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Page 1 www.YouTube.com/SleepyClasses https://testseries.sleepyclasses.com/ Sleepy Classes Indology in Contemporary Times Indology Academic study of the history and cultures, languages and literature of the Indian Subcontinent. Indian Society and culture are unique. Indian social realities could be grasped better through texts rather through western ways of studying it. Indology in Contemporary Times Wendy Doniger American Indologist Book – The Hindus – An Alternative History DP Mukherjee Marxian Perspective on Indology (Marxology) Dialects of Indian History Johannes Bronkhorst Concentrated on the history of Indian thought and published on a wide range of topics, including Indigenous grammer and linguistics The interaction between Brahmanism, Buddhism and Jainism and their philosophical schools and religious practices Important Book – Greater Magadha (2007) William Dalrymple Award – winning histories of the interaction between the British and the Mughals between the eighteenth and mid nineteenth century. Page 2 www.YouTube.com/SleepyClasses https://testseries.sleepyclasses.com/ Sleepy Classes Indology in Contemporary Times Indology Academic study of the history and cultures, languages and literature of the Indian Subcontinent. Indian Society and culture are unique. Indian social realities could be grasped better through texts rather through western ways of studying it. Indology in Contemporary Times Wendy Doniger American Indologist Book – The Hindus – An Alternative History DP Mukherjee Marxian Perspective on Indology (Marxology) Dialects of Indian History Johannes Bronkhorst Concentrated on the history of Indian thought and published on a wide range of topics, including Indigenous grammer and linguistics The interaction between Brahmanism, Buddhism and Jainism and their philosophical schools and religious practices Important Book – Greater Magadha (2007) William Dalrymple Award – winning histories of the interaction between the British and the Mughals between the eighteenth and mid nineteenth century. www.YouTube.com/SleepyClasses https://testseries.sleepyclasses.com/ Sleepy Classes Arthur Llewellyn Basham Basham was one of the first western historians to critically gauge the impact of Swami Vivekananda from a global perspective. His well – known comment about Vivekananda that “in centuries to come, he will be remembered as one of the main moulders of the modern world, “ is quoted frequently in appreciations and tributes of Vivekananda Most popular book is The wonder that was India – “most widely used introduction to Indian civilization” Ram Sharan Sharma Focused on early Indian social structure, material and economic life, state formation and political ideas and the social context of religious ideologies Laid stress on the elements of change and continuity Methodology rests on a critical evaluation of sources and a correlation between literacy texts with archaeology and ethnography Unravel the process of class formation, and social implications of the material changes in the Vedic period and in the age of the Buddha on the basis of literacy and archaeological sources Sharma applied the tool of historical materialism not only to explain social differentiation and stages of economic development, but also to the realm of ideology His investigations into the “feudal mind” and “economic and social basis of tantrism” are thought – provoking, opening up new lines of inquiry Content Analysis Apart from texts Official data, Histories, Mass Media also being analysed (Eg. – Analysis of TV Serials – Presents Primacy or Traditional Roles, family) Texts from across the languages Monuments Script Deciphered Issues that can take help from Indology History of Caste System Joint family as a Value Caste – Race Parallel Page 3 www.YouTube.com/SleepyClasses https://testseries.sleepyclasses.com/ Sleepy Classes Indology in Contemporary Times Indology Academic study of the history and cultures, languages and literature of the Indian Subcontinent. Indian Society and culture are unique. Indian social realities could be grasped better through texts rather through western ways of studying it. Indology in Contemporary Times Wendy Doniger American Indologist Book – The Hindus – An Alternative History DP Mukherjee Marxian Perspective on Indology (Marxology) Dialects of Indian History Johannes Bronkhorst Concentrated on the history of Indian thought and published on a wide range of topics, including Indigenous grammer and linguistics The interaction between Brahmanism, Buddhism and Jainism and their philosophical schools and religious practices Important Book – Greater Magadha (2007) William Dalrymple Award – winning histories of the interaction between the British and the Mughals between the eighteenth and mid nineteenth century. www.YouTube.com/SleepyClasses https://testseries.sleepyclasses.com/ Sleepy Classes Arthur Llewellyn Basham Basham was one of the first western historians to critically gauge the impact of Swami Vivekananda from a global perspective. His well – known comment about Vivekananda that “in centuries to come, he will be remembered as one of the main moulders of the modern world, “ is quoted frequently in appreciations and tributes of Vivekananda Most popular book is The wonder that was India – “most widely used introduction to Indian civilization” Ram Sharan Sharma Focused on early Indian social structure, material and economic life, state formation and political ideas and the social context of religious ideologies Laid stress on the elements of change and continuity Methodology rests on a critical evaluation of sources and a correlation between literacy texts with archaeology and ethnography Unravel the process of class formation, and social implications of the material changes in the Vedic period and in the age of the Buddha on the basis of literacy and archaeological sources Sharma applied the tool of historical materialism not only to explain social differentiation and stages of economic development, but also to the realm of ideology His investigations into the “feudal mind” and “economic and social basis of tantrism” are thought – provoking, opening up new lines of inquiry Content Analysis Apart from texts Official data, Histories, Mass Media also being analysed (Eg. – Analysis of TV Serials – Presents Primacy or Traditional Roles, family) Texts from across the languages Monuments Script Deciphered Issues that can take help from Indology History of Caste System Joint family as a Value Caste – Race Parallel www.YouTube.com/SleepyClasses https://testseries.sleepyclasses.com/ Sleepy Classes Ayodhya Issue Ram Setu Criticism Brahminical Point of view in texts Ignores Sub – Altern Ignores Tribal History Different Indologist give contradictory explanations (e.g. Colonial vs Nationalist Indologists) Religious Texts Represent a Value (Different from the fact) Mainly considers Hindu Culture as Culture of India Field studies reflect that Indology doesn’t explain the present day situationRead More
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