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This book addresses a range of debates regarding religious movements in the medieval and early modern periods. Eleven key essays debate the linkages between the religious and worldly aims of different movements and the continuity and change in their ideologies, social bases, and organizational structures over time. They present divergent views on important issues such as the relationship between caste and the sect, the idea of renunciation, the role of the Sufis in the conversion to Islam in medieval India, and the ways in which many South Asian popular movements emerged and gathered force.

 

Book Description

A wide range of divergent views on religion and its linkage to society

About the Author

LORENZEN, DAVID N (EDITOR)
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Religious Movements In South Asia 600-1800

Religious Movements In South Asia 600-1800

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  • ISBN: 9780195678765
  • Author: Lorenzen David
  • Publisher: Oxford
  • Pages: 380
  • Format: Paperback
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Book Description

This book addresses a range of debates regarding religious movements in the medieval and early modern periods. Eleven key essays debate the linkages between the religious and worldly aims of different movements and the continuity and change in their ideologies, social bases, and organizational structures over time. They present divergent views on important issues such as the relationship between caste and the sect, the idea of renunciation, the role of the Sufis in the conversion to Islam in medieval India, and the ways in which many South Asian popular movements emerged and gathered force.

 

Book Description

A wide range of divergent views on religion and its linkage to society

About the Author

LORENZEN, DAVID N (EDITOR)

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