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200 10$aText and authority in the older Upanis?ads$b[electronic resource] /$fby Signe Cohen
210   $aLeiden ;$aBoston $cBrill$d2008
215   $a1 online resource (330 p.)
225 1 $aBrill's Indological library,$x0925-2916 ;$vv. 30
300   $aBased on the author's dissertation (University of Pennsylvania).
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [297]-312) and index.
327   $tPreliminary Materials /$rS. Cohen -- $tIntroduction /$rS. Cohen -- $tChapter One. Textual Criticism And Mnemonic Texts /$rS. Cohen -- $tChapter Two. Philosophical And Religious Themesin The Upani?ads /$rS. Cohen -- $tChapter Three. The B?had?ra?yaka Upani?ad /$rS. Cohen -- $tChapter Four. The Ch?ndogya Upani?ad /$rS. Cohen -- $tChapter Five. The Aitareya Upani?ad /$rS. Cohen -- $tChapter Six. The Kau??taki Upani?ad /$rS. Cohen -- $tChapter Seven. The Taittir?ya Upani?ad /$rS. Cohen -- $tChapter Eight. The ??? Upani?ad /$rS. Cohen -- $tChapter Nine. The Pra?na Upani?ad /$rS. Cohen -- $tChapter Ten. The Mu??aka Upani?ad /$rS. Cohen -- $tChapter Eleven. The Ka?ha Upani?ad /$rS. Cohen -- $tChapter Twelve. The ?vet??vatara Upani?ad /$rS. Cohen -- $tChapter Thirteen. The Kena Upani?ad /$rS. Cohen -- $tChapter Fourteen. The Maitr? Upani?ad /$rS. Cohen -- $tChapter Fifteen. The M????kya Upani?ad /$rS. Cohen -- $tChapter Sixteen. The Mah?n?r?ya?a Upani?ad /$rS. Cohen -- $tChapter Seven. Teenthe Kaivalya Upani?ad /$rS. Cohen -- $tChapter Eighteen. The B??kalamantra Upani?ad /$rS. Cohen -- $tConclusion /$rS. Cohen -- $tBibliography /$rS. Cohen -- $tIndex /$rS. Cohen.
330   $aThe Upani?ads have often been treated as a unified corpus of religious and philosophical texts, separate from the older Vedic tradition. It is well known that the Upani?ads were initially composed and transmitted within specific schools of Vedic recitation, or ??kh?s, but the ??kh? affiliation of each Upani?ad has received very little attention in the scholarly literature. The author offers a new interpretation of the older Upani?ads in the light of the Vedic school affiliations of each text. This book argues that issues of textual authority, and in particular the authority of the various Vedic schools, are central in the Upani?ads, and that the Upani?ads can, on one level, be read as texts about text. While analyzing the theme of textual authority in the Upani?ads, the author also outlines a theory of textual criticism as applied to orally transmitted texts that will be of use to textual scholars in other fields as well.
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