Three Bhakti Voices : Mirabai, Surdas, and Kabir in Their Times and Ours

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Three Bhakti Voices : Mirabai, Surdas, and Kabir in Their Times and Ours

Stratton Hawley, John

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OUP India（2012/12発売）
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製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 480 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9780198085393
DDC分類 891.431209

Full Description

The landscape of North Indian religion was dramatically transformed in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries by a remarkable family of poet-saints. Among the most famous and beloved of these figures-in India and throughout the world-are Mirabai, Surdas, and Kabir. In this book, John Stratton Hawley takes a probing look at all three, finding that many of the beliefs and legends surrounding them-even central motifs-emerged long after their deaths. This volume probes the lives, works, beliefs, and legends of three Bhakti poets-Mirabai, Surdas, and Kabir. Analysing the oldest manuscripts across North India, Hawley describes how these poets were heard and perceived in their own day and reveals startling facts about them. Hawley shows that these poets are, surprisingly, creations of those who have loved them through the centuries. Weaving in some sixty-five English verse translations, most of them based on early manuscripts, Hawley tells this fascinating story of change and transmission. The new preface updates the research on the field.

This book will interest students and scholars of religious studies, medieval Indian history, and informed general readers.

PREFACE TO THE PAPERBACK EDITION; PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION; TRANSLITERATION AND ABBREVIATION; POEMS TRANSLATED, BY ENGLISH TITLE; POEMS TRANSLATED, BY HINDI TITLE; ILLUSTRATIONS; INTRODUCTION; THE BHAKTI POET-SAINT; CHAPTER 2. MORALITY BEYOND MORALITY; CHAPTER 3. THE NIRGUN?/SAGUN? DISTINCTION; MIRABAI; CHAPTER 4. MIRABAI IN MANUSCRIPT; CHAPTER 5. MIRABAI AS WIFE AND YOGI; CHAPTER 6. THE SAINTS SUBDUED IN AMAR CHITRA KATHA; CHAPTER 7. KRISHNA AND THE GENDER OF LONGING; SURDAS; CHAPTER 8. LAST SEEN WITH AKBAR; CHAPTER 9. THE EARLY S?RS?GAR AND THE GROWTH OF THE SUR TRADITION; CHAPTER 10. THE VERBAL ICON-HOW LITERAL?; CHAPTER 11. SUR'S SUD?M?; CHAPTER 12. CREATIVE ENUMERATION IN SUR'S VINAYA POETRY; CHAPTER 13. WHY SURDAS WENT BLIND; KABIR; CHAPTER 14. THE RECEIVED KABIR: BEGINNINGS TO BLY; CHAPTER 15. KABIR IN HIS OLDEST DATED MANUSCRIPT; CHAPTER 16. VINAYA CROSSOVERS: KABIR AND SUR; CHAPTER 17. BHAKTI, DEMOCRACY, AND THE STUDY OF RELIGION; NOTES; BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WORKS CITED; INDEX