Mīrā’s "Earliest" Song and Her Images in History and Hagiography
This essay revisits the scholarly consensus about the "earliest" song and early images of Mīrā—the sixteenth-century Rajput noblewoman who is a leading female voice in north Indian devotional (bhakti) movements. I show that what scholars have considered as Mīrā’s oldest extant poem—recorde...
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2023
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Year: 2023, Volume: 143, Issue: 4, Pages: 839-858 |
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