In the decades since its original publication in 1992, Symbols of Substance remains an indispensable reference for the study not only of South India but of early modern state formation in South Asia.
David Dean Shulman Knihy
13. leden 1949
David Dean Shulman je přední světový odborník na jazyky Indie. Jeho rozsáhlý výzkum pokrývá historii jihoindického náboženství, indickou poetiku, tamilský islám, drávidskou lingvistiku a karnatickou hudbu. Kromě toho je uznávaným básníkem, literárním kritikem a kulturním antropologem, který se věnuje také mírové práci. Jeho díla zkoumají široké spektrum jihoindické kulturní historie, od chrámových mýtů po literární eseje.
Introspection and Insight: South Indian Minds in the Early Modern Era
- 236 stránek
- 9 hodin čtení
The first book in the NEEM Series, edited by David Shulman, explores the diverse expressive modes in early-modern South India. It delves into the intricate interplay of culture, art, and society during this period, highlighting how various forms of expression shaped and reflected the region's historical context. The collection aims to provide insights into the unique cultural landscape of South India, emphasizing its significance in the broader narrative of expressive traditions.
The Bitter Landscapes of Palestine
- 290 stránek
- 11 hodin čtení
Focusing on the lives of Palestinians in the occupied territories, the book combines photographs and narratives to highlight their struggles against displacement and oppression. It addresses critical issues like house demolitions and conflicts with settlers while showcasing the resilience of the Palestinian people. The authors, seasoned activists, share their insights on the beauty of the landscape and the importance of community bonds amidst adversity. Their collaborative journey reflects a deep commitment to peace and human rights, providing a nuanced historical context to the current situation in Palestine.