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.
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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