The doctrine of the jainas: Described after the old sources/
Walter Schubring
- Delhi: Motilal banarsidass Publishers, 1962.
- 388 p.
I. A short History of Jaio Research Origins 1 From Weber to Pischel 3 Jain Editions € Later Western Research 7 Jain Activity 11 Historical Position of Jainism 13 II. An historical Sketch of Jainism Heroic Legend 18 P^a 28 Mahavira31 Gosala 35 Goyama and Suhamma 44 Early Jain Church 45 Jina - Statues 49 Schism 50 Early Literature 57 Digambaras 61 Svetambaras 63 Sthanakvasi 65 Other Sects 67 m. The Canon., Puwas 74 Sections 78 Commentaries 82 Angas 85 Uvangas96 Painnas 107 Cheyasuttas 109 Nandi and Anuogadara 114 Mulasuttas 115 Angabahiras 121 IV. Cosmology Fundamental Facts 126 Units 129 Atom 132 Bodies 137 Physiology 139 Soul 152 Cognition 156 naya 159 nikkheva 163 siya 164 kevala-CograXion 169 Spiritual Function 170 Karman 172 Binding 173 Realization 178 Kinds of Karman 180 Ejection 183 Life 185 Kinds concluded 187 Reincarnation 188 V. Cosmography The World, its Shape 204 Beings 206 Lower World 210 Centre World, Jambuddiva 216 Periods 225 Oceans and King-Continents 227 Cods and Stars 231 Upper World 237 Its Cods 240 Isipabbhara 246 VI. Renunciation General 247 Community 248 Ranks 253 Outfit 256 Daily Life 260 Study 266 Begging Tour 270 Asceticism 274 Confession and Atonement 278 Lay Folk 284 Death 288 Vn. Victory Similes 291 Human Character 292 Influence {anhaya) and Stoppage (saitivara) 296 Lay Vows 297 Monastic Vows 300 Control '304 Ethics 305 Reflections 307 Resistance 308 Right Conduct 310 Asceticism 311 Meditation 313 Miracles and Magic 316 Conditions of Karman 319 gunallhdna and sedhi 320 Annihilation 324 Kevalin 327 Siddha 328