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A View of the History, Literature, and Mythology, of the Hindoos: Including a Minute Description of their Manners and Customs, and Translations from their Principal Works 2nd

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Explore the rich tapestry of Hindu civilization with ‘A View of the History, Literature, and Mythology, of the Hindoos’. This seminal 19th-century work by William Ward offers an unparalleled deep dive into the history, beliefs, and daily life of the Hindoos. Discover meticulous descriptions of their customs and traditions, alongside valuable translations from key Indian literary and religious texts. Presented in its 2nd edition, this volume serves as an essential resource for understanding the intricacies of Hindu culture, mythology, and societal structure, providing invaluable insights for scholars and general readers alike. Dive into the heart of ancient Indian heritage with this comprehensive and illuminating study.

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This comprehensive 579-page volume is an essential reference for anyone interested in understanding Hindu civilization, philosophy, and culture. Originally a classic scholarly work, this 2nd edition from Gyan Publishing House provides detailed explorations of Hindu history, literary traditions, and mythological narratives alongside fascinating insights into Indian customs and practices. Perfect for students, scholars, cultural enthusiasts, and anyone seeking an authoritative, in-depth understanding of India’s rich heritage. Whether you’re researching Vedic traditions, mythology, or Indian culture, this book serves as both an academic resource and an accessible guide to the foundations of Hindu thought and civilization.

  • Reading age: 12 years and up
  • Print length: 579 pages
  • Dimensions: 27.94 x 21.59 x 4.05 cm
  • Publisher: Gyan Publishing House
  • Publication date: 1 January 2024
  • ISBN-10: 9369208119
  • ISBN-13: 978-9369208111

Frequently Asked Questions

What topics are covered in this book on Hindu history and mythology?

This 579-page volume comprehensively covers Hindu history, literature, mythology, religious practices, and detailed descriptions of Indian customs and manners. It includes translations from principal Hindu philosophical and literary works, making it an authoritative reference for understanding Vedic and post-Vedic traditions, deities, epics, and the cultural foundations of Indian civilization.

Who should read this book on Hindu culture?

This book is ideal for students studying Indian history and philosophy, scholars researching Hindu civilization, cultural enthusiasts, and anyone seeking authoritative knowledge about Indian traditions and mythology. It’s suitable for readers aged 12 and up, offering both academic rigor and accessible explanations of complex cultural concepts.

Is this book suitable for academic research on Indian mythology?

Yes, absolutely. This scholarly 2nd edition provides in-depth explorations of Hindu mythology, literary traditions, and philosophical concepts with translations from primary sources. It’s an excellent resource for university students, researchers, and academics studying Indian religions, literature, and cultural history.

Where can I buy this book online in India?

You can purchase this book online at The Bookish Owl (thebookishowl.in), an Indian online bookstore. The book is in stock and available for delivery across India. Simply add it to your cart and proceed to checkout for convenient home delivery.

What makes this 2nd edition different from other books on Hindu mythology?

This comprehensive work combines historical scholarship with cultural anthropology, providing not just mythology but detailed descriptions of Hindu customs, manners, and social practices. The inclusion of translations from principal Hindu works offers readers direct access to authentic sources, making it more thorough than popular mythology retellings.

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Author

W. Ward

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ISBN

9789369208111