Revelry, rivalry, and longing for the Goddesses of Bengal [electronic resource] : the fortunes of Hindu festivals / Rachel Fell McDermott.

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: New York : Columbia University Press New York, c2011.Description: xviii, 372 p. : illSubject(s): Genre/Form: DDC classification:
  • 294.5/36095414 22
LOC classification:
  • BL1239.82.D87 M33 2011eb
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Contents:
P�uj�a origins and elite politics -- The goddess in colonial and postcolonial history -- Durg�a the daughter : folk and familial traditions -- The artistry of Durg�a and Jagaddh�atr�i -- Durg�a on the Titanic : politics and religion in the P�uj�a -- The "orientalist K�al�i" : a Tantric icon comes alive -- Approaches to K�al�i P�uj�a in Bengal -- Controversies and the goddess -- Deva in the diaspora -- Appendix : an overview of the press in Bengal up to 1947.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

P�uj�a origins and elite politics -- The goddess in colonial and postcolonial history -- Durg�a the daughter : folk and familial traditions -- The artistry of Durg�a and Jagaddh�atr�i -- Durg�a on the Titanic : politics and religion in the P�uj�a -- The "orientalist K�al�i" : a Tantric icon comes alive -- Approaches to K�al�i P�uj�a in Bengal -- Controversies and the goddess -- Deva in the diaspora -- Appendix : an overview of the press in Bengal up to 1947.

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