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Religion Compass, 2011
Abstract This article is the third and last in a series of three surveying research on Hindutva (Hindu nationalism or political Hinduism), focusing on praxis: processes by which hindutva is mobilized, operationalized, and made relatable to specific contexts.
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Abstract This article is the third and last in a series of three surveying research on Hindutva (Hindu nationalism or political Hinduism), focusing on praxis: processes by which hindutva is mobilized, operationalized, and made relatable to specific contexts.
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Digital Platforms, Hindutva, and Disinformation: Communicative Strategies and the Leicester Violence [PDF]
Communication MonographsThe digital infrastructure of Hindutva seeds, circulates and amplifies Islamophobic hate, interacting bidirectionally with brick-and-mortar violence. This paper examines the circulation of Hindutva on digital platforms (Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and ...
Mohan Jyoti Dutta
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Abstract This article analyses Hindu supremacism, or Hindutva as a political endeavour that is increasingly and explicitly adopting racialized vocabularies to present Hinduism as marginalized and Hindus as victimized, while projecting India’s imagined pre-colonial ‘Hindu’ past as integral to its ‘development’ ambitions in a framework ...
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International Review of Mission
AbstractThe Council of Nicaea took place at Constantine's initiative to harmonize religious belief and law into a state‐subscribed orthodoxy. From a socio‐political viewpoint, the council appeared to use a standardized version of Christianity as an instrument of the empire. The focus in this paper is not on Constantine's initiative or its impact on the
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AbstractThe Council of Nicaea took place at Constantine's initiative to harmonize religious belief and law into a state‐subscribed orthodoxy. From a socio‐political viewpoint, the council appeared to use a standardized version of Christianity as an instrument of the empire. The focus in this paper is not on Constantine's initiative or its impact on the
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2012
Hinduism has been used as a source of legitimacy by the kings of Nepal since this nation was first unified in the 18th century, while Hindu nationalism, also known as Hindutva, crystallized as a political ideology in the 1920s in India, drawing substantially from extreme European nationalisms and socio-religious movements inside Hinduism.
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Hinduism has been used as a source of legitimacy by the kings of Nepal since this nation was first unified in the 18th century, while Hindu nationalism, also known as Hindutva, crystallized as a political ideology in the 1920s in India, drawing substantially from extreme European nationalisms and socio-religious movements inside Hinduism.
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This chapter aims to study how Hindu nationalism has historically and presently tried to take root in East Punjab, a Sikh-majority state, and how these attempts have been met by Punjabis, most notably by Sikhs.
Moliner, Christine
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Religion Compass
ABSTRACT This essay is a follow up to three others published in Religion Compass in 2011 which survey research on Hindutva (Hindu nationalism or political hinduism), covering its seminal ideologies and its evolution into multiple modes of practice.
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ABSTRACT This essay is a follow up to three others published in Religion Compass in 2011 which survey research on Hindutva (Hindu nationalism or political hinduism), covering its seminal ideologies and its evolution into multiple modes of practice.
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Racialization and Ethnicization: Hindutva Hegemony and Caste
Ethnic and Racial Studies, 2022Balmurli Natrajan
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Abstract Caste has played a far more integral role in the genesis and trajectory of Hindutva—the ideology of Hindu nationalism—than is generally recognized, even as Hindutva has influenced Indian and global representations of caste. Focusing on the crystallization of Hindutva as an ideology in the 1920s and on the efforts by which its ...
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“Howdy Modi!”: Mediatization, Hindutva, and Long Distance Ethnonationalism
Journal of International and Intercultural Communication, 2023Syed Ali Hussain, Rebecca de Souza
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