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	Indiaclub.com: Professor Kane’s Contribution to Dharmasastra Literature : Non-Fiction
		If not peerless as an Indologist, Pandurang Vaman Kane (1880-1972) may have barely a few equals.
		Yet, M.M. Kane is to stay immortalized for his multivolume History of Dharmashastra: an encyclopaedic, at once authoritative work on ancient India’s religious and civil laws.
		Discreetly culled from the prodigious mass of his writings, these essays show how Dr. Kane conjures some of the most obscure, hitherto-unnoticed sources not just to dispel widely-accepted fallacies or straighten out distortions, but (importantly) to project the fabulous legacy of India’s Dharmashastra literature: in both its variegated richness and unflawed authenticity.
	www.indiaclub.com /shop/SearchResults.asp?prodstock=17784 (385 words)

	Dharmashastra 1 (Einleitung)
		V,2 macht P.V. Kane einige autobiographische Bemerkungen zur Entstehung dieses monumentalen Werks.
		three thousand (for purchase of books for the Society) and donated five thousand rupees for founding a medal called P. Kane Gold Medal to be awarded once every three years to a scholar who had done substantial research in subjects in which I was interested.
		On 7th May 1941, in honour of my 61st birthday 'A volume of studies in Indology' was presented to me edited by Dr. S.
	www.payer.de /dharmashastra/dharmash01.htm (8655 words)

	Endnotes: Answering Advocates of Gay Marriage
		One Hindu strategy to involve men in reproduction and family life was to link men's identity directly to having a son in his own image.
		"A wife was called `jaya,' because the husband was born in the wife as a son" (Aitareya Brahmana 33.1 cited by Kane Vol.
		II, note 35, 429.) Indebted to the ancestors, Hindu men are obliged to have a son who will perform their funeral rituals later in life.
	www.catholiceducation.org /articles/homosexuality/ho0065.html (4135 words)

	Excerpt for "Hare Krishna"
		A long composite thread (upavita) in cotton or silk is draped from the left shoulder to the right hip as the distinctive mark of the brahmanas (the priestly class) and, in classical times, also of warriors and merchants.
		For an instructive historical perspective on the ancient use of the yajnopavita, see Pandurang Vaman Kane, History of Dharmasastra (Pune, India: Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, rpt.
		Manuals with standardized ceremonies and liturgies have been published that attempt to make sense of the contemporary extrapolations of ancient rites and intricacies of deity worship.
	www.signaturebooks.com /excerpts/hare.htm (2665 words)

	The Hindu : Excising the truth
		Of the view that there is no need for Class VI students to know that beef was served on special occasions in ancient India, the NCERT has deleted similar references from even Prof.
		``What will they do next: Take back the Bharat Ratna given to Pandurang Vaman Kane, the great Sanskrit scholar and author of the `History of the Dharmasastra', in which he has mentioned the prevalence of beef-eating among ancient Indians,'' asked a teacher on condition of anonymity.
		As it is, most schools had finished teaching the portions that have been deleted.
	www.hinduonnet.com /2001/12/02/stories/2001120200521400.htm (720 words)

	hindunot
		No word or reference to the term "Hindu," anywhere, The term Dr. Kane used, "dharmashaastra," does not even infer "Hindu." The paraphernalia of rituals were meant to be followed by male Brahmins only, no women allowed in the learning and practice of this Brahminic gobbledygook.
		By the practice and by the rigorous set of rules the so-called "dharmashastra," as explained by Dr. Kane was meant to be entirely vested in very few individuals, all Brahmins, law givers, law enforcers, law manipulators, law inventors, law protectors and law hoarders.
		Sid Harth..."The sooner Brahmin bigots realize that there is no such thing as "Hindu," religion the better are the chances of reconciliation among the diverse religious practices prevailing in the Indian subcontinent."
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	Hindu Philosophy [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy]
		Their dominant concern however is to prescribe the specific duties and privileges of each caste.
		After attending to the political question of the proper ordering of society, the dharmaśāstras typically focus on the matter of prayaścitta, or ritual expiation (see Kane vol.4 ch.1 pp.
		The idea of ritual expiation can be understood as a procedure concerned with alleviating ritual impurity.
	www.iep.utm.edu /h/hindu-ph.htm (13022 words)

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