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Buddhist - Symphony in Stone: Festivities in Early BuddhismAbout the Book
Early Buddhism i.e. the Theravada
doctrine, as we know it today is considered
synonymous with renunciation, austerity and a
very severe monastic code, which strictly forbade
through its canons any kinds of festivities.
Contrary to popularly projected view and
accepted beliefs, one does find in the sculptured
delineations associated with early Buddhist
architecture and contemporaneous Buddhist
literature. evidence Literary Circles, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Buddhist Architecture, Theravada Buddhism, Archaeological Survey Of India, Research Projects, Archeologist, Previous Life, India Art

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Item Code:	UAD232
Author:	Garima Kaushik
Publisher:	Literary Circle, Jaipur
Language:	English
Edition:	2007
ISBN:	81820363
Pages:	148 (22 B/w Illustrations)
Cover:	HARDCOVER
Other Details	10.00 X 7.50 inch
Weight	620 gm

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Buddhist - Symphony in Stone: Festivities in Early BuddhismAbout the Book Early Buddhism i.e. the Theravada doctrine, as we know it today is considered synonymous with renunciation, austerity and a very severe monastic code, which strictly forbade through its canons any kinds of festivities. Contrary to popularly projected view and accepted beliefs, one does find in the sculptured delineations associated with early Buddhist architecture and contemporaneous Buddhist literature. evidence

Literary Circles

Jawaharlal Nehru University

Buddhist Architecture

Theravada Buddhism

Archaeological Survey Of India

Research Projects

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Buddhist - Symphony in Stone: Festivities in Early BuddhismAbout the Book Early Buddhism i.e. the Theravada doctrine, as we know it today is considered synonymous with renunciation, austerity and a very severe monastic code, which strictly forbade through its canons any kinds of festivities. Contrary to popularly projected view and accepted beliefs, one does find in the sculptured delineations associated with early Buddhist architecture and contemporaneous Buddhist literature. evidence

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