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This volume discusses the multiple facets, dominant characteristics, and historical trajectories of religious traditions in pre-colonial south India. Examining the linkages between religion and politics, it investigates alternative vernacular traditions, rituals and practices, temple architecture, iconography, and other representational art forms.
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This volume discusses the multiple facets, dominant characteristics, and historical trajectories of religious traditions in pre-colonial south India. Examining the linkages between religion and politics, it investigates alternative vernacular traditions, rituals and practices, temple architecture, iconography, and other representational art forms.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 600
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Juni 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 218mm x 147mm x 48mm
- Gewicht: 885g
- ISBN-13: 9780198070597
- ISBN-10: 0198070594
- Artikelnr.: 33154017
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 600
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Juni 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 218mm x 147mm x 48mm
- Gewicht: 885g
- ISBN-13: 9780198070597
- ISBN-10: 0198070594
- Artikelnr.: 33154017
Preface; Acknowledgements; Introduction: The Making of a Religious
Tradition, An Overview; Section I: Puranic Religion and Bhakti: Chapter
1. From Devotion and Dissent to Dominance: The Bhakti of the Tamil Alvar
and Nayanar; Chapter 2. Puranic Religion and Saiva Tradition; Chapter 3.
Sankara and Puranic Religion; Chapter 4. Vaisnava Concepts in Early Tamil
Nadu; Section II: Canonical Traditions and Religious Communities: Chapter
5. Patikam Patuvar: Ritual Singing as a Means of Communication in Early
Medieval South India; Chapter 6. Caste and Community: Oscillating
Identities in Pre-modern South India; Chapter 7. The Matha: Monachism as
the Base of an Parallel Authority Structure; Section III: Counter
Traditions: Chapter 8. Buddhism in South India: Patterns of Patronage;
Chapter 9. Jainism in South India: Tamil Nadu and Andhra and Karnataka;
Chapter 10. From Natural Caverns to Rock-cut and Structural Temples: The
Changing Context of the Jaina Religious Tradition; Chapter 11. The Bhakti
Movement and Religious Conflict in Early Medieval Tamilakam; Section IV:
Temple as Metaphor: Chapter 12. Symbol and Metaphor: Temple Architecture
and Iconography; Chapter 13. Iconographic Programme and Political Imagery
in Early Medieval Tamilakam: The Ràjasimhesvara and the Ràjaràjesvara in
Early Medieval South India; Chapter 14. Bhagavata Scenes in Pallava and
Cola Sculptures; Chapter 15. Tanjàvur, The Ceremonial City; Chapter 16. The
Dravida Style of Architecture: A Historical Perspective; Section V: The
Ideology of Sovereignty: Chapter 17. The Sovereignty of the Divine: The
Vaisnava Pantheon and Temporal Power; Chapter 18. Ideology and the State in
Medieval South India
Tradition, An Overview; Section I: Puranic Religion and Bhakti: Chapter
1. From Devotion and Dissent to Dominance: The Bhakti of the Tamil Alvar
and Nayanar; Chapter 2. Puranic Religion and Saiva Tradition; Chapter 3.
Sankara and Puranic Religion; Chapter 4. Vaisnava Concepts in Early Tamil
Nadu; Section II: Canonical Traditions and Religious Communities: Chapter
5. Patikam Patuvar: Ritual Singing as a Means of Communication in Early
Medieval South India; Chapter 6. Caste and Community: Oscillating
Identities in Pre-modern South India; Chapter 7. The Matha: Monachism as
the Base of an Parallel Authority Structure; Section III: Counter
Traditions: Chapter 8. Buddhism in South India: Patterns of Patronage;
Chapter 9. Jainism in South India: Tamil Nadu and Andhra and Karnataka;
Chapter 10. From Natural Caverns to Rock-cut and Structural Temples: The
Changing Context of the Jaina Religious Tradition; Chapter 11. The Bhakti
Movement and Religious Conflict in Early Medieval Tamilakam; Section IV:
Temple as Metaphor: Chapter 12. Symbol and Metaphor: Temple Architecture
and Iconography; Chapter 13. Iconographic Programme and Political Imagery
in Early Medieval Tamilakam: The Ràjasimhesvara and the Ràjaràjesvara in
Early Medieval South India; Chapter 14. Bhagavata Scenes in Pallava and
Cola Sculptures; Chapter 15. Tanjàvur, The Ceremonial City; Chapter 16. The
Dravida Style of Architecture: A Historical Perspective; Section V: The
Ideology of Sovereignty: Chapter 17. The Sovereignty of the Divine: The
Vaisnava Pantheon and Temporal Power; Chapter 18. Ideology and the State in
Medieval South India
Preface; Acknowledgements; Introduction: The Making of a Religious
Tradition, An Overview; Section I: Puranic Religion and Bhakti: Chapter
1. From Devotion and Dissent to Dominance: The Bhakti of the Tamil Alvar
and Nayanar; Chapter 2. Puranic Religion and Saiva Tradition; Chapter 3.
