Re: 1. Logic of Pali grammar, 2. Decline of Pali education

Dear Ven. Pandita,

> >2. An interesting (and brief) article about Buddhist education in
Burma & Thailand, highlighting the decline of Pali studies in both
places --NB: almost all of the useful information is to be found in
the foot-notes, as the main text is reproduced from a lecture.
> >www.stanford.edu/group/scbs/Calendar/
> >calendar2003-04/burma_conference/papers/dhammasami.doc
> >
> I have already gone to the site, but I found only the calender
2004-05.
> I don't know why, maybe the page has been taken down, or I'm just
too
> dense to find it.

I think you may have tried to access:
www.stanford.edu/group/scbs/Calendar/ only without the following part
of a long url address:

calendar2003-04/burma_conference/papers/dhammasami.doc

Just use the copy and paste commands to get it all in the url address
box on your browser. This is what I did and found an interesting
article on the problem of monastic and secular education in Burma and
Thailand.

Best wishes,
Jim