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1 The Dig and the Temple 13
2 Sacred Knowledge and Indian Origins 25
3 A City Where the Rivers Meet 43
4 King Tanaka's Contest 59
5 Vedic Science: The Grammar of Reality 71
6 Kanishka and Krishna 91
7 Performing Arts and Sacred Models 109
8 The Second Rationality 129
9 Maps and Myths in the Matsya Purana 145
10 Shankara and Kumarila: Between Brahman and Dharma 163
11 Devotion and Knowledge: The Indo-Muslim Centuries 181
12 The Eternal Dharma 197
Bibliography 217
Index 225
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Sebastien Laporte
reviewed The Strides of Vishnu: Hindu Culture in Historical Perspective on September 09, 2018
The Strides of Vishnu
A very different perspective on history of India. The problem with conventional historiography is that it gets very selective on texts. Glucklich devises mythological elements from texts in a very efficient way. The mythological motifs are employed as prisms to read Indian history without conflating it with mythology. I enjoyed it.
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