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Exploring the concept of giving in pre-modern India, this book delves into the practices and theories surrounding daksina and dana, particularly in relation to the Brahmin elite. It examines various forms of gifting through the lens of Vedic, Sanskrit, and Buddhist texts, while also referencing Roman and Christian sources. The study highlights the Brahmanical theory of dutiful gifting, or dharmadana, as a central theme, illuminating the cultural and social dynamics of generosity in ancient Indian society.

Focusing on the unique approach to learning Sanskrit, this book serves as a supplementary resource rather than a standalone textbook. It aims to facilitate the learning process by explaining words and grammatical forms from an Indo-European perspective. For instance, it highlights the connections between the ancient Indian word for "eat" and its historical links to English and German, illustrating the shared Indo-European roots that have evolved into various modern languages.

Focusing on microeconomics, this textbook is designed for master's programs and presents a structured approach to complex concepts. It integrates basic game theory within simpler decision-making frameworks, ensuring clarity. Mathematical content is seamlessly incorporated throughout the text rather than relegated to an appendix, enhancing comprehension and application for students.

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