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The Relative Chronology of the nivids and the praises and the Standardisation of Vedic Ritual (2014)
Journal Article
Proferes, T. N. The Relative Chronology of the nivids and the praises and the Standardisation of Vedic Ritual. Indo-Iranian Journal, 57(3), 199-221. https://doi.org/10.1163/15728536-05703013

Analysis of the language and formulaics of the Vedic liturgical prose texts known as nivids and praiṣas reveals that they presuppose a complete, multi-lineage collection of the Ṛgveda, yet are linguistically more archaic than the bulk of mantras inco... Read More about The Relative Chronology of the nivids and the praises and the Standardisation of Vedic Ritual.

The Colonial Legacy (2014)
Book Chapter
Tejani, S. (2014). The Colonial Legacy. In A. Guneratne, & A. Weiss (Eds.), Pathways to Power: the Domestic Politics of South Asia (21-103). Rowman and Littlefield

The Colonial Legacy (2014)
Book Chapter
Tejani, S. (2014). The Colonial Legacy. In A. Guneratne, & A. Weiss (Eds.), Pathways to Power: the Domestic Politics of South Asia (21-103). Rowman and Littlefield

Gender and Sexuality in Southeast Asian History (2014)
Book Chapter
Reyes, R. A. G. (2014). Gender and Sexuality in Southeast Asian History. In N. Owen (Ed.), Routledge Handbook of Southeast Asian History (246-257). Routledge

The impact of maritime trade, of invasion and conquest; the spread of Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism, of migration and inter-ethnic mixing, have been diverse, far-reaching, and enduring in Southeast Asia. How did these contacts and convergences af... Read More about Gender and Sexuality in Southeast Asian History.

Rethinking the History of Port Cities in the Gulf (2014)
Book Chapter
Fuccaro, N. (2014). Rethinking the History of Port Cities in the Gulf. In L. G. Potter (Ed.), The Persian Gulf in Modern Times: People, Ports and History (23-46). Palgrave Macmillan. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137485779_2

Adecade or so ago while literature on the history of pre-oil port towns was very scanty, the interest in modern and contemporary Arab Gulf cities was sufficiently advanced to attract the attention of regional and urban studies specialists.1 In review... Read More about Rethinking the History of Port Cities in the Gulf.