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  1. The Mātṛkā Dance: Conceptualizing the Dancing Body of the Goddess

    Conceptualizing the image of a dancing Supreme Goddess in the Hindu tradition presents a philosophical challenge because it demands a coherent...

    Ana Laura Funes Maderey in Sophia
    Article 20 January 2024

  2. Jagannātha

    Shakuntala Gawde in Hinduism and Tribal Religions
    Reference work entry 2022

  3. Jagannātha

    Shakuntala Gawde in Hinduism and Tribal Religions
    Living reference work entry 2021

  4. Tantra, Overview

    Shaman Hatley in Hinduism and Tribal Religions
    Reference work entry 2022

  5. A Goddess Who Unites and Empowers: Śrīvidyā as a Link Between Tantric Traditions of Modern Kerala—Some Considerations

    The paper considers the differences between the various Tantric traditions of Kerala and presents observations that emerged from my field research on...

    Maciej Karasinski in Journal of Indian Philosophy
    Article 22 April 2020

  6. Modern Reform Movements

    Carl Olson in Hinduism and Tribal Religions
    Reference work entry 2022

  7. Vedānta: A Survey of Recent Scholarship (I)

    This article surveys recent work on Vedānta, focusing on English-language secondary scholarship since the year 2000. The article consists of two...

    Michael S. Allen in Journal of Indian Philosophy
    Article 12 October 2023

  8. Tantra, Overview

    Shaman Hatley in Hinduism and Tribal Religions
    Living reference work entry 2020

  9. Pratyabhijñā Inference as a Transcendental Argument About a Nondual, Plenary God

    The two most well-known and important nondual Śaiva and tantric philosophers are Utpaladeva (c. 900–950 CE) and Abhinavagupta (c. 950–1020 CE)....
    David Peter Lawrence in Handbook of Logical Thought in India
    Reference work entry 2022

  10. Philosophy from the Bottom Up: Eknāth’s Vernacular Advaita

    The sixteenth-century Marathi poet-saint Eknāth is better known for his devotional songs ( abhaṅg ) and allegorical drama-poems ( bhārūḍ ) than his...

    Anand Venkatkrishnan in Journal of Indian Philosophy
    Article 18 July 2019

  11. Pratyabhijñā Inference as a Transcendental Argument about a Nondual, Plenary God

    The two most well-known and important nondual Śaiva and tantric philosophers are Utpaladeva (c. 900–950 CE) and Abhinavagupta (c. 950–1020 CE)....
    David Peter Lawrence in Handbook of Logical Thought in India
    Living reference work entry 2019

  12. The Amaraughaprabodha: New Evidence on the Manuscript Transmission of an Early Work on Haṭha- and Rājayoga

    The Amaraughaprabodha is a Sanskrit Śaiva yoga text attributed by its colophons to Gorakṣanātha. It was first published by Kalyani Devi Mallik in...

    Jason Birch in Journal of Indian Philosophy
    Article Open access 02 July 2019

  13. Modern Reform Movements

    Carl Olson in Hinduism and Tribal Religions
    Living reference work entry 2018

  14. The Incorporation of Devotional Theism into Purāṇic Gifting Rites

    The Purāṇas make a major contribution to Brahmanical writing on gifting, primarily because they contain descriptions of numerous specific gifting...

    David Brick in Journal of Indian Philosophy
    Article 09 June 2016

  15. Haṭhayoga’s Philosophy: A Fortuitous Union of Non-Dualities

    In its classical formulation as found in Svātmārāma’s Haṭhapradīpikā , haṭhayoga is a Śaiva appropriation of an older extra-Vedic soteriological...

    James Mallinson in Journal of Indian Philosophy
    Article 12 December 2013
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