Potency Therapy in Classical Indian Medicine

Taking the Enemy as Medicine: Dialectic and Therapy in the Work of Two Early Indian Doxographers

This article discusses the function of dialectic in religious history, focusing on the works of two major sixth century Indian intellectuals and doxographers Bhāviveka and Haribhadra Sūri, who belonged to the competing Madhyamaka Buddhist and Jaina traditions respectively. The article studies how these two figures used medical metaphors for their dialectic purposes.

The first medicalization: the taxonomy and etiology of queerness in classical Indian medicine.

Maternity in Ancient Indian Medicine

The author probes in this study the maternity or obsterics and gynaecology in Ancient Indian medicine by interpreting various classical texts in Ayurveda, Sociology and Religion.

Visualization of Indian Classical Music

Certificate This is to certify that the work contained in the thesis entitled Visualization of Indian Classical Music, by Nameeta Shah, has been carried out under my supervision and that this work has not been submitted elsewhere for a degree.

Role of Gems in Indian Medicine

This paper is the first attempt in introducing the medicinal importance of gems as found in the Sanskrit text 'Rasaratnasamuccaya', which has been rendered an English translation here. The modern physicians and gemologists will find this study quite useful in continuing research and, thus, develop a new field of gem medicine.