Tom 13 Nr 1 (40) (2016): Modern South Asia: a Space of Intercultural Dialogue

Edited by R. Czekalska, A. Kuczkiewicz-Fraś

Opublikowane: 05-02-2016

Preface

• Editors’ Preface

  Renata Czekalska, Agnieszka Kuczkiewicz‑Fraś

  9-11

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Artykuły

• Ancient Traditions and Modern Challenges: South Asian Studies Today

  Klaus Karttunen

  13-20

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• Interpreting the legacy of partition in the subcontinent: Indian and Pakistani perspectives

  Shantanu Chakrabarti

  21-29

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• Satyagraha and South Africa Part I: The Origins of the Relationship Between the Idea and the Place in Mahatma Gandhi’s Writings

  Renata Czekalska, Robert Kłosowicz

  31-46

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• Over the Khyber Afghans and South Asia – History of Contacts

  Agnieszka Kuczkiewicz-Fraś

  46-65

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• Rules for Maldivian Trading Ships Travelling Abroad (1925) and a Sojourn in Southern Ceylon

  Xavier Romero-Frias

  67-84

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• Spirituality, Atrocities and IT – German Images of India

  Carmen Brandt

  85-104

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• Sanātana dharma and Christianity – Perspectives of Theological Dialogue

  M. Krzysztof Byrski

  105-112

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• The Wonder of Inspiration: Musical Universalizations of Rabindranath Tagore's Poems in Polish Culture

  Renata Czekalska

  113-127

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• On the road to Great India – a Program of National Revival The Saraswati Temple in Pilani as an Expression of the World View of G.D. Birla

  Marta Kudelska, Agnieszka Staszczyk, Agata Świerzowska

  129-158

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• Heterotopian City. Khushwant Singh and his Delhi: A Novel

  Halina Marlewicz

  159-175

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• Trespassing Spaces or Some Intercultural Walks

  Iwona Milewska

  177-195

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• Scope and Limits of “Inclusivism” in Modern South Asia: Questioning Tagore’s and Agyeya’s “Universalism ”

  Nicola Pozza

  197-214

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• Of Love, Loss and Love Lost: The (uncompleted) Reception of Rabindranath Tagore in Spain

  Guillermo Rodríguez

  215-225

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• The Concept of “Indian Philosophy” as a Product of Intercultural Dialogue (Wilhelm Halbfass’s India and Europe Revisited )

  Sergei Serebriany

  227-252

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• Mal(e) Development, (Com)modification, Nationalism and Feminist Consciousness: An Analysis of Arundhati Roy’s Writings

  Mohammad Kamran Ahsan

  253-265

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• Anthropology of Economy and the Sikh Concept of kirat karnī

  Zbigniew Igielski

  267-272

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• From Malala to Burka Avenger: A Few Remarks on Changing Female Role Models in Contemporary Pakistan

  Kamila Junik-Łuniewska

  273-300

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• Cities in Bengal. Space for Nationalistic Emotions

  Marek Moroń

  301-318

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• Caste in South Asia: From Ritual Hierarchy to Politics of Difference

  Madhusudan Subedi

  319-339

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• Why Refer to the Hindus in Bangladesh as a “minority”?

  Mahmudul H. Sumon

  341-348

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• The Pakistani Identity Constructed in Reaction to the Outside World Perceptions of the West created by Pakistan’s Militant Media at the Time of Internal Strife

  Krzysztof Dębnicki

  349-371

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• Geopolitics and the Issue of the Broken National Identity in Nepal

  Piotr Kłodkowski

  373-393

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• Indo‑Pakistani “hybrid war” for Kargil

  Hubert Królikowski

  395-414

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• Difficult Neighbourhood: the Key Objectives of Pakistan’s Foreign Policy Towards India in the Twenty‑First Century

  Agnieszka Kuszewska

  415-434

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• Overshadowed by kala India‑Burma Relations

  Michał Lubina

  435-454

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Recenzje

• Wartości autoteliczne w kulturze symbolicznej. Na przykładzie indyjsko‑polskich spotkań literackich [Autotelic Values in Symbolic Culture as Exemplified by Indo‑Polish Literary Encounters] by Renata Czekalska, Księgarnia Akademicka, Kraków 2013 (Societas, 75), 287 pp

  Halina Marlewicz

  455-459

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