Hinduism: A Cultural Perspective

John M. Koller · David R. Kinsley

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I. AN OVERVIEW OF THE HINDU TRADITION. 1. Introduction: Benares. 2. History. 3. Dissent within the Hindu Religious Tradition. 4. Hinduism and the Arts. II. AN ANALYSIS OF THE HINDU TRADITION. 5. Central Hindu Beliefs. 6. Worship in the Hindu Tradition. 7. Sacred Female Imagery and Women's Religious Experience in Hinduism. 8. Hindu Social Structure. 9. Symbols and Structures: A Concluding Analysis. Bibliography. Glossary. Index.

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