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Volume 10, Issue 2

August 2006

Bodily Transformations Across Indian Religions

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6 articles in this issue

Why Do Displaced Kings Become Poets in the Sanskrit Epics? Modeling Dharma in the Affirmative Rāmāyaṇa and the Interrogative Mahābhārata
Shubha Pathak
Original Paper 02 March 2007 Pages: 127 - 149
Bhakti and Nationalism in the Poetry of Subramania Bharati
Christine Mangala Frost
Original Paper 28 February 2007 Pages: 151 - 167
Introduction: Bodily Transformations Across Indian Religions
Karen Pechilis
Original Paper 02 March 2007 Pages: 169 - 172
The Story of the Classical Tamil Woman Saint, Kāraikkāl Ammaiyār: A Translation of Her Story from Cēkkiḻā r’s Periya Purāṇam
Karen Pechilis
Original Paper 02 March 2007 Pages: 173 - 186
Sex Talk and Gender Rites: Women and the Tantric Sex Rite
Loriliai Biernacki
Original Paper 02 March 2007 Pages: 187 - 208
Smoking is Good for You: Absence, Presence, and the Ecumenical Appeal of Indian Islamic Healing Centers
Carla Bellamy
Original Paper 02 March 2007 Pages: 209 - 226