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This is a multidisciplinary analysis to determine the meaning of multiple body parts in early Indian art. Investigation of Brahmanical texts and culture establish several meanings and indicate the interplay between religion and art, making possible an interpretation of Hindu icons.

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This is a multidisciplinary analysis to determine the meaning of multiple body parts in early Indian art. Investigation of Brahmanical texts and culture establish several meanings and indicate the interplay between religion and art, making possible an interpretation of Hindu icons.
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Autorenporträt
Doris Meth Srinivasan, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, is Research Professor at Mattoo Center for India Studies, State University of New York/ Stony Brook University. She has published extensively on the art of Mathura; Hindu iconography; Vedic studies, including Vedic and ancient Hindu rituals. Her books include Listening to Icons; Indian Iconographic and Iconological Studies (2016), On the Cusp of an Era in the Pre-Kusāna World (2007) and Concept of Cow in the Rigveda (second printing 2017; originally 1979).