Afterlives of the Bhagavad Gita
Afterlives of the Bhagavad Gita
Readings in Translation
Figueira, Prof Dorothy M.
Oxford University Press
07/2023
386
Dura
Inglês
9780198873488
15 a 20 dias
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PART I: THE [IM]POSSIBILIT Y OF TRANSLATION: CAN WE TRANSLATE THE 'OTHER'?
1: Translation Theories
2: Translation and Mystification: Wilkins
3: European Linguists, Philosophers, and Intellectual Rabble-Rousers
PART II: TRANSL ATING COMMENSURABILITY, CLASS, AND CASTE
4: Brahman as the Cosmic Translator and the Gita's Potentiality in American Transcendentalism
5: Nationalism, Sedition, and Mysticism
PART III: THE DEFEAT OF TRANSLATION AND THE END OF CRITICISM
6: Gandhi's Convenient Text
7: Ambedkar's Counter-Revolutionary Gita: Historical and Political Context
PART IV: THE WESTERN WARTIME, COUNTERCULTURAL AND NEO-LIBERAL GITA
8: The Nazi Ksatriya Ethos
9: Is This What Krishna Meant?
10: What Becomes of Dharma in a Conquered Country?
11: The Beats, the Monk, and Multicultural Artists
Epilogue
Bibliography
1: Translation Theories
2: Translation and Mystification: Wilkins
3: European Linguists, Philosophers, and Intellectual Rabble-Rousers
PART II: TRANSL ATING COMMENSURABILITY, CLASS, AND CASTE
4: Brahman as the Cosmic Translator and the Gita's Potentiality in American Transcendentalism
5: Nationalism, Sedition, and Mysticism
PART III: THE DEFEAT OF TRANSLATION AND THE END OF CRITICISM
6: Gandhi's Convenient Text
7: Ambedkar's Counter-Revolutionary Gita: Historical and Political Context
PART IV: THE WESTERN WARTIME, COUNTERCULTURAL AND NEO-LIBERAL GITA
8: The Nazi Ksatriya Ethos
9: Is This What Krishna Meant?
10: What Becomes of Dharma in a Conquered Country?
11: The Beats, the Monk, and Multicultural Artists
Epilogue
Bibliography
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PART I: THE [IM]POSSIBILIT Y OF TRANSLATION: CAN WE TRANSLATE THE 'OTHER'?
1: Translation Theories
2: Translation and Mystification: Wilkins
3: European Linguists, Philosophers, and Intellectual Rabble-Rousers
PART II: TRANSL ATING COMMENSURABILITY, CLASS, AND CASTE
4: Brahman as the Cosmic Translator and the Gita's Potentiality in American Transcendentalism
5: Nationalism, Sedition, and Mysticism
PART III: THE DEFEAT OF TRANSLATION AND THE END OF CRITICISM
6: Gandhi's Convenient Text
7: Ambedkar's Counter-Revolutionary Gita: Historical and Political Context
PART IV: THE WESTERN WARTIME, COUNTERCULTURAL AND NEO-LIBERAL GITA
8: The Nazi Ksatriya Ethos
9: Is This What Krishna Meant?
10: What Becomes of Dharma in a Conquered Country?
11: The Beats, the Monk, and Multicultural Artists
Epilogue
Bibliography
1: Translation Theories
2: Translation and Mystification: Wilkins
3: European Linguists, Philosophers, and Intellectual Rabble-Rousers
PART II: TRANSL ATING COMMENSURABILITY, CLASS, AND CASTE
4: Brahman as the Cosmic Translator and the Gita's Potentiality in American Transcendentalism
5: Nationalism, Sedition, and Mysticism
PART III: THE DEFEAT OF TRANSLATION AND THE END OF CRITICISM
6: Gandhi's Convenient Text
7: Ambedkar's Counter-Revolutionary Gita: Historical and Political Context
PART IV: THE WESTERN WARTIME, COUNTERCULTURAL AND NEO-LIBERAL GITA
8: The Nazi Ksatriya Ethos
9: Is This What Krishna Meant?
10: What Becomes of Dharma in a Conquered Country?
11: The Beats, the Monk, and Multicultural Artists
Epilogue
Bibliography
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