Harmless souls : karmic bondage and religious change in early Jainism with special reference to Umāsvāti and Kundakunda

William John Johnson · Kundakunda

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It focuses on evolving views about the conditions necessary for karmic bondage and the liberation of embodied souls, as described in parts of the early Svetambara canon, Umasvati's Tattvartha Sutra and the major works of Kundakunda. It includes early history of Jainism Umasvati's Jainism and KundaKunda.

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