[Venue: Room 638, 190 avenue de France, Paris 75013 (metro station: Quai de la Gare, line 6)]

 

Organisers: Émilie Aussant, Gérard Colas and Gerdi Gerschheimer

 

 

 

 

 

8h45 | Welcome of the participants

9h00 | Short introduction to the workshop

 

9h05 | Phyllis Granoff (Yale University). Unspoken Rules of Debate in Medieval India and the Boundaries of Knowledge

 

9h55 | Collett Cox (University of Washington). Commentarial Exegesis and the Development of Abhidharma Scholasticism : Evidence from the Early Buddhist Gāndharī Manuscripts

 

10h45 | Break

 

11h00 | Birgit Kellner (Universität Heidelberg). Spaces of Innovation in Indian Buddhist Philosophy : the Textual Tradition of Dharmakīrti’s Pramāṇavārttika

 

11h50 | Pierre-Sylvain Filliozat (EPHE, AIBL). La terre est-elle stationnaire? Le débat sur Āryabhaṭīya, golapāda 9-10

 

12h40 | Lunch break

 

14h00 | Christèle Barois (CEIAS). Les relations de la littérature purāṇique avec les traditions exégétiques

 

14h50 | Yigal Bronner (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem). In Search of Scolasticism: Sanskrit Poetics and Its Long Path to Śāstrahood

 

15h40 | Émilie Aussant (CNRS – Université Paris Diderot, UMR 7597). Classification of Words as an Entry Point to Study the Emergence and the Development of the Sanskrit Grammatical Tradition

 

16h30 | Break

 

16h45 | Isabelle Ratié (Université Sorbonne Nouvelle). Scolastique et philosophie : sur le rapport entre raison et autorité scripturaire en Inde

 

17h35 | General discussion

 

 

Contact : Gérard Colas (gerard.colas@ehess.fr)