Authors: Wendy Doniger
The Hindus (127 page)
CHAPTER 16. FUSION AND RIVALRY UNDER THE DELHI SULTANATE
8
Ibid., 167.
Ibid., 167.
9
Ibid., 181.
Ibid., 181.
10
Ibid., 182.
Ibid., 182.
15
Ibid., 209.
Ibid., 209.
16
Ibid., 235, citing Ibn Asir.
Ibid., 235, citing Ibn Asir.
19
Ibid., 247.
Ibid., 247.
20
Ibid., 245-47.
Ibid., 245-47.
21
Ibid., 240.
Ibid., 240.
22
Ibid., 259.
Ibid., 259.
23
Ibid., 255.
Ibid., 255.
24
Ibid., 60.
Ibid., 60.
25
Ibid., 266.
Ibid., 266.
26
Ibid., 270.
Ibid., 270.
27
Ibid., 266, 270-71.
Ibid., 266, 270-71.
30
Ibid., 272.
Ibid., 272.
31
Ibid., 274.
Ibid., 274.
32
Ibid., 271-72, 274.
Ibid., 271-72, 274.
33
Ibid., 181.
Ibid., 181.
34
Ibid., 275.
Ibid., 275.
35
Ibid., 211.
Ibid., 211.
38
Ibid., 242.
Ibid., 242.
39
Ibid., 235.
Ibid., 235.
40
Ibid., 225.
Ibid., 225.
47
Ibid., 189.
Ibid., 189.
48
Ibid., 275.
Ibid., 275.
51
Ibid., 276-77.
Ibid., 276-77.
53
Ibid., 78.
Ibid., 78.
55
Stephen Inglis, personal communication, March 26, 1985.
Stephen Inglis, personal communication, March 26, 1985.
57
Nagaswamy, “Gateway to the Gods.”
Nagaswamy, “Gateway to the Gods.”
59
Leshnik, “The Horse in India,” 56.
Leshnik, “The Horse in India,” 56.
61
Ibid., 306.
Ibid., 306.
62
Subrahmanyam, “The Political Economy of Commerce”; C. Gupta, “Horse Trade in North India.”
Subrahmanyam, “The Political Economy of Commerce”; C. Gupta, “Horse Trade in North India.”
66
Ibid., 73.
Ibid., 73.
73
Eaton, “Temple Desecration in Pre-modern India.”
Eaton, “Temple Desecration in Pre-modern India.”
77
Ibid.
Ibid.
78
Ibid., 187.
Ibid., 187.
79
Ibid., 207.
Ibid., 207.
80
Ibid., 209.
Ibid., 209.
84
Ibid., 241, citing Ferishta.
Ibid., 241, citing Ferishta.
92
Eaton, “Temple Desecration in Pre-modern India.”
Eaton, “Temple Desecration in Pre-modern India.”
96
Ibid., 278, 286.
Ibid., 278, 286.
98
Ibid., 275, 278.
Ibid., 275, 278.
100
Eaton, “Temple Desecration in Pre-Modern India,” 303.
Eaton, “Temple Desecration in Pre-Modern India,” 303.
102
Ernst, “Situating Sufism and Yoga,” 24-25, citing Buzurg ibn Shahriyar,
The Book of the Marvels of India
, 132.
Ernst, “Situating Sufism and Yoga,” 24-25, citing Buzurg ibn Shahriyar,
The Book of the Marvels of India
, 132.
108
Ernst, “Islamization of Yoga,” 107.
Ernst, “Islamization of Yoga,” 107.
109
Ibid.
Ibid.
110
Doniger, “The Clever Wife in Indian Mythology.”
Doniger, “The Clever Wife in Indian Mythology.”
116
Amartya Sen, Foreword to K. M. Sen,
Hinduism,
xix, citing K. M. Sen,
Medieval Mysticism of India,
146-52.
Amartya Sen, Foreword to K. M. Sen,
Hinduism,
xix, citing K. M. Sen,
Medieval Mysticism of India,
146-52.
118
Ibid., 145.
Ibid., 145.
119
Lorenzen,
Kabir Legends
, 26-27, citing Anantadas, 7, 43-44, 47, citing contemporary oral tradition.
Lorenzen,
Kabir Legends
, 26-27, citing Anantadas, 7, 43-44, 47, citing contemporary oral tradition.
122
Ibid., 3.
Ibid., 3.
123
Ibid., 18-19.
Ibid., 18-19.
125
Nandy, “Sati as Profit Versus Sati as a Spectacle,” 136.
Nandy, “Sati as Profit Versus Sati as a Spectacle,” 136.
127
Ibid., 10.
Ibid., 10.
129
Ibid., no. 84, 69-70.
Ibid., no. 84, 69-70.
130
Ibid., no. 75, 67.
Ibid., no. 75, 67.
