The rise of right-wing groups of Sinhala Buddhists in Sri Lanka in recent years has caused a new wave of religious violence, in this case with Muslims being the primary targets.
The rise of right-wing groups of Sinhala Buddhists in Sri Lanka in recent years has caused a new wave of religious violence, in this case with Muslims being the primary targets.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John Clifford Holt is the William R. Kenan, Jr., Professor of the Humanities in Religion and Asian Studies at Bowdoin College. Author of more than a dozen books and many articles and chapters focused on the religious cultures of South and Southeast Asia, he has been awarded an honorary Doctor of Letters from the University of Peradeniya, was selected as University of Chicago Alumnus of the Year, and has received four NEH and three Fulbright fellowships, as well as a John Simon Guggenheim Foundation fellowship.
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* Introduction * By John Clifford Holt * 1. Sinhala Buddhist Nationalism and Muslim Identity in Sri Lanka: One Hundred Years of Conflict and Coexistence * By M. A. Nuhman * 2. Rethinking Muslim Identity in Sri Lanka * By Dennis B. McGilvray * 3. Refuge in the State: Buddhist Monks and Virtuous Governmentality * By Jonathan A. Young * 4. Configurations of Buddhist Nationalism in Modern Sri Lanka * By Benjamin Schonthal * 5. Gossip, Rumor and Propaganda in Anti-Muslim Campaigns of the Bodu Bala Sena * By Kalinga Tudor Silva * 6. Adjudicating Antiquity: The Politics of Historical Confrontation at Devanagala, Sri Lanka * By Philip Friedrich * 7. Stories in the Aftermath of Aluthgama * By Farzana Haniffa * 8. A Religious Syntax to Recent Communal Violence in Sri Lanka * By John Clifford Holt * Bibliography * Notes about Contributors
* Introduction * By John Clifford Holt * 1. Sinhala Buddhist Nationalism and Muslim Identity in Sri Lanka: One Hundred Years of Conflict and Coexistence * By M. A. Nuhman * 2. Rethinking Muslim Identity in Sri Lanka * By Dennis B. McGilvray * 3. Refuge in the State: Buddhist Monks and Virtuous Governmentality * By Jonathan A. Young * 4. Configurations of Buddhist Nationalism in Modern Sri Lanka * By Benjamin Schonthal * 5. Gossip, Rumor and Propaganda in Anti-Muslim Campaigns of the Bodu Bala Sena * By Kalinga Tudor Silva * 6. Adjudicating Antiquity: The Politics of Historical Confrontation at Devanagala, Sri Lanka * By Philip Friedrich * 7. Stories in the Aftermath of Aluthgama * By Farzana Haniffa * 8. A Religious Syntax to Recent Communal Violence in Sri Lanka * By John Clifford Holt * Bibliography * Notes about Contributors
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