Sankara and Puranic Religion; Chapter 4. Vaisnava Concepts in Early Tamil
Nadu; Section II: Canonical Traditions and Religious Communities: Chapter
5. Patikam Patuvar: Ritual Singing as a Means of Communication in Early
Medieval South India; Chapter 6. Caste and Community: Oscillating
Identities in Pre-modern South India; Chapter 7. The Matha: Monachism as
the Base of an Parallel Authority Structure; Section III: Counter
Traditions: Chapter 8. Buddhism in South India: Patterns of Patronage;
Chapter 9. Jainism in South India: Tamil Nadu and Andhra and Karnataka;
Chapter 10. From Natural Caverns to Rock-cut and Structural Temples: The
Changing Context of the Jaina Religious Tradition; Chapter 11. The Bhakti
Movement and Religious Conflict in Early Medieval Tamilakam; Section IV:
Temple as Metaphor: Chapter 12. Symbol and Metaphor: Temple Architecture
and Iconography; Chapter 13. Iconographic Programme and Political Imagery
in Early Medieval Tamilakam: The Ràjasimhesvara and the Ràjaràjesvara in
Early Medieval South India; Chapter 14. Bhagavata Scenes in Pallava and
Cola Sculptures; Chapter 15. Tanjàvur, The Ceremonial City; Chapter 16. The
Dravida Style of Architecture: A Historical Perspective; Section V: The
Ideology of Sovereignty: Chapter 17. The Sovereignty of the Divine: The
Vaisnava Pantheon and Temporal Power; Chapter 18. Ideology and the State in
Medieval South India
Tradition, An Overview; Section I: Puranic Religion and Bhakti: Chapter
1. From Devotion and Dissent to Dominance: The Bhakti of the Tamil Alvar
and Nayanar; Chapter 2. Puranic Religion and Saiva Tradition; Chapter 3.
Sankara and Puranic Religion; Chapter 4. Vaisnava Concepts in Early Tamil
Nadu; Section II: Canonical Traditions and Religious Communities: Chapter
5. Patikam Patuvar: Ritual Singing as a Means of Communication in Early
Medieval South India; Chapter 6. Caste and Community: Oscillating
Identities in Pre-modern South India; Chapter 7. The Matha: Monachism as
the Base of an Parallel Authority Structure; Section III: Counter
Traditions: Chapter 8. Buddhism in South India: Patterns of Patronage;
Chapter 9. Jainism in South India: Tamil Nadu and Andhra and Karnataka;
Chapter 10. From Natural Caverns to Rock-cut and Structural Temples: The
Changing Context of the Jaina Religious Tradition; Chapter 11. The Bhakti
Movement and Religious Conflict in Early Medieval Tamilakam; Section IV:
Temple as Metaphor: Chapter 12. Symbol and Metaphor: Temple Architecture
and Iconography; Chapter 13. Iconographic Programme and Political Imagery
in Early Medieval Tamilakam: The Ràjasimhesvara and the Ràjaràjesvara in
Early Medieval South India; Chapter 14. Bhagavata Scenes in Pallava and
Cola Sculptures; Chapter 15. Tanjàvur, The Ceremonial City; Chapter 16. The
Dravida Style of Architecture: A Historical Perspective; Section V: The
Ideology of Sovereignty: Chapter 17. The Sovereignty of the Divine: The
Vaisnava Pantheon and Temporal Power; Chapter 18. Ideology and the State in
Medieval South India