Ankur Barua Knihy

Examining the complex interactions between Hindus and Muslims in Bengal, this book delves into the patterns of both friendship and conflict that characterize their relationships. It highlights how these dynamics are shaped by Hindu self-perceptions and the social changes occurring in a historically contested region, revealing the nuanced and often fluctuating nature of communal identities and interactions.

This introductory text points to some of the diverse tapestries of Hindu worldviews where scriptural revelation, logical argumentation, embodied affectivity, moral reasoning, and aesthetic cultivation constitute densely interwoven conceptual threads.