Light on Hatha Yoga: a critical edition and translation of the Hathapradipika, the most important premodern text on physical yoga.

哈他瑜伽之光：哈塔帕迪皮卡（Hatharadipika）的批评版本和翻译，哈他帕迪皮卡是关于身体瑜伽的最重要的前现代文本。

• 批准号: 448419875
• 负责人: Professor Dr. Jürgen Hanneder
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: Fachgebiet Indologie und Tibetologie
• 依托单位国家: 德国
• 项目类别: Research Grants
• 资助国家: 德国
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/448419875?language=en
• 关键词: Light; Hatha; Yoga; critical; edition

The primary outcome of this project will be a critical edition and annotated translation of the Hathapradipika or "Light onHatha [Yoga]". This Sanskrit text has been the most influential text on physical yoga, both in India since its composition inabout 1400 CE, and globally since yoga started to spread across the world in the late 19th century. The Light on Hatha hasbeen translated hundreds of times into several languages, but these translations are unreliable because they are of basedon nine or fewer of its more than 200 manuscripts, which present widely different versions of the text, ranging from three toten chapters. A team of scholars will trace the Light on Hatha's transmission and publish it in a critical edition which willforeground an authoritative version of the most influential version of the text and detail all its variations. By thus mappingthe transmission history of this text the project will document the premodern development of physical yoga from its originsin the early part of the second millennium CE as a method of mysticism practised by heterodox ascetics in India, to its earlymodern apotheosis as a somatic soteriology available to all prefiguring its current phenomenal worldwide popularity as ameans to wellness.

这个项目的主要成果将是HathapRadipika或“光在Hatha[瑜伽]”的批判性版本和注释翻译。这本梵文文本是关于身体瑜伽的最有影响力的文本，无论是自公元1400年左右在印度撰写以来，还是自19世纪末瑜伽开始在世界各地传播以来，在全球都是如此。《哈塔之光》已经被翻译成几种语言数百次，但这些翻译是不可靠的，因为它们是基于200多份手稿中的9份或更少，这些手稿呈现了从三个Toten章节到三个Toten章节的截然不同的版本。一个学者团队将追踪哈塔的传播之光，并将其出版在一个关键版本中，该版本将突出最有影响力的文本的权威版本，并详细说明其所有变体。通过绘制这篇文章的传播史，该项目将记录体育瑜伽的前现代发展，从它起源于第二个千年早期，作为一种由印度非正统修行者实践的神秘主义方法，到它早期的现代神化，作为一种可供所有人使用的身体神学，预示着它目前作为健康的一种全球现象的流行。