The domain of constant excess: plural worship at the Munnesvaram temples in Sri Lanka/ Rohan Bastin
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Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section | 294.535095493 ROH/D (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | P10809 |
Ch. 1. Worship, Difference and Marvellous Potentiality --
Ch. 2. Fluidity and Ambiguity in the History of Munnesvaram --
Ch. 3. Myths and Marginality --
Ch. 4. Ritual Practices and Religious Identity --
Ch. 5. The Saivite Temple as a Monumental Architecture --
Ch. 6. 'The Look and the Thing Seen': Puja and Arccanai --
Ch. 7. The Presence of Sakti --
Ch. 8. Guardians, Games and the Formation of Power --
Ch. 9. The World Inside Out --
Ch. 10. The Domain of Excess --
Ch. 11. Divine Kings and Regal Gods: Temples in Society and History.
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