I read your piece in that book. The connection between the
Mulasarvastivadins and the Kaccayana tradition of SEA is
fascinating. I was esp. intrigued by your reference to the
"herons" baka) and the water (udaka) and the strange
traversals of ritual and grammar inspired by mispronunciation
in connection to Chapata's text.
I will send you an early draft of my work on this subject soon.
Best,
justin
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>Date: Mon, 5 Jun 2006 20:55:00 +0200
>From: "Ole Holten Pind" <oleholtenpind@...>
>Subject: SV: [palistudy] Bizot's Kaccayana recordings?
>To: <palistudy@yahoogroups.com>
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>>>The Mun Kajjai (as its called in Laos and sometimes in
Cambodia) was often
>pulled apart and used for funerary/birth rituals. I plan to
chair a panel on
>this topic next year at the AAS meeting in Boston. If I find
out more, I
>will let you know<<
>
>I am interested in anything that pertains to this text, so I
would be very
>pleased if you would keep me informed about ongoing research.
Years ago I
>wrote a small article included in Bizot's edition and
translation of
>Saddavimala. Unfortunately I am unable to read the original.
>
>Ole Pind
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Dr. Justin McDaniel
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