Raimon Panikkar (1918-2010) was one of the great thinkers of our time. His immense work is recognized internationally as one of the most innovative of the twentieth century in the field of philosophical, theological, intercultural and interreligious thought. His thinking was fecundated by Christian, Hindu, Buddhist and secular traditions, so he became a privileged bridge between the West and the East.

This Panikkarian Dictionary will be of great interest and useful to the reader of Panikkar's work. First, because it helps to understand his complex thinking, elaborated from his own concepts expressed in terms created ad hoc by himself (intonomy, cosmoteándrica, diatopic hermeneutics, homeomorphic equivalents, tempiternidad, ecosofía ...) or terms common to those that Panikkar has Given a particular interpretation. In addition, this dictionary includes some fundamental concepts of Hinduism and Buddhism that Panikkar used abundantly and which bring great richness to intercultural and interreligious dialogue.

The authors of this dictionary are profoundly familiar with the thinking of Raimon Panikkar; Have made their doctoral theses on their philosophical and theological thinking, have numerous publications on the subject and have enjoyed their friendship and teaching.