known and even less understood. This collection of oral texts from Nepal, Bhutan, and northeast India, rich with translation and interpretation, serves two purposes. First, it presents the texts themselves, not just as fragments, but as coherent performances of ritual speech, varied in their linguistic form. Second, it displays various possible methods of presenting oral ritual texts in written form; no single standard form is yet agreed upon. In Ritual Speech in the Himalayas, each contributor showcases a unique style of transforming the spoken language and its translation or comments into an editorial format to fit the respective genres and scholarly interests, such as interlinear or sectional translation, morphological glossing, or musical scores.
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This volume offers unexpected insights into the history of the Veda, the earliest texts of South Asia, and their underlying oral transmission. In side-by-side facsimiles, Michael Witzel and Qinyuan Wu present the two oldest known Veda manuscripts, the Vajasaneyi Samhita of the White Yajurveda and its contemporaneous sister text, a Vajasaneyi Padapatha, recently found in western Tibet. These two manuscripts have retained an unusual style of representing the pitched accents, and their juxtaposition in this edition invites comparison between the oral Veda transmission of a thousand years ago and the recitation still maintained today. Both manuscripts are important testimonies for the history of the Vedas, their medieval transmission, and their first codification in writing. As such, they are of great interest to historians, Indologists, and scholars studying the interface of oral and written traditions.
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• Preface
• 1. Previous work on the Lives of St Ailbhe
• 2. Contents of the Life
• 3. Manuscripts, editions and character of the various recensions
• 4. The Codex Samanticensis (S) version of the Latin Life
• 5. The Rawlinson (R) version of Ailbhe's Life
• 6. The Trinity College (T) and Marsh's Library (M) version of the Life
• 7. The vernacular version of the Life
• Commentary
• Appendices.