...W. G. Archer The Art of Indian Asia . By Heinrich Zimmer . Completed and ed., Joseph Campbell . Bollingen Series XXXIX. New York : Pantheon , 1955 . Vol. I : xxiii, 465 ; Index, 48 Plates. Vol. I I : xviii; 614 Plates. $22.50. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc...

.... 192 . 4 Wilson Agnes , “ A Conversation With E. M. Forster ,” Encounter , IX (November 1957 ), p. 54 . 5 Zimmer Heinrich , Philisophies of India , ed. by Campbell Joseph , ( New York , 1951 ), p. 269 . 6 Keith A. B. , “Om...

... of the Svetambara Jain Tradition. Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag, 1991. xv, 160 pp. BUCKNELL, Roderick, S., comp. Sanskrit Manual: A Quick-reference Guide to the Phonology and Grammar of Classical Sanskrit. Delhi: Motilal Banarsidass Publishers Private Limited, 1994. xv, 255 pp. CASE, Margaret, ed. Heinrich Zimmer...

... be available to the reading public. This book reveals all the facets of modern warfare in interesting and coherent fashion. Navy Department ROGER PINEAU The Art of Indian Asia. By HEINRICH ZIMMER. Completed and ed., Joseph Campbell. Bollingen Series XXXIX. New York: Pantheon, 1955. Vol. I: xxiii, 465; Index...

.... By ARTHUR HERTZBERG, ed. New York: George Braziller, 1961. 256. References. $4.00. Reflections Wise and Otherwise. By HOMI MODY. New York: Asia Pub. House, 1961. vii, 132. $6.00. Myths and Symbols in Indian Art and Civilization. By HEINRICH ZIMMER. Edited by Joseph Campbell. New York: Harpers, The Bollingen...

... Wilson, p. 141. 15 Wilson, pp. 139-140. 16 Heinrich Zimmer, Myths and Symbols in Indian Art and Civiliation, ed. by Joseph Campbell (New York, 1946), pp. 201-207. 1T Zimmer, p. 205; emphasis provided by author. 234 R. S. K H A R E accepted by the descendants of such famous devotees, and secured further...

... of the divine triad. Vitsaxis flirts, in fact, with the notion that there is a generic preference for triads in Indian religion. Still, he rarely lets theoretical speculations such as this, many of which are drawn from Heinrich Zimmer's Myths and Symbols in Indian Art and Civilization (New York: Harper and Row...

... of which are drawn from Heinrich Zimmer's Myths and Symbols in Indian Art and Civilization (New York: Harper and Row, 1962), influence his choice of plates. It is the book's great strength that the scenes reproduced present a reasonable sampling of the Hindu calendar art one most often sees across North...

... history than has Stella Kramrisch. Along with other early giants such as Coomaraswamy and Zimmer, Kramrisch has given an important direction and impetus to the study of Indian art. This representative sampling of her finest scholarship attests to her commanding position. Divided into five subject...

...). In The Child and the Serpent, artist Jyoti Sahi offers the general reader a little bestiary of Indian symbols. These range from the images and tales of Siva and Visnu that one meets in today's standard accounts of Hindu mythology Sahi draws freely on Wendy O'Flaherty and Heinrich Zimmer to equally important...

... from the images and tales of Siva and Visnu that one meets in today's standard accounts of Hindu mythology Sahi draws freely on Wendy O'Flaherty and Heinrich Zimmer to equally important motifs that have been less well-studied in recent times: the sun and the moon, snakes, the crowns of ascetics...

.... By HEINRICH ZIMMER. Edited by Joseph Campbell. New York: Harpers, The Bollingen Library, 1962. Copyright 1946. Harper Torchbook 2005. xiii, 248. Illus., Index. $2.25. A Concise History of Classical Sanskrit Literature. By GUARINATH SASTRI. Calcutta: Oxford University Press, i960. Second edition, vii, 220...

... [p. 4], and the sunless world of the emaciated yogin s innerness [p. 20 Although Grinshpon does not refer to Whicher s recent commentary, he would undoubtedly include the author under the rubric of romantic seeker, along with Mircea Eliade, Heinrich Zimmer, Georg Feuerstein, and others. Grinshpon...

... cherished. can well believe that the members of the per- Jacobs cautions against the overconfidence of manent work force are imbued with a sense Deussen in the last and of Zimmer and similar of security. This may also account for the scholars in this century, who transferred analy- optimistic way in which...

... disturbed by and indeed comprehends the comings and goings of momentary diings. Mr. Mukerjee often uses the art-form as a metaphor to elucidate Indian history, with less validity but in somewhat the same manner as Heinrich Zimmer used it to explain Indian thought. Indian history is to him "an illustration...

..., just as Shiva in his cosmic dance is little disturbed by and indeed comprehends the comings and goings of momentary diings. Mr. Mukerjee often uses the art-form as a metaphor to elucidate Indian history, with less validity but in somewhat the same manner as Heinrich Zimmer used it to explain Indian...

... it to be when among the voices Lannoy most heeds are those 172 JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES of Nirad C. Chaudhuri, Mircea filiade, M. K. Gandhi, C. J. Jung, Arthur Koestler, R. D. Laing, Marshall McLuhan, and Heinrich Zimmer. There are just too many disparate elements tossed together in this book to provide...

... as being too limited to account for the phenomena. He also takes to task Erich Neumann and Heinrich Zimmer, for prematurely applying to Indian phenomena psychological categories borrowed from the West without taking due account of distinctive Indian psychic patterns, and without knowing the symbolism...

..." of man. 2 M. G. Jha, Manusmriti (Laws of Manu), (Allahabad, 1939), p. 427. 8 Williams, Sir Monier, Sanskrit English Dictionary (Oxford, 1894), p. 871. *H. Zimmer, Philosophies of India (New York, 1956), pp. 118-19. B T . D. Weldon, States and Morals (London, 1946), pp. 133-34. GANDHI'S POLITICAL THOUGHT...