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between January 1989 and March 1992

2 and 3 respectively) which seek to eliminate inquiry by asserting that early Buddhism is unintelligible or perversely pessimistic

Art and Morality

Bilvapatra Treasures of Indian Art Bharti Prakashan Varanasi be it the Bon dKarBinputnic The Train of Indian Art in a wolume, which felicitates De NP Joshi, the living legend in the field of Indological Seodies specially Indian Art and Iconography Keeping in view the malo dicered coombenons of De Joshi, the volume is designed as a garland containing probing research papers on TATION apets. These are from emment scholars of Indian Art and Iconography from India and abroad. The contributors like Gourishwar Bhattacharya, Gerd R.