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9. Hindu Dharma, Hinduism, and Hinduisms

2000
Outsiders and insiders see Hinduism differently. Even insiders have different views on Hinduism from each other. It is impossible to offer a simple definition of Hinduism. ‘Hindu dharma, Hinduism, and hinduisms’ examines what it means to call Hinduism a religion, how Hindus and visitors to India have viewed it, and its derivation and changing meaning ...
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The Oxford History of Hinduism: Modern Hinduism

2019
In this volume, experts on modern Hinduism have been asked to write chapters that present findings and perspectives from their own research to a wide audience of readers with interest in the fascinating processes of transformation arising from the interaction between the cultural and religious life of Hindus and the great forces that we call ‘modernity’
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Hinduism

2023
Death is a universal experience. Regardless of one's culture, religion, race or beliefs, we will all die. Hinduism views death very uniquely. Hindus simultaneously mourn and celebrate the loss of loved ones.
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Hinduism in the diaspora

Social Change, 2005
For Indian immigrants in foreign lands, religion came to be identified with ethnicity and identity. Hinduisms avatars in the diaspora include both the priestly as well as folk varieties, and also, hybrid, syncretic forms that developed in some parts of the world such as the Caribbean.
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Hinduism

2014
In confronting questions of the origin of existence, asserting belief in an ultimate spiritual source of phenomena, and striving for a relationship between it and human beings, Hindu theology identifies sexuality as a valid and necessary explanation. Both on the theogonic plane and the worldly, Hindu thought associates sexuality with gender, but treats
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