Collated by Tusar Nath Mohapatra
Greek philosophers living from the 4th century BCE onwards described their search for truth as theōría – a term whose established sense was that of a practice, either private or civic, of traveling to another city to behold a religious festival, to consult an oracle or to seek knowledge. This rich connection between religious practice and philosophical contemplation mediated by the term theōría persisted into late Antiquity: Plotinus frequently draws on the metaphor of entering a temple and/or seeing a cultic image to describe contemplative ascent.
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Vedic Travel: The Agnihotra and Beyond
LM Bausch - Decolonial Travel, 2024
An early travel(ing) theory found in the Vedas continued to travel through Indian
intellectual history, through which it was received in an almost unrecognizable guise
by the colonial episteme. This chapter recovers a philosophy of ritual mobilities in …
intellectual history, through which it was received in an almost unrecognizable guise
by the colonial episteme. This chapter recovers a philosophy of ritual mobilities in …
The Indian Revolutionary Movement in Europe, 1905–1918: Exile, Internationalism, and Resistance to Empire: by Ole Birk Laursen, Liverpool, Liverpool University …
D Brückenhaus - 2026
… In that context, the author describes, for instance, how Vinayak Damodar
Savarkar already gave anti-Muslim speeches at venues such as India House in
London before World War I, before he had fully developed the Hindutva ideology he …
Savarkar already gave anti-Muslim speeches at venues such as India House in
London before World War I, before he had fully developed the Hindutva ideology he …
[PDF] Indian Diplomacy: Caste, Ambedkar and Buddhist Diplomacy
C Sen - CASTE/A Global Journal on Social Exclusion, 2026
In postcolonial nations like India, foreign policy and diplomacy have traditionally
held a normative space apart from the supposedly “hard” power politics of the Cold
War era. Following Pt. Nehru, also referred to as Nehruvian Socialism, the ruling …
held a normative space apart from the supposedly “hard” power politics of the Cold
War era. Following Pt. Nehru, also referred to as Nehruvian Socialism, the ruling …
5 The autobiographical echoes in Śivarājyodaya
M Karcz - Modern Sanskrit and the Rise of Life Writing: Genre …, 2026
Literary biographies are often seen as simple descriptions of the lives of important
persons. However, the story of a person being described can also become a
medium through which the biographer can express their own ideals, anxieties, or …
persons. However, the story of a person being described can also become a
medium through which the biographer can express their own ideals, anxieties, or …
The autobiographical echoes in Śivarājyodaya: SB Warnekar's reflection in Shivaji's biography
M Karcz - Modern Sanskrit and the Rise of Life Writing, 2027
Śivarājyodaya is an epic in 68 cantos composed by Shridhar Bhaskar Warnekar
describing the life of the King Shivaji. At first sight it is a conventional, historical
mahākāvya , but a closer reading of the text reveals some indications that it was …
describing the life of the King Shivaji. At first sight it is a conventional, historical
mahākāvya , but a closer reading of the text reveals some indications that it was …
The Music of Khasak
A Menon, K Ramachandran - OV Vijayan
… Aurobindo Ghosh has observed that great poetic idiom sounds like mantra (magical
words). Why is the emotionally charged scene of Kunjamina’s farewell depicted this
way in Khasak? A parallel scene from MT Vasudevan Nair’s Manju comes to mind. …
words). Why is the emotionally charged scene of Kunjamina’s farewell depicted this
way in Khasak? A parallel scene from MT Vasudevan Nair’s Manju comes to mind. …
Beats, bass and belonging: sonic populism in India
A Sharma - Third World Quarterly, 2026
… Drawing on hindutva sounds circulating through processions, chants,
loudspeakers, DJ tracks, devotional music and digital media in contemporary …
hindutva refers to hindu majoritarian nationalism that seeks to define India primarily …
loudspeakers, DJ tracks, devotional music and digital media in contemporary …
hindutva refers to hindu majoritarian nationalism that seeks to define India primarily …
Sikh Precarity and American Fascism Revisited
AK Hundle - Sikhs In North America
… These prominent pro- Hindutva organizations argued that the proposed bill
aligned the Hindu … The failure of the bill to pass spoke to the power of elite Hindu
American and Hindutva … projects of neo- fascist projects of Hindutva and White …
aligned the Hindu … The failure of the bill to pass spoke to the power of elite Hindu
American and Hindutva … projects of neo- fascist projects of Hindutva and White …
[PDF] আবুল বাশারের 'সাঈদা বাঈ': প্রান্তের রাজনীতি ও ক্ষমতার ডিসকোর্স/Abul Bashar's 'Saida Bai': The Politics of the Margins and the Discourse of Power
N Hossain - TRISANGAM INTERNATIONAL REFEREED JOURNAL, 2026
… Moneylenders finance their tangas, and a rival candidate is dismissed in advance
because his party favours Hindutva. Foucault’s claim that power “comes from
everywhere” explains how debt, identity and fear shape the vote before it is cast …
because his party favours Hindutva. Foucault’s claim that power “comes from
everywhere” explains how debt, identity and fear shape the vote before it is cast …
From liberation to prohibition: BengaliAwamism, ethnopopulism and the de-democratisation of Bangladesh
SM Mostofa - Third World Quarterly, 2026
This article aims to propose an analytical framework, namely the concept of ‘BengaliAwamism’,
to explain the authoritarian legitimation of the Hasina regime. ‘BengaliAwamism’ is
the exclusive brand of secular Bengali nationalism, which constitutes a form of party-centric …
to explain the authoritarian legitimation of the Hasina regime. ‘BengaliAwamism’ is
the exclusive brand of secular Bengali nationalism, which constitutes a form of party-centric …
[PDF] Who Gets to Work, and How? Caste, Religion, and Time Allocation in Employment in India
B Ali - CASTE/A Global Journal on Social Exclusion, 2026
Lasting labour market inequalities in India are scaffolded by social institutions, within
which individuals continue to experience market exclusion and a “social closure”
from economic opportunities on the basis of caste and religion. This study examines …
which individuals continue to experience market exclusion and a “social closure”
from economic opportunities on the basis of caste and religion. This study examines …
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