The Shaligram phenomenon reveals how sacred objects can connect diverse peoples while reflecting patterns of migration and community formation in contested spaces.
The Shaligram phenomenon reveals how sacred objects can connect diverse peoples while reflecting patterns of migration and community formation in contested spaces.
Dr. Holly Walters is a cultural anthropologist (Wellesley College, Massachusetts) whose work focuses on sacred objects, ritual practices, pilgrimage, and mobility in South Asia. Her work also addresses the interpretation of fossils as texts and the challenges of religious revival online.
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Acknowledgements Note on Transliteration Chapter 1 - Living Fossils Chapter 2 - Spiral Notebooks Chapter 3 - Picked Up Pieces Chapter 4 - A Mirror to Our Being Chapter 5 - A Bridge to Everywhere Chapter 6 - Turning to Stone Chapter 7 - The River Road Chapter 8 - Ashes and Immortality Conclusion - Touch Stones Primary Sources Bibliography Index.
Acknowledgements Note on Transliteration Chapter 1 - Living Fossils Chapter 2 - Spiral Notebooks Chapter 3 - Picked Up Pieces Chapter 4 - A Mirror to Our Being Chapter 5 - A Bridge to Everywhere Chapter 6 - Turning to Stone Chapter 7 - The River Road Chapter 8 - Ashes and Immortality Conclusion - Touch Stones Primary Sources Bibliography Index.
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