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THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST GATHA COLLOQUIUM
A unique record of the Proceedings of the W.Z.0. 1993 Gatha Colloquium is now available in one paperback volume titled "NEW APRROACHES TO THE INTERPRETATION OF THE GATHAS" Edited by Farrokh Vajifdar, this 264 page record of the Proceedings contains the fully revised and expanded versions of ten lectures given at the first ever Gatha Colloquium, held in 1993 in Croydon, England. Published for the first time here, its contents represent the mature viewpoints of scholars and the challenging perspectives of learned interpreters of the seventeen hymns of ZARATHUSHTRA SPITAMA, the founder of the faith today followed by devout communities of Zoroastrians world-wide. The contributors to this landmark volume are Dr Ilya GERSHEVITCH (Cambridge), Professor Helmut HUMBACH (Mainz), Dr Pallan ICHAPORIA (Pennsylvania), Professor Kaikhosrov IRANI (New York), Dr Ali JAFAREY (Los Angeles), Mrs Dina McINTYRE (Pittsburgh), Dastur Dr Hormazdyar MIRZA (Bombay), Professor Martin SCHWARTZ (Berkeley), Professor Paul THIEME (Tubingen), and Farrokh VAJIFDAR (London). Of long-standing and topical interest, the book's subject covers overviews on the latest researches into the Gathas, their recent translations, mistranslations and interpretations, a critical edition and new translation of Yasna 32, and thought provoking fresh insights into Gathic themes and teachings.
This volume, the first in the *dayana series of the W.Z.0.'s publications (ISBN 0 9534008 0 8), was launched at a special event on 17 January 1999.
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Edited by Farrokh Vajifdar, this 264 page record of the Proceedings contains the fully revised and expanded versions of ten lectures given at the first ever Gatha Colloquium, held in 1993 in Croydon, England. 