138
Ajay Rao, “Othering Muslims or Srivaisnava-Saiva Contestation?”
Ajay Rao, “Othering Muslims or Srivaisnava-Saiva Contestation?”
139
Pollock, “Ramayana and Political Imagination in India,” 278.
Pollock, “Ramayana and Political Imagination in India,” 278.
141
Ajay Rao, “Othering Muslims or Srivaisnava-Saiva Contestation?
Ajay Rao, “Othering Muslims or Srivaisnava-Saiva Contestation?
144
Wagoner, “Sultan among Hindu Kings,” 851-80.
Wagoner, “Sultan among Hindu Kings,” 851-80.
148
Ibid.
Ibid.
152
Ibid., 86.
Ibid., 86.
156
Ibid., 88; “The Myths of Bhakti,” 99.
Ibid., 88; “The Myths of Bhakti,” 99.
157
Ibid., 297.
Ibid., 297.
160
Ibid.
Ibid.
162
Ibid., 196-201.
Ibid., 196-201.
165
Ramanujan, “Varieties of Bhakti,” 326.
Ramanujan, “Varieties of Bhakti,” 326.
167
Ibid., 114.
Ibid., 114.
CHAPTER 17. AVATAR AND ACCIDENTAL GRACE IN THE LATER PURANAS
2
Pollock, “Sanskrit Literary Culture from the Inside Out,” 102.
Pollock, “Sanskrit Literary Culture from the Inside Out,” 102.
6
Killingley, “Hinduism, Darwinism and Evolution.”
Killingley, “Hinduism, Darwinism and Evolution.”
16
Ibid. 10.7.37, 10.13.44.
Ibid. 10.7.37, 10.13.44.
18
Beck, “Krishna as Loving Husband,” 71, citing Charlotte Vaudeville.
Beck, “Krishna as Loving Husband,” 71, citing Charlotte Vaudeville.
23
Ibid., 6.8.21.
Ibid., 6.8.21.
26
The earliest texts that allude to the Buddha avatar may antedate the
Mahabharata
(Banerjea,
The Development of Hindu Iconography,
392; Schrader,
Introduction,
43-47), but this has yet to be proved (Klostermaier,
Hinduism,
58-59).
The earliest texts that allude to the Buddha avatar may antedate the
Mahabharata
(Banerjea,
The Development of Hindu Iconography,
392; Schrader,
Introduction,
43-47), but this has yet to be proved (Klostermaier,
Hinduism,
58-59).
27
Kumbhakona ed. of
Mahabharata,
2.348.2; 12, appendix 1, no. 32, lines 1-17; Doniger O’Flaherty,
Origins of Evil,
188.
Kumbhakona ed. of
Mahabharata,
2.348.2; 12, appendix 1, no. 32, lines 1-17; Doniger O’Flaherty,
Origins of Evil,
188.
41
Krishna Sastri, “Two Statues of Pallava Kings,” 5-7.
Krishna Sastri, “Two Statues of Pallava Kings,” 5-7.
47
Personal communication from Prof. Richard F. Gombrich, Oxford, U.K., 1973.
Personal communication from Prof. Richard F. Gombrich, Oxford, U.K., 1973.
51
Ibid., 204-05.
Ibid., 204-05.
52
Goetz,
Studies in the History and Art,
77-80, discussing a frame in Srinagar Museum, of Shankara-varman (r. 883-902).
Goetz,
Studies in the History and Art,
77-80, discussing a frame in Srinagar Museum, of Shankara-varman (r. 883-902).
55
Revelation 19.11-15.
Revelation 19.11-15.
61
Sternbach, reveiw of R. C. Hazra.
Sternbach, reveiw of R. C. Hazra.
64
Ivanow, “The Sect of Imam Shah in Gujurat,” 62-64.
Ivanow, “The Sect of Imam Shah in Gujurat,” 62-64.
71
Goldman, “Fathers, Sons, and Gurus.”
Goldman, “Fathers, Sons, and Gurus.”
85
Doniger O’Flaherty, “Ethical and Non-Ethical Implications,” 196-98.
Doniger O’Flaherty, “Ethical and Non-Ethical Implications,” 196-98.
88
Ibid., 8.1-13.
Ibid., 8.1-13.
96
Ibid., 33.1-64.
Ibid., 33.1-64.
Other books
Comedy in a Minor Key by Hans Keilson
Key to Love by Judy Ann Davis
Burying Ben by Ellen Kirschman
Rot by Gary Brandner
Lady Bridget's Diary by Maya Rodale
The Reawakening (The Living Dead Trilogy, Book 1) by Souza, Joseph
Relatively Dangerous by Roderic Jeffries
The Loud Halo by Lillian Beckwith
Cuentos desde el Reino Peligroso by J.R.R. Tolkien
Gallows at Twilight by William Hussey
