Study of diaspora Hinduism: Some theoretical issues

In this paper, I present Hindu materials drawn from the South African situation and contrast them with those of the classical Hindu materials and thereby I problematize our understanding of Hinduism. As far as the diasporic Hinduism is concerned there is no way one could understand it through Sanskr...

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Published in:Nidān
Main Author: Kumar, P. Pratap 1952- (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
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Published: Univ. 2003
In: Nidān
Further subjects:B Saiva faith
B Kumar
B Tamil traditions
B Bengal and Madras
B Brahmanical caste
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