Eclecticism and Modern Hindu Discourse

Arvind Sharma · Brian A. Hatcher

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1. Introduction 2. Difference Relates: Eclecticism Past and Present 3. Swami in Wonderland: Vivekananda's Eclectic Hermeneutics 4. What's the Connection? India's Eclectic Heritage 5. Varieties of Eclectic Experience: The Case of Colonial Bengal 6. My Own Private Bungalow: The Dynamics of Eclectic Home-Building 7. Conclusion Bibliography Index

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