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245 00 a| Retelling timeh| [electronic resource] :b| alternative temporalities from premodern South Asia /c| edited by Shonaleeka Kaul.;

260 a| London ;a| New York, NY :b| Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group,c| 2022.;

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504 a| Includes bibliographical references.;

505 0 a| 1. Temporality and Its Discontents Or Why Time Needs to be Retold / Shonaleeka Kaul -- 2. The Moment in Which the River Rests: Time in Early Buddhism / Gergana Rumenova Ruseva -- 3. Proleptic Pasts and Involuted Causalities in K¿±£̀Ưiy♯¿£̀Ư£̀Ưam / David Dean Shulman -- 4. Taking, Making, and Leaving: The Many Times of the ♯¿y♯¿ra£̀¿ga / Christoph Emmrich --. 5 The Guru and the Mantra: Transcending Time in the Philosophy and Practice of Yoga / Tarinee Awasthi -- 6. Time is Born of his Eyelashes: Pur♯¿£̀¿ic Measurement and Conceptions of Time / McComas Taylor -- 7. On Rasa and Recursivity: Ethics and Aesthetics of Time in Sanskrit Poetics (ala£̀¿k♯¿ra¿¿♯¿stra) / Shonaleeka Kaul -- 8. Sun, Consciousness and Time: The Way of Time and the Timeless in Kashmir ¿¿aivism / Bettina Sharada Ba©ơmer -- 9. Time is in the Moment (waqt) and also in Eternity (dahr): Reflections from Sufi Islam / Kashshaf Ghani -- 10. Concentric Worlds: Space and Time in the Pratyabhij©ł♯¿ school and the Abhinavabh♯¿rat♯± / Radhika Koul -- 11. Corporal Time to Cognitive Time: Kannada Wordscape in Transition 10th to 13th centuries / Manu V. Devadevan -- 12. (Un)doing Space and Time: 'Doing' the R♯¿mcaritm♯¿nas / Aditya Chaturvedi -- 13. The Ontology of Now: Reading Time through 16th and 17th century Ny♯¿ya philosophy / Samuel Wright -- 14. 'A Farrago of Legendary Nonsense': Myth, Time and History in the Keralolpatti / Dilip M. Menon -- 15. The Knots of Time: Reading Nostalgia in Bengali Literature from 13th to the 19th century / Anuparna Mukherjee.;

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520 a| "Retelling Time challenges the hegemony of colonial modernity over academic disciplines and over ways in which we think about something as fundamental as time. It reclaims a bouquet of alternative practices of time from premodern South Asia, which stem from multiple worldviews that have been marginalized. These practices relate to a range of classical and vernacular genres including ala£̀¿k♯¿ra, therav♯¿da, yoga, r♯¿makath♯¿, tasawwuf, ♯¿y♯¿ra£̀¿ga, pur♯¿£̀¿a, trik♯¿-tantra, navya-ny♯¿ya, pratyabhij©ł♯¿, carita, k¿±£̀Ư♯±y♯¿£̀Ư£̀Ưam and ma£̀¿gala k♯¿vya. These represent multiple languages such as Sanskrit, Persian, Pali, Prakrit, Awadhi, Malayalam, Kannada, and Bengali, as well as diverse streams, from Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, and Sufi Islam to logic, yoga, tantra, theatre, and poetics. Retelling Time questions the modern Eurocentric belief in an empty, homogenous, abbreviated, secular and irreversible time. It proposes instead that that premodern South Asia invested time with cultural function and value, which ranged from the contingent to the transcendent, the quotidian to the cosmic, the fleeting to the eternal, and the social to the spiritual. Accordingly, time was reworked-stretched, melded, collapsed, recursed, rolled over, and even extinguished. Sacred, social, aesthetic, scientific, fictional, historical, and performative South Asian traditions are seen here in conversation with one other, mediated by an ethical paradigm. Their collective challenge is to decolonize our ways of knowing and being. This book will be of interest to scholars of South Asian history, philosophy of history, anthropology, literature, Sanskrit, post colonial studies, cultural studies, studies of temporality and of the Global South"--c| Provided by publisher.;

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Retelling time alternative temporalities from premodern South Asia / edited by Shonaleeka Kaul.

Other author	Kaul, Shonaleeka.
Format	Electronic
Publication Info	London ; New York, NY : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2022.
Description	1 online resource
Supplemental Content	Full text available from Taylor & Francis eBooks
Subjects	Hindu chronology. Space and time. Time. South Asia--Civilization.

