An Exploration of the Ramakrishna Vivekananda TraditionIndian Institute of Advanced Study, 1993 - 86 pages Contains The Paper Of Prof. Sumit Sarkar On Exploration Of The Ramakrishna Vedantic Traditions - Of Interest To The General Reader As Also Social Historians. Bibliography. |
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19th century adhikar-bheda Bandopadhyay baralok baramanush Bartaman Bartaman Bharat became become Belur Math bhadralok Bhairabi bhakti Bhattacharji Brahman Brahmo Calcutta Calcutta bhadralok caste catholicity central century Bengal Chakrabarti chakri Chattopadhyay child-like clerical clerks colonial conception contrast cult culture Dakshineswar dasatya dharma disciples distinct divine doctrinal embodied everyday evils figure formal forms Gaudiya Gaudiya Vaishnava gender Gupta guru high-Hindu Hindu Hinduism holy Indian initial instance jnana Kali Kaliyuga Kaliyuga literature Kalki-avatar Kamarpukur kamini kanchan Kartabhaja Kathamrita krishna late 19th century Latu low-caste Mahendranath male middle class middle-aged householders moods mother nationalist Nivedita pagal parables paradox particularly perhaps plebeian Rama Ramakrishna Mission Ramakrishna's conversation Ramakrishna's discourse Ramprasad Rani Rashmoni religion religious remained ritual ritualised rural sadhana sadhus saint sanyasis Sarada Debi Sarkar sects Shakta Shudra Shyamasangit social songs Sri Ramakrishna Swadeshi Swami Vivekananda Tantric tensions texts textual themes traditions Vaishnava valorised Vedantic village widows wife zamindars