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Jain Literatureजैन साहित्य

श्रमण-साहित्य : एक दृष्टि

Śramaṇa Literature: An Overview

Śramaṇa-sāhitya : eka dṛṣṭi

दुलहराजअनेकान्त1975pp. 20–21

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भगवान् महावीर का जीवन-काल ई० पूर्व छठी-पांचवीं शताब्दी था। उस समय अनेक मत प्रचलित थे।

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लेखक बताते हैं कि महावीर-बुद्ध से पूर्व का वेदेतर साहित्य 'श्रमण-साहित्य' कहलाया, जिसे ल्यूमन ने परिव्राजक-साहित्य और विन्टरनिट्ज ने तपस्वी-साहित्य कहा। जैन आगम, बौद्ध और वैदिक साहित्य में शब्द व अर्थ की अनेक समानताएँ और समान कथानक मिलते हैं। आगमों की वाचनाओं का उल्लेख करते हुए वे जैन साहित्य को केवल लिपिबद्धता के आधार पर अर्वाचीन मानना अनुचित बताते हैं।

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Hindi title: श्रमण-साहित्य : एक दृष्टि
English title: Śramaṇa Literature: An Overview
Diacritical (IAST): Śramaṇa-sāhitya : eka dṛṣṭi
Language: Hindi (हिन्दी)
Author: मुनि श्री दुलहराज जी
Translator: Original — no translation
Tīkākāra (commentator): Not applicable
Editor: Not recorded
Journal · patrika: अनेकान्त
Volume · issue: Vol. 28, Issue 1
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मुनि श्री दुलहराज जी. “Śramaṇa-sāhitya : eka dṛṣṭi.” Anekānta, vol. 28, no. 1, 1975, pp. 20–21.

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