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Jnanadeva and the Warkari Movement/Prof. Dr. Fred Dallmayr
Note 10
I also concur with his statement that Jnanadeva's opus is a living thought and not "a matter
of mere antiquity or a dry skeleton of speculative games."
Bahirat, The Philosophy of Jnanadeva, pp. 31, 33. Among others, the assimilation of
Jnanadeva to Shankara has been propounded by such authors as S. V. Dandekar, S. D. Pendse, L. R. Pangarkar and R. D. Ranade (especially in the latter's Mysticism in India: The
Poet-Saints of Maharashtra, Albany,NY: SUNY Press, 1983). On the other hand, the linkage with Ramanujahas been defended by Panduranga Sharma and others.
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