A Cultural History of Hinduism in the Age of Late Colonialism

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Gwilym Beckerlegge is Professor of Modern Religions at The Open University, UK.

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Introduction: The Hindu World in the Age of Late Colonialism, *Gwilym Beckerlegge (*The Open University, UK)

1. Sources of Authority, *Dermot Killingley (*Newcastle University, UK)
2. Defining Body and Mind: Reconfiguring the Hindu Body, *David Arnold (*University of Warwick, UK)
3. Social Organization and Everyday Norms: Religious Ideas and Values, *Lidia Guzy (*University College Cork, Ireland)
4. Identity, Difference, and Dialogue, *Monika Kirloskar-Steinbach (*University of Konstanz, Germany)
5. Politics and Power, *Peter Heehs (*Independent Scholar, India)
6. Visual Cultures in Hinduism *Vineeta Sinha (*National University of Singapore, Singapore)
7. Lineages, Emerging Exemplars, and Movements: Monasticism in the Public Domain in Late Colonial India, *Malavika Kasturi (*University of Toronto, Canada)
8. Hinduism in Global Context: Transnational Gurus, Migrants and Orientalists in the Dissemination of Hindu Beliefs and Practices, *Philippe Bornet (*University of Lausanne, Switzerland)
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