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What follows is intended to be an introduoction to the current status of Jaina studies in several countries outside of the North American con- tinent Since none of the contributors could be present at the 1975 Meet. ing of the American Academy of Religion, it has had to be put together on the basis of
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फ़ोल्कर्ट 1975 की अमेरिकन एकेडमी ऑफ़ रिलिजन की बैठक के लिए उत्तर अमेरिका के बाहर जैन अध्ययन की स्थिति पर यह प्रतिवेदन संकलित करते हैं। सहयोगी लेखक जापान में आगम तथा निज्जुत्तियों पर कार्य, यूरोपीय भाषाशास्त्र, और भारतीय संस्थाओं का विवरण देते हैं, तथा आगामी शोध के सुझाव भी। Folkert assembles a report on Jaina studies outside North America, written for the 1975 meeting of the American Academy of Religion. His contributors describe Japanese work on the canon and the Nijjuttis, European philology including Mette's Mainz volume, and Indian institutions, and recommend which studies should be taken up next.
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