Postscripts

Postscripts

• Aspiring Narratives of Previous Births in Written and Visual Media from Ancient Gandhara

  Jason Neelis

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• The Authority of Translators Vendors, Manufacturers, and Materiality in the Transfer of 'Barlaam and Josaphat' along the Silk Road

  Christian Høgel

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• A Birthday Party for a Sacred Text The Gita Jayanti and the Embodiment of God as the Book and the Book as God

  Joanne Punzo Waghorne

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• Body Building in the Hindu Tantric Tradition The Advantages and Confusions of Scriptural Entextualization in the Worship of the Goddess Kali

  Rachel Fell McDermott

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• Comic Book Karma Visual Mythologies of the Hindu Modern

  J. Barton Scott

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• Critique of the Spirit Hali Spirituality and Aspirational Tribal Hermeneutics

  Stephen Christopher

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• Daoist Writs and Scriptures as Sacred Beings

  Jihyun Kim

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• Devotional Transformation Miracles, Mechanical Artifice, and Spectatorship in Indian Cinema

  Ravi Vasudevan

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• The Disobedient Subject Advaita Vedanta and the Disruption of Authorized Subject Positionings in Christopher Isherwood’s Life-Writing

  Victor E. Marsh

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• Engaging with the Guru Sikh Beliefs and Practices of Guru Granth Sahib

  Kristina Myrvold

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• Gitamahatmya! Paratexts in Miniature Bhagavad Gitas with Special Reference to Pictures and Gender

  Jon Skarpeid

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• The Guru and His Queer Disciple The Guru-Disciple Relationship as the Locus of Christopher Isherwood’s Advaita Vedanta

  Pravrajika Vrajaprana

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• Guru Granth The Quintessential Sikh Metaphor

  Nikky-Guninder Kaur Singh

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• Guru Granth Sahib in the Writings of Western Women

  Eleanor Nesbitt

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• It Is What It Is (Or Is It?) Further Reflections on the Buddhist Representation of Manuscripts

  Jacob Kinnard

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• Mythologicals and Modernity Contesting Silent Cinema in South India

  Stephen Hughes

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• Neo-Confucian Sensory Readings of Scriptures The Reading Methods of Chu Hsi and Yi Hwang

  Yohan Yoo

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• Performing Scriptures Ritualizing Written Texts in Seolwi-seolgyeong, the Korean Shamanistic Recitation of Scriptures

  Yohan Yoo

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• Possession and Repetition Ways in which Korean Lay Buddhists Appropriate Scriptures

  Yohan Yoo

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• Public Scripture Reading Rituals in Early Korean Protestantism A Comparative Perspective

  Yohan Yoo

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• Return of the Eunuch Gender Disobedience as a Path to Awakening in Buddhist Tantra

  Dallas J. Baker

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• Satguru’s Word, Online and Offline Contemporary Representation of the 'Universal Brotherhood'

  Anna Bochkovskaya

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• Seeing, Touching, Holding, and Swallowing Tibetan Buddhist Texts

  Cathy Cantwell

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• Serious Texts in Funny Places Rethinking the Value of Prince Shotoku’s Buddhist Texts by Comparing Traditional Buddhist Exegesis and Japanese Manga

  Mark Dennis

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• Smartphone Applications and Religious Reading among Swaminarayan Hindus

  Bhakti Mamtora

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• Sutras Working in Buddha's Belly and Buddhists' Pockets Miniature Sutras in Korean Buddhism

  Yohan Yoo, Woncheol Yun

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• 'Write the Text Letter-by-Letter in the Heart' Non-Literacy, Religious Authority, and Female Sadhus' Performance of Asceticism through Sacred Texts

  Antoinette Elizabeth DeNapoli

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