This book offers a focused examination of the Bengali Vai¿¿ava tradition in its manifold forms in the pivotal context of British colonialism in South Asia.
This book offers a focused examination of the Bengali Vai¿¿ava tradition in its manifold forms in the pivotal context of British colonialism in South Asia.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ferdinando Sardella is Assistant Professor at Stockholm University, Sweden. He is a Research Fellow at the Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies, University of Oxford, UK. Lucian Wong is a Post-Doctoral fellow of the Oxford Centre for Hindu Studies (OCHS), University of Oxford, UK and is Co-Director of the Bengali Vai¿¿avism in the Modern Period Project of the OCHS.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Vai avism in Colonial Bengal: Beyond the Hindu Renaissance; Part One: Recovering the Legacy: How Vai avas Adopted Colonial Modalities; 1 The Afterlife of an Avat ra in Modern Times; 2 Theorising Bengal Vai avism: Bipin Chandra Pal and New Perspectives on Religious Life and Culture; 3 Vai ava Institutional Processes in Colonial Bengal; 4 Baba Premananda Bharati: His Trajectory into and through Bengal Vai avism to the West; 5 Claiming High Ground: Gaü ya Missionising Rhetoric on the Adhik ra of Worship; 6 Directions for Future Research on Vai avism in Colonial Bengal; Part Two: Contending the Portrayal: How Ethics Shaped This Religion of Love; 7 The Power of the Secret: The Tantalising Discourse of Vai ava Sahajiy Scholarship; 8 Sahajiya Texts of Nadia: Beyond Reform and Revival; 9 Love of Woman: Love of Humankind? Interconnections between B ul Esoteric Practice and Social Radicalism; 10 Sexuality and Religion in Early Modern and Modern South Asia: The Case of Bengali Vai avism; 11 Colonial Morals, Vai ava Quarrels: Tracing the Sources of Nineteenth Century Anti-Sahajiy Polemics
Introduction: Vai avism in Colonial Bengal: Beyond the Hindu Renaissance; Part One: Recovering the Legacy: How Vai avas Adopted Colonial Modalities; 1 The Afterlife of an Avat ra in Modern Times; 2 Theorising Bengal Vai avism: Bipin Chandra Pal and New Perspectives on Religious Life and Culture; 3 Vai ava Institutional Processes in Colonial Bengal; 4 Baba Premananda Bharati: His Trajectory into and through Bengal Vai avism to the West; 5 Claiming High Ground: Gaü ya Missionising Rhetoric on the Adhik ra of Worship; 6 Directions for Future Research on Vai avism in Colonial Bengal; Part Two: Contending the Portrayal: How Ethics Shaped This Religion of Love; 7 The Power of the Secret: The Tantalising Discourse of Vai ava Sahajiy Scholarship; 8 Sahajiya Texts of Nadia: Beyond Reform and Revival; 9 Love of Woman: Love of Humankind? Interconnections between B ul Esoteric Practice and Social Radicalism; 10 Sexuality and Religion in Early Modern and Modern South Asia: The Case of Bengali Vai avism; 11 Colonial Morals, Vai ava Quarrels: Tracing the Sources of Nineteenth Century Anti-Sahajiy Polemics
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