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'''Collected Topics''' (Tib. [[བསྡུས་གྲྭ་]], '' | '''Collected Topics''' (Tib. [[བསྡུས་གྲྭ་]], ''düdra'', [[Wyl.]] ''bsdus grwa'') is the name given to a genre of literature, especially popular in the [[Gelugpa]] school, which provides an introduction to the basic themes of [[pramana]]. In its broadest sense, it includes the genres of [[Lorik]] and [[Tarik]]. | ||
==Major Texts== | ==Major Texts== | ||
*''Phurchok | *''Phurchok Düdra'' (translated in Rogers 2009) | ||
==Further Reading== | ==Further Reading== | ||
Latest revision as of 09:05, 4 July 2022
Collected Topics (Tib. བསྡུས་གྲྭ་, düdra, Wyl. bsdus grwa) is the name given to a genre of literature, especially popular in the Gelugpa school, which provides an introduction to the basic themes of pramana. In its broadest sense, it includes the genres of Lorik and Tarik.
Major Texts
- Phurchok Düdra (translated in Rogers 2009)
Further Reading
- Shunzo Onoda, 'bsDus grwa Literature' in Cabezón and Jackson, ed., Tibetan Literature: Studies in Genre (Ithaca: Snow Lion, 1996)
- Katherine Manchester Rogers, Tibetan Logic (Ithaca: Snow Lion, 2009)