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	FRIEDRICH MAX MULLER - LoveToKnow Article on FRIEDRICH MAX MULLER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Up to this time Max Muller had lived the life of a poor student, supporting himself partly by copying manuscripts, but Bunsens introductions to Queen Victoria and the prince consort, and to Oxford University, laid the foundation for him of fame and fortune.
		Max Muller was speedily subjugated by the genius loci.
		Though Max Mullers reputation was that of a comparative philologist and orientalist, his professional duties at Oxford were long confined to lecturing on modern languages, or at least their medieval forms.
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	Max Müller - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Friedrich Max Müller (December 6, 1823 – October 28, 1900), more commonly known as Max Müller, was a German-born British Philologist and Orientalist, one of the founders of Indian studies, who virtually created the discipline of comparative religion.
		Muller attempted to reach a philosophy of religion that addressed the crisis of faith that was engendered by the historical and critical study of religion by German scholars on the one hand, and by the Darwinian revolution on the other (compare Matthew Arnold's "Dover Beach").
		He analyzed mythologies as rationalizations of natural phenomena, primitive beginnings that we might denominate "protoscience" within a cultural evolution; Muller's "Darwinian" concepts of the evolution of human cultures are among his least lasting achievements.
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	Max Muller
		Max Muller was a strong, loud, and sometimes lone voice in many of the major intellectual and political debates of his time, especially over the implications of the reigning Indo-European (or Aryan) linguistic theories on the legitimacy of British colonial rule.
		In addition, in view of Muller's wide-ranging interests in the comparative study of religion, mythology, folklore, linguistics, metaphysics, and human cognition, the selections in this "essential Max Muller" should be of interest to scholars and students in fields as diverse as religious studies, philosophy, anthropology, early linguistic theory, and the history of Western ideas.
		Muller was sometimes inconsistent in his spelling, in English transliterations of foreign words and phrases, and in his use of accent and stress marks.
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		Max Muller is of the former, anthropologists are of the latter, opinion.
		Max Muller found a myth of the Sun or of the Dawn, these scholars were apt to see a myth of the wind, of the lightning, of the thunder-cloud, of the crepuscule, of the upper air, of what each of them pleased.
		Max Muller, unless I misunderstand him, regards as referring to the 'new school,' and, notably, to M. Gaidoz and myself, though such language ought not to apply to M. Gaidoz, because he is a scholar.
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	AllRefer.com - Max MUller (Scholars, Antiquarians, And Orientalists, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Max MUller (Friedrich Maximilian MUller, Friedrich Max MUller, or Friedrich Max-MUller), 1823–1900, German philologist and Orientalist, b.
		MUller did more than any other scholar to popularize philology and mythology, particularly in his lectures Science of Language (1861, 1863).
		From c.1875 until his death MUller was engaged in his greatest work, the editing of Sacred Books of the East (51 vol.), being translations of important Asian religious writings.
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	(35) Max Müller. A paid employee, who translated the Rigved in a demeaning style. The hidden secrets of his life.
		Max Müller was a British agent, especially employed (in 1847) to write the translations of the Vedas in such a demeaning way so that the Hindus should lose faith in them.
		Max Müller was paid £4 per sheet of his writing which comes to £800 of today (1999).
		Max Müller’s letters dated August 25, 1856 and December 16, 1868 reveal the fact that he was desperate to bring Christianity into India so that the religion of the Hindus should be doomed.
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		...Müller, Max, (Friedrich Maximilian Muller, Friedrich Max Muller, or Friedrich Max-Muller), 1823-1900, German philologist and Orientalist, b.
		Slevogt, together with Max Liebermann and Lovis Corinth, was among the principal exponents of German...
		Prague; son and pupil of the sculptor Josef Max (1803-54).
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		And even Professor Max Muller, in his mythological moods, is compelled to confess, at leas concerning certain portions of the Vedas, that their words are yaugika.
		And since, even according to the confessions of Max Muller, higher truths of philosophy and monotheism are to found there and there in the Vedas, it has become difficult to reconcile the mythological interpretation of the main part of the Vedas with the philosophical portions.
		Professor Max Muller translates the “devajata” of the mantra as “sprung from the gods.” This is again wrong, for he again takes deva in its popular (laukika) sense, God; whereas devajata means ‘with brilliant qualities manifested, or evoked to work by learned men”: the word deva meaning both brilliant qualities and learned men.
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	Two Unmet Vedic Friends
		Max Muller was born in 1823 at Dessau in Germany in a scholar’s house.
		Dr Moksha Muller sahib.’’ During a seminar on Max Muller, a German scholar was quizzed on the ``how and why,’’of the eminent German Indologist of the 19th century wishing to baptize all Indians.
