The Dance of Siva: Fourteen Indian Essays/ Ananda K. Coomaraswamy
By: Coomaraswamy, Ananda K [author.].
Publisher: New Delhi: Manohar, 2023Description: 196p. Index.ISBN: 9788119139125.Subject(s): Hinduism -- Indian Art -- Dance -- India | Hindu -- View -- Art -- India | Philosophy -- Life and Customs -- Hindu -- India | -- Music -- IndiaDDC classification: 294.5 Summary: he Dance Of Shiva: Fourteen Essays is a collection of fourteen stimulating essays about the uniqueness and traditionality of Indian art and culture, and was authored in the early twentieth century. These essays on Indian culture and art a offer a lucid and profound representation of the attitudes and opinions held by Indian intellectuals during the British Raj.The essays explore topics like What Has India Contributed to Human Welfare?, Music during Vedic times, Hindu View Of Art: Historical And Theory Of Beauty, Status Of Indian Women, and Cosmopolitan View Of Nietzsche, among others. Unfolding India’s large philosophical and cultural traditions, including its social organisation, its art, and attitudes toward family, romantic love, and marriage, The Dance Of Shiva: Fourteen Essays is a radical account of the Indian experience through the ages| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| 294.4 DIG-; Jain yoga ka aalochnatmak adhyayan | 294.5 BHA-I Indian spirituality | 294.5 CAL-M The Millennium Kabir Vani: | 294.5 COO-D The Dance of Siva: | 294.5 HIN; Hinduism in public and private: reform, hindutva, gender and sampraday | 294.5 HIN- Hinduism Reconsidered:Index | 294.5 KAN-E Essential Vivekananda |
he Dance Of Shiva: Fourteen Essays is a collection of fourteen stimulating essays about the uniqueness and traditionality of Indian art and culture, and was authored in the early twentieth century. These essays on Indian culture and art a offer a lucid and profound representation of the attitudes and opinions held by Indian intellectuals during the British Raj.The essays explore topics like What Has India Contributed to Human Welfare?, Music during Vedic times, Hindu View Of Art: Historical And Theory Of Beauty, Status Of Indian Women, and Cosmopolitan View Of Nietzsche, among others. Unfolding India’s large philosophical and cultural traditions, including its social organisation, its art, and attitudes toward family, romantic love, and marriage, The Dance Of Shiva: Fourteen Essays is a radical account of the Indian experience through the ages
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