Early eleventh-century bronze sculptures 31 Subrahmaṇya with peacock. Eighth-century stone relief sculpture 26 Subrahmaṇya with Vaḷḷi and Devasenā.
Joanne Punzo Waghorne 186 Contributors 209 Index 213 Haberman 151 Ritual as Dharma The Narrowing and Widening of a Key Termįrom Diaspora to (Global) Civil Society Global Gurus and the Processes of De-ritualization and De-ethnization in Singapore Reconsiderations: Context and Theory The Accidental Ritualist David L. Ramanathan 83 Women, Ritual, and the Ironies of Power at a North American Goddess TempleĬontents Part 3. Innovations: Globalization and the Hindu Diaspora The Politics of Ritual among Murukaṉ’s Malaysian DevoteesĮlizabeth Fuller Collins and K. The Roles of Ritual in Two “Blockbuster” Hindi Films Transformations: History and Identity The Medieval Murukaṉ The Place of a God among His Tamil WorshipersĪ Tale of Two Weddings Gendered Performances of Tulsī’s Marriage to Kṛṣṇa Tracy Pintchman and Linda Penkower 1 Part 1.
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Clothey, a leader in the creation of the field of ritual studiesĬontents List of Illustrations ix Series Editor’s Preface xi Acknowledgments xiii Introduction Penkower, Linda L., editor of compilation. Includes bibliographical references and index. Clothey on the occasion of his retirement and held at the University of Pittsburgh in March 2006. (Studies in Comparative Religion) Based on presentations at a conference called “Ritualizing in, on, and across the Boundaries of the Indian Subcontinent” in honor of Fred W. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Hindu Ritual at the Margins : Innovations, Transformations, Reconsiderations / Edited by Linda Penkower and Tracy Pintchman. © 2014 University of South Carolina Published by the University of South Carolina Press Columbia, South Carolina 29208 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 Hindu Ritual at the Margins Innovations, Transformations, Reconsiderations Studies in Comparative Religion Frederick M. Ritual as Dharma: The Narrowing and Widening of a Key Term.įrom Diaspora to (Global) Civil Society: Global Gurus and the Processes of De-ritualization and De-ethnization in Singapore. Women, Ritual, and the Ironies of Power at a North American Goddess Temple. The Politics of Ritual among Murukan’s Malaysian Devotees. Innovations: Globalization and the Hindu Diaspora. The Roles of Ritual in Two “Blockbuster” Hindi Films. The Medieval Murukan: The Place of a God among His Tamil Worshipers.Ī Tale of Two Weddings: Gendered Performances of Tulsī's Marriage to Krsna.
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