		On his part, Max Muller advised the young Englishmen who were ICS candidates to learn Sanskrit, to delve deep into the rich oriental heritage.
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	Sanskrit Studiea and Comparative Philology \| Swami Tathagatananda \| Prabuddha Bharata \| June 2004 \| VEDANTA.RU \| ...
		This work was carried on by Burnouf, Roth and Max Muller, and from their patient researches sprang the study of Comparative Religion, which has had an effect upon modern thought only comparable to that of Darwin’s Origin of Species.
		Max Muller said that the two great formative influences in his life were the Rig-Veda and the Critique of Pure Reason.
		I believe much of the excellency of the ancient Sanskrit philosophers is due to their having been undisturbed by the thought of there being a public to please or critics to appease.
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		Muller especially it was employed as a convenient See also:
		It is to be observed, therefore, that Max Muller is careful to avoid any ethnological signification.
		earth, ira, as Max Muller asserts, is far from certain.
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	Amazon.ca: Books: Dhammapada: Annotated & Explained (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Muller's plain and graceful translation has been lightly amended by Zen student and author Maguire, who provides well-informed and helpful notes.
		Mueller was an enormous figure in religious studies, who in the late nineteeth century conceived, edited, and contributed to the encyclopediac fifty tome collection of translations of Sacred Texts of the East of which this work is one volume.The companion texts seemed to have been deleted for this paperbound edition.
		Muller's translation with its accompanying commentary is a good place to start down the path of Buddhist dharma.
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	INDEX FOR UPANISHADS TRANSLATED BY MAX MULLER
		In the mid-19th century, German scholar Friedrich Max Muller, who has been called the father of comparative religion, became the most prominent advocate of historical and linguistic analysis in the study of religion.
		Presented with this mass of information, Muller undertook a critical, historically based investigation of world religious traditions.
		Although his approach emphasized the view that all traditions were the product of historical development, Muller believed comparative study would demonstrate that every religion possessed some measure of truth.
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	phorum - Resolution review - 'Christiane Muller, Gabriel-max-str. 2, 10247 Berlin' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Even more expressive was the quirky movement they matched to the text — one was physically manipulated by others before expending enormous energy folding and contorting herself, whilst another grinned manically and shook on the spot.
		The five performers entertained and challenged the viewer as they insinuated themselves into our realities with a finely honed selection of slice-of-life texts and gestures, marked at the outset with a memorable moment on an imagined toilet-seat.
		Yet the small confessions and life choices that we heard began to acquire a deeper meaning; when counter-pointed by the dance commentary the effect was to strain at the limits of individuality in a material world.
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	Portrait of Renate Muller by Max Rabes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		She died at the age of thirty in midst of the build-up to the most turbulent times of the 20th century.
		Painted by the German Max Rabes, this is a brilliantly executed portrait of a beautiful, gifted, yet tragic actress.
		It is a record of an artist who was at the height of the theatre and film worlds and yet is remembered as a footnote to the Third Reich.
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		Max Muller These volumes of the Sacred Books of the East Series include translations of all the most important works of the seven non Christian religions that have exercised a profound influence on the civilizations of the continent of Asia.
		Translated by twenty leading authorities in the respective fields, the volumes have been edited by the late F. Max Muller.
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	Muller, Frederick Max (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		He was the son of Wilhelm Muller, a German poet.
		The influences that work on the child's senses and mind cannot be determined; they are too many, and too intangible.
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	The Essential Max Muller: On Language, Mythology, and Religion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Essential Max Muller: On Language, Mythology, and Religion
		Max Müller is often referred to as the “father of Religious Studies,” having himself coined the term "science of religion" (or religionswissenschaft) in 1873.
		It was he who encouraged the comparative study of myth and ritual, and it was he who introduced the oft-quoted dictum: “He who knows one [religion], knows none.” Though a German-born and German-educated philologist, he spent the greater part of his career at Oxford, becoming one of the most famous of the Victorian arm-chair scholars.
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	Faces and Lives of Max Muller
		Born in 1823 at Dessau, Germany, as Friedrich Max Muller, was the son of Wilhelm Muller (1794-I 827), the German poet, celebrated for his phil-Hellenic lyrics, who was ducal librarian at Dessau, and his songs had been utilized by musical composers, notably Schubert.
		Professor Brockhaus of the University of Leipzig, where Max Muller matriculated in 1841, induced him to take up Sanskrit; at the University of Berlin (1844), made the Sanskrit student a scientific comparative philologist.
		Burnouf, at Paris started him on the track of inquiry into the science of comparative religion, and impelled him to edit the Rig Veda.
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	Biblio: The Essential Max Muller: On Language, Mythology and Religion by Jon R. Stone (editor): Details
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