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Editorial: Manohar Publishers, 2005
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- Título
- Religion in Modern India, PA. 4th Revised Edition
- Autor
- Robert D. Baird
- Editorial
- Manohar Publishers
- Año de publicación
- 2005
- Estado
- good
- Encuadernación
- Encuadernación de tapa blanda
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 10
- 817304273X
- ISBN 13
- 9788173042737
- Edición
- 4ª Edición
Language: English
Pages: 649
About the Book The First edition of this volume was published in 1981.Ten of the original nineteen chapter were presented as papers at a conference on ‘Religion in Modern India’ at the University of Lowa in 1980 organized by the editor. Wide acceptance of this work suggested the desirability of a second edition. That edition published in 1989 dropped a couple of original essays and added chapter by N Gerald Barrier on the Sikhs, Eric Sharpe on the Christians and John. R Hinnells on the Parses. When a third edition was suggested it presented an opportunity to add additional chapter on Hold G Coward on the Buddhist revival, Nancy E Falk on religion and the Indian Woman ‘s movement, and Robert D Baird on the thought of Swami Bhakti Vedanta. In this Fourth revised edition a new essay on Jainism by James F lewis has been added Further more all contributors were offered an opportunity to make revision in the original contributions A number of these revision were substantial. Although this volume was initially Written by scholars for scholars, It has become a poplar text for courses in Indian religion and religion in modern India. The new chapters Should help fill in some of the gaps of the original volume. since 1981 there was been renewed interest in the study of modern India. We will continue to be satisfied if we are able to stimulate fresh thought and continued on the subject. Preface In 1913. J N Farquhar, Literary Secretary of the Y.M.C.A in India gave eight lectures at Hartford Seminary on Modern religious movement in India .” This become the title of an expanded version of the lectures published in 1915. The was wide ranging, and was based was available on money on the movement
Pages: 649
About the Book The First edition of this volume was published in 1981.Ten of the original nineteen chapter were presented as papers at a conference on ‘Religion in Modern India’ at the University of Lowa in 1980 organized by the editor. Wide acceptance of this work suggested the desirability of a second edition. That edition published in 1989 dropped a couple of original essays and added chapter by N Gerald Barrier on the Sikhs, Eric Sharpe on the Christians and John. R Hinnells on the Parses. When a third edition was suggested it presented an opportunity to add additional chapter on Hold G Coward on the Buddhist revival, Nancy E Falk on religion and the Indian Woman ‘s movement, and Robert D Baird on the thought of Swami Bhakti Vedanta. In this Fourth revised edition a new essay on Jainism by James F lewis has been added Further more all contributors were offered an opportunity to make revision in the original contributions A number of these revision were substantial. Although this volume was initially Written by scholars for scholars, It has become a poplar text for courses in Indian religion and religion in modern India. The new chapters Should help fill in some of the gaps of the original volume. since 1981 there was been renewed interest in the study of modern India. We will continue to be satisfied if we are able to stimulate fresh thought and continued on the subject. Preface In 1913. J N Farquhar, Literary Secretary of the Y.M.C.A in India gave eight lectures at Hartford Seminary on Modern religious movement in India .” This become the title of an expanded version of the lectures published in 1915. The was wide ranging, and was based was available on money on the movement
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