02128nam a2200229Ia 450000500170000000800410001702000180005808200160007610000400009224501370013225000190026926000600028830000210034852012610036965000240163065000210165465000220167565000320169794200140172999900170174395201380176020260630154615.0260630s9999||||xx |||||||||||||| ||und||  a9788173049248  a294 BAH223  aBahuguna, Rameshwar Prasad, editor. 0aNegotiating Religion :bPerspectives from Indian History /cedited by Rameshwar Prasad Bahuguna, Ranjeeta Dutta, and Farhat Nasreen.  aFirst edition.  aNew Delhi :bManohar Publishers & Distributors ,c2012.  a398 p. :c23 cm.  aNegotiating Religion: Perspectives from Indian History is an edited scholarly volume that examines the historical development of religious ideas, practices, and identities in India. Edited by Rameshwar Prasad Bahuguna, Ranjeeta Dutta, and Farhat Nasreen, the book brings together essays by leading historians who explore religion as a dynamic historical process rather than as a fixed or isolated institution. The volume challenges simplistic narratives of religious conflict and instead highlights the complex interactions among religious communities across different periods of Indian history. The essays are grouped into three thematic sections dealing with religious texts and traditions, the role of divinity and gender, and the formation of religious identities. Topics include Buddhist–Brahmanical relations, Sanskrit intellectual traditions, the life of Ramanuja, goddess worship in early medieval South India, the Bhakti movement, Sufi–Sant interactions, Muslim identity in colonial India, Christianity in Northeast India, religion and nationalism, and communal harmony. The contributors analyze how caste, gender, political authority, social change, and cultural exchange shaped religious practices and institutions throughout Indian history.  aHinduism—History.  aIndia—History.  aIndia—Religion.  aReligion—India—History.  cVC OFFICE  c70132d70132  00102ddc4071aSNULbSNULd2026-06-30l0o294 BAHpVC378r2026-06-30 15:46:15w2026-06-30yVC OFFICEzBooks Received from VC office