Contents	1. Temporality and Its Discontents Or Why Time Needs to be Retold / Shonaleeka Kaul -- 2. The Moment in Which the River Rests: Time in Early Buddhism / Gergana Rumenova Ruseva -- 3. Proleptic Pasts and Involuted Causalities in K¿±£̀Ưiy♯¿£̀Ư£̀Ưam / David Dean Shulman -- 4. Taking, Making, and Leaving: The Many Times of the ♯¿y♯¿ra£̀¿ga / Christoph Emmrich --. 5 The Guru and the Mantra: Transcending Time in the Philosophy and Practice of Yoga / Tarinee Awasthi -- 6. Time is Born of his Eyelashes: Pur♯¿£̀¿ic Measurement and Conceptions of Time / McComas Taylor -- 7. On Rasa and Recursivity: Ethics and Aesthetics of Time in Sanskrit Poetics (ala£̀¿k♯¿ra¿¿♯¿stra) / Shonaleeka Kaul -- 8. Sun, Consciousness and Time: The Way of Time and the Timeless in Kashmir ¿¿aivism / Bettina Sharada Ba©ơmer -- 9. Time is in the Moment (waqt) and also in Eternity (dahr): Reflections from Sufi Islam / Kashshaf Ghani -- 10. Concentric Worlds: Space and Time in the Pratyabhij©ł♯¿ school and the Abhinavabh♯¿rat♯± / Radhika Koul -- 11. Corporal Time to Cognitive Time: Kannada Wordscape in Transition 10th to 13th centuries / Manu V. Devadevan -- 12. (Un)doing Space and Time: 'Doing' the R♯¿mcaritm♯¿nas / Aditya Chaturvedi -- 13. The Ontology of Now: Reading Time through 16th and 17th century Ny♯¿ya philosophy / Samuel Wright -- 14. 'A Farrago of Legendary Nonsense': Myth, Time and History in the Keralolpatti / Dilip M. Menon -- 15. The Knots of Time: Reading Nostalgia in Bengali Literature from 13th to the 19th century / Anuparna Mukherjee.
Abstract	"Retelling Time challenges the hegemony of colonial modernity over academic disciplines and over ways in which we think about something as fundamental as time. It reclaims a bouquet of alternative practices of time from premodern South Asia, which stem from multiple worldviews that have been marginalized. These practices relate to a range of classical and vernacular genres including ala£̀¿k♯¿ra, therav♯¿da, yoga, r♯¿makath♯¿, tasawwuf, ♯¿y♯¿ra£̀¿ga, pur♯¿£̀¿a, trik♯¿-tantra, navya-ny♯¿ya, pratyabhij©ł♯¿, carita, k¿±£̀Ư♯±y♯¿£̀Ư£̀Ưam and ma£̀¿gala k♯¿vya. These represent multiple languages such as Sanskrit, Persian, Pali, Prakrit, Awadhi, Malayalam, Kannada, and Bengali, as well as diverse streams, from Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, and Sufi Islam to logic, yoga, tantra, theatre, and poetics. Retelling Time questions the modern Eurocentric belief in an empty, homogenous, abbreviated, secular and irreversible time. It proposes instead that that premodern South Asia invested time with cultural function and value, which ranged from the contingent to the transcendent, the quotidian to the cosmic, the fleeting to the eternal, and the social to the spiritual. Accordingly, time was reworked-stretched, melded, collapsed, recursed, rolled over, and even extinguished. Sacred, social, aesthetic, scientific, fictional, historical, and performative South Asian traditions are seen here in conversation with one other, mediated by an ethical paradigm. Their collective challenge is to decolonize our ways of knowing and being. This book will be of interest to scholars of South Asian history, philosophy of history, anthropology, literature, Sanskrit, post colonial studies, cultural studies, studies of temporality and of the Global South"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references.
Access restriction	Available only to authorized users.
Technical details	Mode of access: World Wide Web
Source of description	Description based on print version record and CIP data provided by publisher.
Issued in other form	Print version: Retelling time London ; New York, NY : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2022. 9781032061931
Genre/form	Electronic books.
LCCN	2021016327
ISBN	9781003202783 (ebook)
ISBN	(hardback)
ISBN	(paperback)

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