Re: Who is Alexander Wynn?

Alex Wynne did a degree in Religious Studies in Bristol and then came
to Oxford where he obtained a D.Phil (effectively in Pali and
Buddhist studies). He held a Junior Fellowship here for several
years, but is, I believe, now in Bangkok at Mahidol. The case is
similar with Justin Meiland.

But I don't think either are especially interested in grammatical studies.

Lance Cousins

>I read a reasonably good article by Wynn recently, and found this very
>brief description of the man on-line:
>
>"Alex Wynne has taught Pali for the undergraduate course in Sanskrit
>and Pali."
>
>The article is here:
>
>   _How old is the Suttapitaka?_
>   The relative value of textual and epigraphical sources for the study
>of early Indian Buddhism.
>   By Alexander Wynne
>   http://zencomp.com/greatwisdom/ebud/ebsut056.htm
>
>Jim, do you want to find an e-mail for him and invite him to join the
>list?  If you write to his department at Oxford, they will forward the
>message to him.
>
>Sorry, but I can't undertake such a thing in my current circumstances
>(soon "back to nowhere").