Vol 3 (2002): Acta Orientalia Vilnensia

Vol 3 (2002)

Acta Orientalia Vilnensia
Published 2002-12-01

Front Matter

Editorial Board
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Content
5–6
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Articles

Preface
7
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Dalia Švambarytė
Three Classical Japanese Literary Images Recited in the Noli Drama and Retroactive in the Tale of Genji
9–27
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Rasa Ranjan
Patriarchalic Tradition in Usage of Kinship Terms in Lithuanian and Hindi Languages
28–36
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Dainius Razauskas
Correspondences to the Indo-Iranian Mythical Wind in Lithuanian Folklore (Some Hints for a Deeper Investigation)
37–47
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Aleta Chomičenkienė | Virginija Maksvytytė
Etymological Parallels in Baltic and Indoiranian in Names of Animals and Beasts
48–65
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Tomas Veteikis
The Issue on Indo-European Diglossy: Some Aspects of Lexis and Semantics of Fire and Water in the Early Indian and Greek Poetical Texts
66–80
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Viktoria Lyssenko
The Hard Task of Hitting the Mean: Aristotle’s Mean (Mesotes) and Buddha’s Middle Path (Majjhima Patipad)
81–91
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Audrius Beinorius
Interpretation as a Spiritual Practice: Buddhism and Cross-Cultural Hermeneutics
93–111
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Vladimir Korobov
Terms of Intentionality in Early Prajñāpãramitā Texts (“Phenomenal Reality” (dmigs pa), “Abiding” (gnas pa) and “Practice” (spyod))
112–118
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Algis Uždavinys
From Alexandria to Harran: the Neoplatonic and Sufi Wisdom
119–128
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Gao Jianping
Chinese Aesthetics in the Past Two Decades
129–138
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Ieva Diemantaitė
The Transformation of Laozi and Zhuangzi Ideas in Chinese Literati Aesthetics
139–149
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Ramūnas Motiekaitis
Idea of Universal Music in Romantic and Neodaoist Cultures
150–170
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Svajūnas Račelis
Problems of the Mutual Interaction Between National Cultures in “Christianity Age” (1549-1614) in Japan
171–183
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Галина Мишкинене
Islamic Motifs in the Manuscripts of Lithuanian Tatars
184–194
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Dalia Jonynaitė
Studies of Ona Bagnickaitė’s Collection of Japanese Prints
195–202
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Michel Hulin
La transmigration au XXIe siècle ou l’avenir d’une illusion
203–219
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Antanas Andrijauskas
Tradition of Chinese Thought from the Point of View of a Comparative Analysis
220–231
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Valdas Jaskūnas
Reception of Indian Culture and Art in the Comparative Studies of Enlightenment
232–247
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Back Matter

Apie autorius
248–251
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Atmena “Acta Orientalia Vilnensia” autoriams
252–253
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