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Soft cover. Condición: New. ISBN:9789366279428.

Condición: New.

Condición: New.

Condición: New.

Condición: New. pp. xxiii + 534.

Condición: New. pp. xxiii + 534.

Hardcover. Condición: New. ISBN:9788124608302.

Hardcover. Condición: New. ISBN:9788124608692.

Condición: New. pp. xxiii + 534.

Soft cover. Condición: New. House Stage and Temple examines the social history of ritual and space in premodern Kerala. It engages with what Roland Barthes called the subtlety of life and focuses on a form of domestic ritual Tevaram and its translation into the space of theatre. Tevaram is articulated through different types of places; the intimate space of the house, in dialectic tension with the space of the temple and the public space of the theatre stage, allow us to investigate the question what is the space we live in? a question of wide impact that still needs singular answers.…

Hardcover. Condición: New. Contents: Foreword. Introduction. I. Opening up: 1. Ascaragulynkam and Mantrnkam: Two Wondrous Crest Jewels of Ktiyttam (Sudha Gopalakrishnan). 2. Some Remarks on the caryacdmani: Reflections, Refl exivity and Wonder (Lyne Bansat-Boudon). II. Mantrnkam: 3. Mantrnkam, an Ancient Integration Project? Its Structure and Composition (Heike Oberlin). 4. What is Mantrnkam? (David Shulman). 5. Pracchana Brhaspatyam: Irony and Illusion, Reality, Reflection, and Play in Mantrnkam (Orly Hadani Nave). 6. Reflection and Arul: Creating iva on the Ktiyttam Stage (Hemdat Salay). 7. Vasantaka: Personal Considerations from Within the Practice (Indu G.). 8. Mantrnkam: An Arena for Experimentation (Elena Mucciarelli). 9. The Mantrnkam Paribhsa from a Historical Linguistics Perspective (Ophira Gamliel). 10. Tying the Universe: The Interplay of Veda and Ktiyttam with special reference to Mantrnkam (Elena Mucciarelli and Heike Oberlin). III. Anguliyankam: 11. Anguliyankam, Rmyana-Vda of the Ckyrs (Virginie Johan). 12. Anguliyankam: The Ntyaveda of Ktiyttam (Bhadra P.K.M. and Rajneesh B.). 13. The World of Hanumn: Creating a Fluid Cosmos on a Kerala Ktiyttam Stage (Einat Bar-On Cohen). 14. Distinct Conventions in the Staging of Anguliyankam Kttu (Ammannur Kuttan Chakyar and Aparna Nangiar). IV. Tying up: 15. My Experience of Performing Anguliyankam and Mantrnkam (Madhu Margi Chakyar). 16. Knowing and Being: Ktiyttam and its Semantic Universe (Manu V. Devadevan). 17. An Actor in Red and White: The Ckyr Community and the Early Maniprvalam Corpus (Sivan Goren Arzony). Index. This volume focuses on Mantrankam and Anguliyankam that are the two great masterpieces of Kutiyattam, one of India's oldest living theatrical traditions. It provides some fundamental general remarks on the performance of Kutiyattam, relates it to the pan-Indian reflection on aesthetics, and gives an account of its development up to the present time. The chapters in the volume are authored by both scholars versed in this tradition as well as active Kutiyattam performers in Kerala, which is where it is practised. This is the first attempt to bring together a set of focused studies of this masterpiece-in-performance. (jacket).…

Hardcover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. This volume, Cross-cutting South Asian Studies: An Interdisciplinary Approach focuses on two themes that are central to Indological studies: religious practices and heterodox sovereignty. The first part of this volume "The Indian Ocean of Religious Practices: Past and Present" deals with different issues related to religious practices and institutions in South Asia. These contributions share a similar theoretical perspective on religion: they all highlight, in various ways and through different disciplinary approaches, how, in order to fully understand religious practices and their inherent dynamics, it is essential to consider the power relations that continually imbue and shape them. The second part "Kings, Priests and Prominent Roles Interpreted through the Visual, Literary, Speculative and Technical Indian Arts" seeks to substantiate the well-known opposition between the so-called orthodox sovereignty and the heterodox one, of which the so-called vratya-power seems to be a prime example. Therefore, the target of the relevant contributions consists in focusing on different contexts where the king or chieftain, or merely the patron of the sacrifice, gains his temporary pre-eminence in an agonistic way which includes an important non-permanent ascetic dimension. …