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Learning Classical Tibetan

A Reader for Translating Buddhist Texts

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This modern and accessible reader is designed for studying Classical Tibetan Buddhist texts, suitable for both classroom use and independent study. It serves as a comprehensive manual for navigating Tibetan Buddhist literature, drawing on a traditional monastic curriculum. Utilizing up-to-date teaching methods, students learn grammar, vocabulary, syntax, and style while engaging with Buddhist philosophical works. Each chapter features a contextual introduction, a Tibetan text with annotations that progressively explain grammar, cultural notes, translation hints, and insights into the Sanskrit origins of Tibetan expressions. A literal translation of the text is also provided. Additionally, the reader includes study plans, discussions on dictionaries and resources, a glossary of English grammatical terms, and more. This resource can be used alongside Paul Hackett’s expanded edition of his Tibetan Verb Lexicon. With a clear and approachable style, this manual is designed to benefit all students of Classical Tibetan, making it an invaluable tool for understanding and engaging with these traditional texts.

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Learning Classical Tibetan, Paul G. Hackett

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Année de publication
2019
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Titre
Learning Classical Tibetan
Sous-titre
A Reader for Translating Buddhist Texts
Langue
Anglais
Éditeur
Snow Lion
Publié
2019
Format
rigide
Pages
664
ISBN10
1559394560
ISBN13
9781559394567
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Description
This modern and accessible reader is designed for studying Classical Tibetan Buddhist texts, suitable for both classroom use and independent study. It serves as a comprehensive manual for navigating Tibetan Buddhist literature, drawing on a traditional monastic curriculum. Utilizing up-to-date teaching methods, students learn grammar, vocabulary, syntax, and style while engaging with Buddhist philosophical works. Each chapter features a contextual introduction, a Tibetan text with annotations that progressively explain grammar, cultural notes, translation hints, and insights into the Sanskrit origins of Tibetan expressions. A literal translation of the text is also provided. Additionally, the reader includes study plans, discussions on dictionaries and resources, a glossary of English grammatical terms, and more. This resource can be used alongside Paul Hackett’s expanded edition of his Tibetan Verb Lexicon. With a clear and approachable style, this manual is designed to benefit all students of Classical Tibetan, making it an invaluable tool for understanding and engaging with these traditional texts.