Marie-Helene Gorisse

Accepting PhD Students

PhD projects

I welcome PhD students working on a South Asian tradition, especially in – but not limited to – the field of philosophy of religion and epistemology.
Note that, depending on the dissertation topic, the acquisition of at least one Indian classical, pre-Modern, or contemporary language is regularly involved, I can help in this.

Research activity per year

1 Chapter
1 Article
1 Other contribution

3 results

2023

Jaina Philosophy
Gorisse, M-H., 13 Feb 2023, 25 p. Stanford University.
Research output: Other contribution

Open Access
2022
Evaluating the reliability of an authoritative discourse in a Jain epistemological eulogy of the 6th c.
Gorisse, M-H., Nov 2022, In: Journal of Indian Philosophy. 50, p. 865-887 23 p.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
What do the Shameless Ones Nonsensically Profess? Genealogy of a Buddhist-Jain Philosophical Dialogue
Gorisse, M-H., 3 Feb 2022, Buddhism and Its Religious Others: Historical Encounters and Representations. Jones, C. V. (ed.). Oxford: British Academy, p. 111-132 22 p. (Proceedings of the British Academy).
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter

Marie-Helene Gorisse

Research output

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Jaina Philosophy

Evaluating the reliability of an authoritative discourse in a Jain epistemological eulogy of the 6th c.

What do the Shameless Ones Nonsensically Profess? Genealogy of a Buddhist-Jain Philosophical Dialogue