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| 100 | _aMall, Linnart | ||
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_aStudies in the Atasahasrika Prajanaparamita and other essays/ _cLinnart Mall |
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_aTartu: _bLinnart Mall, _c2003. |
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| 300 | _a237 p. | ||
| 505 | _a1. Dharma. 1.1 Dharma In European Buddhist studies ! .2 Two meanings of the term dharma 1.3 Three operations with dharmas ASiim'aiu 2. Bodhisatlva 2.1 Bodhisattva and three vdrtoi 2.2 Bodhisaltva-Mahasattva 3. Prajhdpdramifd 3.1 Sirvdna 3.2 Prajhdpdramild 3.3 Sai'vajiiaid 3.4 Anullard samyaksambodhi . 3.5 Tathold 4. Text as a Teacher 4 I Terms denoting'shock' 4.2 Mdrakarma Heart Sutra of Transcending Awareness Dialogue in the B<jdhicarydvatdra The L.ight Path and the Dark Path , The Course of Translation Buddhist Mytholog> The Cultural Model of Tibet . Once More about Yamanlaka I. 00 and 0 as Text Generators and States of Mind Semiotics as a Possibility for the Study of Religious Texts Under Communist Dictatorship The Concept of Humanistic Base texts Linnart Mall's Contribution to Oriental and Buddhist Studies m Estonia by Man l.aanemets Notes and References- Bibliographical Data indexes by Teet ToOme . | ||
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