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Vedic Practice, Ritual Studies and Jaimini’s Mīmāṃsāsūtras: Dharma and the Enjoined Subject (Routledge Hindu Studies Series)
0Unlock the essence of Vedic practice and Dharma with a scholarly exploration of Jaimini’s Mīmāṃsāsūtras. This vital work re-examines foundational Indian intellectual tradition, offering a unique hermeneutical perspective on ritual studies and the enjoined subject. Gain profound insights into the transformation of subjectivity within Vedic tradition, making it essential reading for researchers in Hindu studies, Asian religion, and South Asian studies keen on understanding ritual’s philosophical depths.
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Vedic Ritual: The Non-Solemn Rites
0Uncover the rich tapestry of ancient Indian religious life with a scholarly exploration of Vedic ritual. This definitive work meticulously details the non-solemn rites, offering profound insights into Hindu traditions and the spiritual heritage of ancient India. An indispensable resource for scholars, students of Indology, and enthusiasts of Indian culture and religious studies, it serves as a veritable mine of information. Deepen your understanding of the nuanced practices that have shaped millennia of Indian history and spirituality.
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Views on the Momentous Past of Alleppey: Between Alappuzha then and Alappuzha Now
0Journey through the momentous past of Alleppey, once a pivotal spice trade gateway and industrial centre in South India. This meticulous exploration traces Alappuzha’s evolution, from its planned development under the Rajah of Travancore and British influence to its eventual reclamation of its original name. Discover the intricate interplay of geography, trade (spices and coir), labour, and political movements that defined this unique Kerala port city. An indispensable read for anyone fascinated by India’s urban history, economic development, and the rich heritage of its coastal towns.
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Vijnapati – Matrata – Siddhi Of Xuanzang: 3 Parts
0Explore ‘Vijnapati – Matrata – Siddhi Of Xuanzang: 3 Parts’ by Louis De La Vallee Poussin, a must-read addition to any book lover’s collection. ISBN: 9788120840676. This portable book offers a unique and enriching reading experience, perfect for on-the-go enjoyment. Searching for ideal gifts? This book is a thoughtful present for friends and family. Find diverse genres and captivating narratives at The Bookish Owl. Expand your literary horizons today! Add this gem to your cart now and discover the joy of reading. Keep away from fire.
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Vinaya Texts (Part 1): The Patimokkha, The Mahavagga I-IV – Vol. 13: v.13, Pt. 1 (Sacred Books of the East, v.13, Pt. 1)
0Explore the foundational monastic rules of Theravada Buddhism with “Vinaya Texts (Part 1),” part of the Sacred Books of the East series, available at The Bookish Owl. Authored by F. Max Muller (ISBN: 9788120801141), this volume delves into the Patimokkha and Mahavagga I-IV, offering essential insights into early Buddhist monastic life. A crucial resource for scholars and those interested in Buddhist philosophy and history. Discover the principles shaping the Sangha and deepen your understanding of Buddhist practices. Shop now at The Bookish Owl and enrich your collection of sacred texts!
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Vinaya Texts (Part 2 ): The Mahavagga (V-X), The Kullavagga I-III – Vol. 17: Pt.2 (Sacred Books of the East, v.17)
0Explore the ancient monastic rules of Theravada Buddhism with “Vinaya Texts (Part 2),” part of the Sacred Books of the East series. This volume, edited by F. Max Muller, delves into the Mahavagga (V-X) and Cullavagga (I-III), offering invaluable insights into the foundational principles of Buddhist monastic life. Discover the detailed guidelines governing the daily conduct and organizational structure of early Buddhist communities. A crucial resource for scholars, practitioners, and anyone interested in the historical roots of Buddhist monasticism. Find this rare book at The Bookish Owl and enrich your understanding of Buddhist traditions.
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Vinaya Texts, (Part 3) – Vol. 20: The Kullavagga IV-XII: Pt.3 (Sacred Books of the East, v.20)
0Explore the intricate monastic rules of Theravada Buddhism with ‘Vinaya Texts, Part 3: The Kullavagga IV-XII,’ the concluding volume in this essential three-part series. Edited by F. Max Muller and part of the esteemed ‘Sacred Books of the East’ collection, this book, ISBN 9788120801219, delves into the Cullavagga, offering profound insights into the daily lives and regulations governing Buddhist monks. Discover the historical and spiritual significance of these ancient texts, a must-have for scholars and anyone interested in Buddhist monasticism. Available at The Bookish Owl.
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Violence in Islamic Thought: From the Mongols to European Imperialism (Legitimate and Illegitimate Violence in Islamic Thought)
0Explore centuries of debate within Islamic thought on warfare and violence. This rigorous historical analysis unpacks how Muslim intellectuals grappled with legitimate and illegitimate violence, tracing critical shifts from the Mongol conquests through European Imperialism. Robert Gleave examines seminal juristic and theological arguments, offering vital insights into the evolution of religious and political discourse. Essential reading for students and scholars of Islamic studies, history, and comparative religion seeking a deep understanding of these complex intellectual traditions in India and beyond.
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Virtue and Grace in the Theology of Thomas Aquinas
0Dive into the theological advancements of Thomas Aquinas on virtue and grace. Justin M. Anderson illuminates Aquinas’s evolving thought on divine action, human experience, and the concept of virtue in its fullest sense. This rigorous analysis traces the historical contexts and textual discoveries that shaped his understanding of sin, grace, and their profound link to human life. Essential for students of Christian theology, philosophy, and Thomistic thought in India, this book offers critical insights challenging contemporary views on virtue ethics and enriching your study of Aquinas’s influential ideas.
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Viyahapannatti (Bhagavai): The Fifth Anga of the Jaina Canon Introd., Critical Analysis, Comm., & Indexes: v.10 (Lala Sunder Lal Jain Research Series, v.10)
0Explore the profound teachings of the Jaina Svetambara tradition with “Viyahapannatti (Bhagavai),” the fifth Anga of the Jaina Canon. Authored by Jozef Deleu and published by The Bookish Owl, this volume (part of the Lala Sunder Lal Jain Research Series) offers a critical analysis and comprehensive commentary on Mahavira’s explanations of key Jaina doctrines. Delve into a vast array of topics presented in diverse forms, answering questions posed by disciples like Goyama Indabhui. Uncover the depths of Jaina philosophy within this monumental work, essential for scholars and those seeking spiritual insight. ISBN: 9788120813496
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Voice of the Rsis: An Epilogue to Devayana Third Epic of India a Vedic Reference Book
0Explore ancient wisdom with “Voice of the Rsis,” a Vedic reference book by Hajari, available at The Bookish Owl. ISBN: 9788178223353. This epilogue to Devayana unveils the profound beauty and clarity of Vedic Mantras and Upanishads, connecting them to events within the epic. Discover how these sacred texts validate historical events and promise a coming golden age. Dr. Hajari’s sensitive interpretation offers a fresh perspective on scriptures, ideal for those seeking deeper insights into daily life mantras. Uncover revelations about our scriptures and prepare for a golden age. Perfect for readers of Vedic literature and Indian epics.
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Voracious Idols and Violent Hands: Iconoclasm in Reformation Zurich, Strasbourg, and Basel
0Delve into the tumultuous Reformation era with this seminal work on iconoclasm. Discover the theological drivers and popular participation behind the destruction of religious art across Zurich, Strasbourg, and Basel. Lee Palmer Wandel’s insightful historical analysis illuminates how ordinary Christians engaged with and shaped their faith through these violent acts. Essential reading for students of European history, religious studies, and early modern European theology. This book offers a profound look at the complex interplay of faith, imagery, and societal change during a pivotal period in Christian history.