Acknowledgements
The editors would like to thank the Arts and Humanities Research Council of the UK for the major
research grant, 2008–11, and Professor Julius Lipner and an anonymous referee for their support for
this project. The project as well as the organisation of the conference from which this collection
resulted owed much to the good cheer and efficiency of the Project Administrator, Margaret Haynes,
and we would like to express our thanks to her. We are grateful to the Universities of Lancaster and
Sussex, at which the project was based, for their outstanding support, which made the work for this
volume and other research outputs possible.
The project conference was marked by a great deal of intense discussion as well as more relaxed
and informal exchange of views. We would like to thank all the contributors for their participation,
and more especially, for their prompt submission of manuscripts, which is always a cause for
celebration amongst editors! Laurie Patton and Brian Black were quick to offer their ‘Dialogues in
South Asian Traditions: Religion, Philosophy, Literature, and History’ series as a home for this
volume, and we are very happy to have found such an appropriate place for it. Sarah Lloyd has shown
her now legendary skills as Commissioning Editor in shepherding this book through Ashgate. We
would like to thank all the staff involved at Ashgate for taking this book to publication in a helpful
and timely manner.
AcknowledgementsThe editors would like to thank the Arts and Humanities Research Council of the UK for the majorresearch grant, 2008–11, and Professor Julius Lipner and an anonymous referee for their support forthis project. The project as well as the organisation of the conference from which this collectionresulted owed much to the good cheer and efficiency of the Project Administrator, Margaret Haynes,and we would like to express our thanks to her. We are grateful to the Universities of Lancaster andSussex, at which the project was based, for their outstanding support, which made the work for thisvolume and other research outputs possible.The project conference was marked by a great deal of intense discussion as well as more relaxedand informal exchange of views. We would like to thank all the contributors for their participation,and more especially, for their prompt submission of manuscripts, which is always a cause forcelebration amongst editors! Laurie Patton and Brian Black were quick to offer their ‘Dialogues inSouth Asian Traditions: Religion, Philosophy, Literature, and History’ series as a home for thisvolume, and we are very happy to have found such an appropriate place for it. Sarah Lloyd has shownher now legendary skills as Commissioning Editor in shepherding this book through Ashgate. Wewould like to thank all the staff involved at Ashgate for taking this book to publication in a helpfuland timely manner.
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