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Brill's Encyclopedia of Hinduism (4)

Jacobsen, Knut A. [u.a.] [Hrsg.]:
Brill's Encyclopedia of Hinduism / ed. by Knut A. Jacobsen ... - Vol. 4: Historical perspectives, poets, teachers, and saints, relation to other religions and traditions, Hinduism and contemporary issues. - Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2012. - lxxix, 832 S. : Ill. - (Handbook of Oriental Studies = Handbuch der Orientalistik : section 2, India ; vol. 22,4)
ISBN 978-90-04-17895-3
EUR 249,00 / US$ 346,00
DDC: 294.503

Beschreibung
Volume IV of Brill’s Encyclopedia of Hinduism presents a historical overview of Hinduism, covering significant periods from the Indus Civilization to contemporary India. In addition, the volume features more than 30 biographies dedicated to important figures of pre-19th century religious poets, teachers, and saints, alphabetically arranged. Special attention is given to the interchanges between Hinduism and other religions and traditions, and a separate section examines the connections between Hinduism and contemporary issues such as ethics, ecology, the Internet, tourism, and New Age spirituality. [Verlagsinformation]

Inhalt
PRELIMS
   Preface. xiv
   List of Contributors. xv
   Notes for Users. xxviii
   Primary Sources. xxx
   Primary Sources Abbreviations. lx
   Journals and Series. lxviii
   General Abbreviations. lxxviii
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES
   Indus Civilization (-1750 BCE). 3
   Vedic Period (1750-400 BCE). 19
   Historical Perspectives: Between 400 BCE and 600 CE. 29
   Hindu Medieval Regional Kingdoms (600-1526 CE). 51
   Vijayanagara (1336-1646). 73
   Mughal Empire (1526-1759). 81
   Maratha (1674-1818). 96
   British Rule (1757-1947). 103
   Independent India (1947- ). 121
POETS, TEACHERS, AND SAINTS
   Abhinavagupta. 139
   Akkamahādevī. 150
   Āḻvārs. 157
   Avvaiyār. 172
   Basava. 177
   Bhartṛhari. 185
   Caitanya. 193
   Cokhāmeḷā. 201
   Dādū Dayāl. 209
   Eknāth. 218
   Gārgī. 227
   Hit Harivaṃś. 234
   Jayadeva. 241
   Jīva Gosvāmī. 249
   Jñāndev. 258
   Kabīr. 265
   Lallā. 272
   Madhva. 280
   Mīrābāī. 288
   Nāmdev. 296
   Narasiṃha Mehtā. 303
   Nāyaṉārs. 310
   Rāmānanda. 335
   Rāmānuja. 344
   Rāmdās. 358
   Rāmprasād Sen. 365
   Ravidās. 371
   Rūpa Gosvāmī. 379
   Śaṅkara. 388
   Śaṅkaradeva and Mādhavadeva. 397
   Sūrdās. 405
   Tarigoṇḍa Veṅgamāmba. 413
   Tukārām. 420
   Tulsīdās. 429
   Tyāgarāja. 438
   Vallabha. 448
   Vedāntadeśika. 462
   Yāmunācārya. 470
RELATION TO OTHER RELIGIONS AND TRADITIONS
   Hinduism and Buddhism
      Ancient Period. 479
      Modern Period. 494
   Hinduism and Christianity. 505
   Hinduism and Islam
      Medieval and Premodern Period. 521
      Modern Period North India. 530
      Modern Period South India. 546
   Hinduism and Jainism. 559
   Hinduism and Sikhism. 573
   Hinduism and Tribal Religions in India. 588
   Hinduism and Zoroastrianism. 605
HINDUISM AND CONTEMPORARY ISSUES
   Animal Rights. 619
   Atheism and Rationalism. 626
   Bioethics. 633
   Commodification. 641
   Dalit Critiques of Hinduism. 650
   Ecology. 663
   Ethics. 677
   Human Rights. 692
   Internet. 700
   Modern Legal Framework. 707
   New Age Spirituality. 718
   Science. 726
   Sexuality. 740
   Tolerance and Responses to Religious Pluralism. 754
   Tourism. 768
APPENDIX
   Dalits/Ex-Untouchables. 779
   Gender. 788
   Jādūgars. 806
   Śrīvidyā. 815
   Ājīvika. 823
Glossary. 829
Sections for Future Volumes. 833

Herausgeber
KNUT A. JACOBSEN, Universität Bergen, Norwegen. Profile page. Homepage.
HELENE BASU, Universität Münster. Profil-Seite.
ANGELIKA MALINAR, University of Zürich. Profile page.
VASUDHA NARAYANAN, University of Florida. Profile page.

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Bibliographie: [1]

Siehe hier auch:
--> Indologica [24.09.2009] Brill's Encyclopedia of Hinduism (1)
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References

  1. Jacobsen, Knut A. (2012).  Brill's Encyclopedia of Hinduism. Handbook of Oriental Studies : section 2, India ; vol. 22, 4. 4, lxxix, 832 S.