Multiple histories : culture and society in the study of Rajasthan
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Multiple histories : culture and society in the study of Rajasthan
Rawat Publications, 2002
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Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- Violence and construction of trading-caste identity / Lawrence A. Babb
- A tale of two cities : on the origins of Digambar sectarianism in north India / John E. Cort
- The tender trap : Lord Shiva's wedding in vernacular mythology / Ann Grodzins Gold
- On headless heroes : Pabuji from the inside out / Lindsey Harlan
- The Rāmānandīs of Galtā (Jaipur, Rajasthan) / Monika Horstmann
- Deifying the dead : the satis of Rajasthan / Varsha Joshi
- The Prannathis of Rajasthan : Bhakti and Irfan / Dominique-Sila Khan
- Light on the lotus : temple decoration or essential form? / Michael W. Meister
- The disdainful Maharana : Amar Singh's ethnography of the Mewar-Kishengarh marriage / Lloyd I. Rudolf and Susanne Hoeber Rudolph
- Albert Hall : a museum for industrial arts / Chandramani Singh
- The sacred friendship : Indian princes and colonialism / Ranbir Sinh
- The elusive historical Mirabai : a note / Frances Taft
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内容説明
"The book embodies the idea that Rajasthan s past and hence its present cannot be adequately comprehended from the limited perspective of any single academic discipline or approach. Instead, it celebrates the notion that the region s past is subject to many constructions, each of which can contribute to a fuller understanding of its present-day cultural and social diversity. The authors of the papers presented here represent a wide variety of disciplines history, anthropology, art history, religious studies, and political science. Each paper is a substantive and important contribution to the study of Rajasthani culture and society. Together they illustrate the idea that Rajasthan has many pasts and many histories, that this multiplicity is a basic feature of the region s cultural landscape, and that it is an essential component of continuing scholarship."
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