Myth and reality : studies in the formation of Indian culture/ by Damodar Dharmanand Kosambi

By:

Kosambi,Damodar Dharmanand

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Sage textsPublication details: Los Angeles, California : SAGE/TEXTS, 2016.Description: xx,121+,14pISBN:

9789386042262

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DDC classification:

398.20954 KOS/M

Contents:

I. SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF THE BHAGAVAD-GITA-- 1. For What Class?-- 2. A Remarkable Interpolation -- 3. Not Sufficient Unto the Purpose -- 4. Why Krsna? -- 5. When Does a Synthesis Work?-- 6. The Social Functions of Bhakti00 7. The Gita Today--

II.URVASI AND PURURAVAS-- 1. Introduction -- 2. Kalidasa’s Treatment-- 3. Modern Interpretations-- 4. Versions of the Story -- 5. Rgveda x. 95-- 6. Commentary to RV x. 95 -- 7. Urvasi’s Associates-- 8. The Dawn-Goddess in the Rgveda-- 9. Aryan or Pre-Aryan?-- 10. Goddess of Birth and Death --

III.AT THE CROSSROADS: A STUDY OF MOTHER-GODDESS CULT SITES-- 1. The Problem -- 2. The Mothers-- 3. Information from Fieldwork -- 4. Primitive Tracks-- 5. The Trade Routes-- 6. The Jatakas -- 7. Carudatta’s Sacrifice--

IV.PILGRIM’S PROGRESS: A CONTRIBUTION TO THE PREHISTORY OF THE WESTERN DECCAN PLATEAU-- 1. The End of the Prehistory in the Deccan-- 2. Cult Migrations, The Goddesses and Megaliths-- 3. Cult Migrations: The Gods -- 4. Microlith Tracks -- 5. Highlanders and Lowlanders -- 6. Later Developments -- 7. Towards Agriculture--

V.THE VILLAGE COMMUNITY IN THE "OLD CONQUESTS" OF GOA -- 1. Land and People-- 2. The Economic Situation- - 3. Heterogeneity of the Population-- 4. The Feudal Period -- 5. Increase in Taxation-- 6. Structure of the Community-- 7. The Historical Background-- 8. Beyond the Commune.

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	Study Centre Alappuzha, University of Kerala	Study Centre Alappuzha, University of Kerala	398.20954 KOS/M (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		USCA4658

I. SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF THE BHAGAVAD-GITA--
1. For What Class?--
2. A Remarkable Interpolation --
3. Not Sufficient Unto the Purpose --
4. Why Krsna? --
5. When Does a Synthesis Work?--
6. The Social Functions of Bhakti00
7. The Gita Today--

II.URVASI AND PURURAVAS--
1. Introduction --
2. Kalidasa’s Treatment--
3. Modern Interpretations--
4. Versions of the Story --
5. Rgveda x. 95--
6. Commentary to RV x. 95 --
7. Urvasi’s Associates--
8. The Dawn-Goddess in the Rgveda--
9. Aryan or Pre-Aryan?--
10. Goddess of Birth and Death --

III.AT THE CROSSROADS: A STUDY OF MOTHER-GODDESS CULT SITES--
1. The Problem --
2. The Mothers--
3. Information from Fieldwork --
4. Primitive Tracks--
5. The Trade Routes--
6. The Jatakas --
7. Carudatta’s Sacrifice--

IV.PILGRIM’S PROGRESS: A CONTRIBUTION TO THE PREHISTORY OF THE WESTERN DECCAN PLATEAU--
1. The End of the Prehistory in the Deccan--
2. Cult Migrations, The Goddesses and Megaliths--
3. Cult Migrations: The Gods --
4. Microlith Tracks --
5. Highlanders and Lowlanders --
6. Later Developments --
7. Towards Agriculture--

V.THE VILLAGE COMMUNITY IN THE "OLD CONQUESTS" OF GOA --
1. Land and People--
2. The Economic Situation- -
3. Heterogeneity of the Population--
4. The Feudal Period --
5. Increase in Taxation--
6. Structure of the Community--
7. The Historical Background--
8. Beyond the Commune.

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