Channa, Subhadra Mitra and Lobo, Lancy <br/><br/>
Religious Pluralism in India: Ethnographic and Philosophic Evidences, 1886-1936 

 - London  Routledge  2024 
 - 209p 
<br/><br/>PART I<br/>1. Note on the origin of the Hindu Trimurti<br/>S.M. EDWARDES<br/>2. The supposed Maya origin of the Elephocephalous deity Ganesha <br/>SARAT CHANDRA MITRA<br/>3. The anthropological method of interpretation of Avestic and Vedic texts, ideas, and usages: part I<br/>R.K. DADACHANJI<br/>4. The anthropological method of interpretation of Avestic and Vedic texts, ideas, and usages: part II<br/>R.K. DADACHANJI<br/>5. Deification of light among ancient nations, Eastern and Western <br/>S.S. MEHTA<br/>6. The migration of a form of Iranian religious ideas to<br/>ancient Rome and other countries of Europe, and the<br/>narrow escape of early Christianity in its conflict with them<br/>for the dominion of the world<br/>KK DADACHAND<br/>7. Was there any institution in ancient Iran like that of caste in India?<br/>JANAND JAMSHED MODI<br/>8. An ancient Egyptian legend in Buddhist guise<br/>SARAT CHANDRA MITRA<br/>9. Is the retention of the term "Animism" as a main religion<br/>bead in our census tables justified?<br/>L.J. SEDGWICK<br/>10 Totem theories<br/>R.E. ENTHOVEN<br/>PARTII<br/>11. Tree worship in Mohenjo Daro<br/>H. HERAS<br/>12. Exorcism of spirit in India and exorcism of physical<br/>impurity in Persia: a parallel with respect to the various<br/>parts of the body treated in the exorcism<br/>JIVANJI JAMSHEDJI MODI<br/>13. Ethnographical notes on the Muhammadan castes of Bengal<br/>MAULAVI ABDUL WALI<br/>14. A book procession of the Tibetan Lamas, as seen at Darjeeling<br/> JIVANJI JAMSHEDJI MODI<br/>15. On superstitions of the Goa people from Portuguese sources<br/>E. REHATSEK<br/>16 A note on the worship of the Demon Rahu by the Dusadhs<br/>of South Bihar<br/>SARAT CHANDRA MITRA<br/> 
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