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040			_aAliah University _beng _cAU
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082			_a294.595 _bCAR/T
100			_aCarman , John _97603
245			_aThe Tamil Veda _bPillan’s Interpretation of the Tiruvaymoli _cJohn Carman and Vasudha Narayanan
260			_aLondon _bUniversity of Chicago _c1989
300			_axvii,323p _c24cm
505			_aTable of Contents Preface Notes on Translations Part One - The Two Streams 1. Ubhaya Vedanta: The Confluence of Tamil and Sanskrit Scriptures 2. The Alvars and Their Sweet Tamil Songs 3. The Vedanta in Sanskrit according to Yamuna and Ramanuja 4. Reflections of the Alvar Hymns in the Sanskrit Stotras Part Two - The Commentator’s Synthesis 5. The First Commentary on Nammalvar’s Tiruvaymoli: Tirukkurukai Piran Pillan’s Six Thousand 6. Tattva: The Fundamental Reality of God and God’s World 7. God’s Manifestations in the Universe 8. The Devotee’s Relation to God: Separation and Union 9. The Means to Salvation: The Question of Upaya 10. The Devotee’s Final Goal (Purusartha) Part Three - Beyond the Commentary 11. The Commentator as Disciple: Pillan’s Relation to Ramanuja 12. Looking behind Pillan’s Commentary: “Swallowing” as a Metaphor in the Poem 13. Ubhaya Vedanta: Two Traditions or One? Part Four - Translation of Selected Decads from the Tiruvaymoli Notes Bibliography Index
600			_aNarayanan, Vasudha _97604
942			_cBOOKS ENG
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