In dealing with independence between text and context the essays in this volume provide fesh insights to the complexity of cultural contexts.
In dealing with independence between text and context the essays in this volume provide fesh insights to the complexity of cultural contexts.
Introduction; Are Cultures Readable? Reconsidering Some Questions of Method; The Making of a Local Chronicle: The Ranapur Rajavamsa Itihasa; Ranpur Resolved: Spatial Analysis of a Town in Orissa Based on a Chronicle; Jaypur Parlakimedi Vizianaragaram: The Southern Gajapatis; Anecdotes of History: Reflections on Contexts & (Hi)stories; Devotion, Poetry & Healing: Exploring Bhima Bhois Stuticintamani; Mantra-Recitation as a Religious Institution: Sri Kalpataru Seva Asrama in Bhubaneswar; Creating Performative Texts: The Introduction of Mangala puja in Southern Orissa; 'Facing the Trial: Fire Energy Day': Text & Performative Context in South Orissa; Entering the Realm of Durga: Patkhanda, a Hinduized Tribal Deity; Imagining Orissa: Archaeology, Art History & Cultural Identity; Gita-Govinda Traditions: A Medieval Debate & Its Impact on Modern Oriya Identity; Appropriating Jagannatha: Texts & their Contexts; Autobiographies of Oriya Leaders: Contributions to a Cause; Tribal Society of Highland Orissa, Highland Burma, & Elsewhere; Indology & the Cultural Turn; Index.
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9788173045660
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2004-01-01
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Manohar Publishers and Distributors
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250 mm
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165 mm
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G, UU, UP, P, 01, 05, 06
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Engelsk
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Angelika Malinar is Lecturer in Hinduism at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. Her research interest are Sanskrit Epics and Puranas. Hindu monasticism, Yoga and Samkhya. She is the author of Rajavidya: Das Konigliche Wissen un Herrschaft and Verzicht, Studien zur Bhagavadgita (1996) and co-editor of Charisma and Canon: Essays in the Religious History of the Indian Subcontinent (2001).