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

Abstract

PREFACE TRANSLITERATION AND ABBREVIATION POEMS TRANSLATED, BY ENGLISH TITLE POEMS TRANSLATED, BY HINDI TITLE ILLUSTRATIONS INTRODUCTION THE BHAKTI POET SAINT: ECONOMICS OF WORD AND LIFE AUTHOR AND AUTHORITY MORALITY BEYOND MORALITY THE NIRGUN/SAGUN DISTINCTION MIRABAI MIRABAI IN MANUSCRIPT MIRABAI AS WIFE AND YOGI THE SAINTS SUBDUED IN AMAR CHITRA KATHA KRISHNA AND THE GENDER OF LONGING SURDAS LAST SEEN WITH AKBAR THE EARLY SURSAGAR AND THE GROWTH OF THE SUR TRADITION THE VERBAL ICON---HOW LITERAL? SUR S SADAMA CREATIVE ENUMERATION IN SUR S VINAYA POETRY WHY SURDAS WENT BLIND KABIR THE RECEIVED KABIR: BEGINNINGS TO BLY KABIR IN HIS OLDEST DATED MANUSCRIPT VINAYA CROSSOVERS: KABIR AND SUR BHAKTI, DEMOCRACY, AND THE STUDY OF RELIGION NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WORKS CITED INDEX

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