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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Summary:"Within the broad Hindu religious tradition, there have been for millennia many subtraditions generically called Vaisnava, who insist that the most appropriate mode of religious faith and experiences bhakti, or devotion, to the supreme personal deity, Visnu. Caitanya Vaisṇavas, a community of Vaiṣṇava devotees who coalesced around Krsna Caitanya (1486-1533), who taught devotion to the name and form of Krsna, especially in conjunction with his divine consort Radha and who also came to be looked upon by many as Kṛṣṇa himself who had graciously chosen to be born in Bengal to exemplify the ideal mode of loving devotion (prema-bhakti). This book focusses on the relationship between the 'transcendent' intentionality of religious faith of human beings and their 'mundane' socio-cultural ways of living, through a detailed study of the social implications of the Caitanya Vaisnava devotional Hindu tradition in pre-colonial and colonial Bengal. Structured in two parts, the first analyses the articulation of Kṛṣṇa-bhakti within the broad Hindu sector of Bengali society. The second section examines Hindu-Muslim relationships in Bengal from the particular vantage point of the Caitanya Vaisnava tradition, and in which the subtle influence of Kṛṣṇa-bhakti, it is argued, may be detected. In both sections, the bulk of attention is given to the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, when Bengal was under independent Sultanate or emergent Mughal rule and thus free of the impact of British and European colonial influence"-- Provided by publisher. …

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Within the broad Hindu religious tradition, there have been for millennia many subtraditions generically called Vai¿¿ava, who insist that the most appropriate mode of religious faith and experience is bhakti, or devotion, to the supreme personal deity, Vi¿¿u. Caitanya Vai¿¿avas are a community of Vai¿¿ava devotees who coalesced around K¿¿¿a Caitanya (1486-1533), who taught devotion to the name and form of K¿¿¿a, especially in conjunction with his divine consort R¿dh¿ and who also came to be looked upon by many as K¿¿¿a himself who had graciously chosen to be born in Bengal to exemplify the ideal mode of loving devotion (prema-bhakti). …

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Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Within the broad Hindu religious tradition, there have been for millennia many subtraditions generically called Vaiava, who insist that the most appropriate mode of religious faith and experience is bhakti, or devotion, to the supreme personal deity, Viu. Caitanya Vaiavas are a community of Vaiava devotees who coalesced around Ka Caitanya (14861533), who taught devotion to the name and form of Ka, especially in conjunction with his divine consort Radha and who also came to be looked upon by many as Ka himself who had graciously chosen to be born in Bengal to exemplify the ideal mode of loving devotion (prema-bhakti). This book focusses on the relationship between the transcendent intentionality of religious faith of human beings and their mundane socio-cultural ways of living, through a detailed study of the social implications of the Caitanya Vaiava devotional Hindu tradition in pre-colonial and colonial Bengal. Structured in two parts, the first analyzes the articulation of Ka-bhakti within the broad Hindu sector of Bengali society. The second section examines HinduMuslim relationships in Bengal from the particular vantage point of the Caitanya Vaiava tradition, and in which the subtle influence of Ka-bhakti, it is argued, may be detected. In both sections, the bulk of attention is given to the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, when Bengal was under independent Sultanate or emergent Mughal rule and thus free of the impact of British and European colonial influence. Arguing that the Caitanya Vaiava devotion contributed to the softening of the potentially alienating socio-cultural divisions of class, caste, sect and religio-political community in Bengal, this book will be of interest to academics in the field of Asian Religion and Hinduism, in particular devotional Hinduism, both premodern and modern, as well as to scholars and students of South Asian social history, Hindu-Muslim relations, and Bengali religious culture. This book focusses on the relationship between the transcendent intentionality of religious faith of human beings and their mundane socio-cultural ways of living, through a detailed study of the social implications of the Caitanya Vaiava devotional Hindu tradition in pre-colonial and colonial Bengal. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…