Dharmottara’s Pramanaviniscayatika Chapter 3
Diplomatic Edition. In collaboration with Takashi Iwata and Toshiazu Watanabe
by Pascale Hugon
This new volume in the STTAR series follows up the publication of the critical edition of the third chapter of Dharmakirti’s “Pramanaviniscaya” (on argumentation in philosophical debate), which was published in the same series as volume 8 (2011). The current volume presents a diplomatic edition of the Sanskrit text of the corresponding chapter in the commentary by Dharmottara (8th c.), the “Pramanaviniscayatika”, based on a Photostat copy of an incomplete palm-leaf manuscript in Proto Bengali script. The edition is preceded by an introduction that includes a manuscript description, remarks on the Tibetan translation, a structural analysis with references to the “Pramanaviniscaya” edition, and indices of names of persons, texts and schools as found in the third chapter of the “Pramanaviniscayatika”.
- By (author) Pascale Hugon
Other Titles in this Series
The Dharmadhatustava
A Critical Edition of the Sanksrit with the Tibetan and Chinese Translations, a Diplomatic Transliteration of the Manuscript and Notes
Volume 17
Candrakirti’s Madhyamakavatarabhasya
Chapters 1 to 5, critically and diplomatically edited on the basis of preparatory work by Helmut Krasser
Volume 22
Dharmakirti’s Sambandhapariksa and Devendrabuddhi’s Sambandhapariksavrtti
Critically edited by Ernst Steinkellner
Volume 23
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