The book is a rare compendium of insightful essays by eminent Indian scholars on the Mahima Cult, its genesis, and its growth. The volume focuses on Bhima Bhoi, the poet-philosopher and the prime interlocutor of the Renegade Faith, who started a revolt from below to champion human rights.
The book is a rare compendium of insightful essays by eminent Indian scholars on the Mahima Cult, its genesis, and its growth. The volume focuses on Bhima Bhoi, the poet-philosopher and the prime interlocutor of the Renegade Faith, who started a revolt from below to champion human rights.
Nishamani Kar is a retired Group 'A' Officer of Govt. of India (Ministry of Defence), superannuated from the National Defence Academy, Khadakwasla, Pune, as Head of English faculty, and is presently working as the Senior Consultant, 'Bharatiya Bhasha Samiti' (Ministry of Education, Govt. of India).
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Introduction Part I: Mahima¯ Cult Chapter One: Mahima¯ Dharma: A Revolutionary Religious Movement with Empathetic Concern for the Suffering, Ganesh Prasad Das Chapter Two: Mahimadvaita: A Critical and Comparative Study, Saroj Kanta Kar Part II: Bhima Bhoi Chapter Three: Mahima¯ Dharma and Bhima Bhoi, Basant Kumar Dash Chapter Four: Spiritual Humanism of Bhima Bhoi, Sarat Chandra Panigrahi Part III: Bhima Bhoi's Poetry (In Translation) Chapter Five: Translation of Stuti Chintamani (Select Cantos), Gagan Behari Das Chapter Six: Decoding Bhima Bhoi's Concept of the Brahman: Transcreation of Select Bhajans, Satya Siladitya Kar Part IV: Bhima Bhoi's Poetry: A Critical Review Chapter Seven: Reflections on Stuti Chinta¯man?i, Ram Chandra Majhi Chapter Eight: Bhima Bhoi's Concept of Reality in Brahma Nniru¯pan?a Gita¯, Nandini Mishra Chapter Nine: Sri Sri Nirbeda Sa¯dhana: A Critical Study, Manoranjan Behura Part V: Bhima Bhoi's Poetry: A Critical Perspective Chapter Ten: Bhima Bhoi Discourse and the Politics of Representation, Santosh Kumar Ratha Chapter Eleven: Formation of Literary Canon: The Case of Bhima Bhoi, Bijaya Kumar Nanda Chapter Twelve: Bhima Bhoi's Poetry: A Sickle to Repeal and a Potion to Heal, Kedar Mishra Part VI: Bhima Bhoi From A Comparative Viewpoint Chapter Thirteen: Against Secularisation: A Note on Bhakti Poetry of Tukaram and Bhima Bhoi, Madhusudan Pati Chapter Fourteen: The Occult and the Religion of Humanism in Bhima Bhoi and Achyutananda Dasa, Nigamananda Das Chapter Fifteen: Religious Traditions in Odisha: Reflection on Pachasakha's "Bhakti" and Bhima Bhoi's "Mahima¯ Bhakti Ma¯rga", Fanindam Deo Conclusion Index About the Contributors
Introduction Part I: Mahima¯ Cult Chapter One: Mahima¯ Dharma: A Revolutionary Religious Movement with Empathetic Concern for the Suffering, Ganesh Prasad Das Chapter Two: Mahimadvaita: A Critical and Comparative Study, Saroj Kanta Kar Part II: Bhima Bhoi Chapter Three: Mahima¯ Dharma and Bhima Bhoi, Basant Kumar Dash Chapter Four: Spiritual Humanism of Bhima Bhoi, Sarat Chandra Panigrahi Part III: Bhima Bhoi's Poetry (In Translation) Chapter Five: Translation of Stuti Chintamani (Select Cantos), Gagan Behari Das Chapter Six: Decoding Bhima Bhoi's Concept of the Brahman: Transcreation of Select Bhajans, Satya Siladitya Kar Part IV: Bhima Bhoi's Poetry: A Critical Review Chapter Seven: Reflections on Stuti Chinta¯man?i, Ram Chandra Majhi Chapter Eight: Bhima Bhoi's Concept of Reality in Brahma Nniru¯pan?a Gita¯, Nandini Mishra Chapter Nine: Sri Sri Nirbeda Sa¯dhana: A Critical Study, Manoranjan Behura Part V: Bhima Bhoi's Poetry: A Critical Perspective Chapter Ten: Bhima Bhoi Discourse and the Politics of Representation, Santosh Kumar Ratha Chapter Eleven: Formation of Literary Canon: The Case of Bhima Bhoi, Bijaya Kumar Nanda Chapter Twelve: Bhima Bhoi's Poetry: A Sickle to Repeal and a Potion to Heal, Kedar Mishra Part VI: Bhima Bhoi From A Comparative Viewpoint Chapter Thirteen: Against Secularisation: A Note on Bhakti Poetry of Tukaram and Bhima Bhoi, Madhusudan Pati Chapter Fourteen: The Occult and the Religion of Humanism in Bhima Bhoi and Achyutananda Dasa, Nigamananda Das Chapter Fifteen: Religious Traditions in Odisha: Reflection on Pachasakha's "Bhakti" and Bhima Bhoi's "Mahima¯ Bhakti Ma¯rga", Fanindam Deo Conclusion Index About the Contributors
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