Select Contents of Oriental Journals
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Summary
This section provides a digest of articles and notes recently published in leading oriental journals. Among the items summarised is V. R. Iyer’s edition of the one‑act Sanskrit play ‘Śivagīti Vijayā’ by Sundararījekavi, a prahasanā composed in the fifteenth century. The digest notes that the play has been edited from a single manuscript and includes a critical introduction. Other articles highlighted include an examination by O. H. de A. Wijesekera of Upaniṣadic terms for sense‑functions such as prāṇa and indriyāṇi, a paper by A. P. Buddhadatta on the life and works of the Theravāda scholar Buddhaghosa, and a study by W. Rahula on the Sabassavatthuppakaraṇa, an early commentary. Each summary briefly describes the scope and findings of the original article, enabling readers to keep abreast of developments across a range of fields. The digest functions as a bibliographical aid and underscores the interconnectedness of Indological research.
Conclusion
By providing succinct abstracts of recent scholarship, this section helps researchers navigate the expanding literature on South and Southeast Asian studies. It encourages interdisciplinary engagement and demonstrates the vitality of oriental research.