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Empire and Arab Indology

Modern Intellectual History, 2021
This article focuses on the Chouf-born poet, lawyer and translator Wadiʿ al-Bustani (1888–1954), who called himself a “Lebanese Palestinian,” as he moves from Beirut, to Cairo, Hudaydah, Bombay, Transvaal, and finally Haifa. The first to translate Tagore into Arabic after a visit to his Santiniketan in 1916, Bustani spent his life annotating and ...
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Indology after Hindutva

South Asia: Journal of South Asian Studies, 2014
The collection of essays included in this issue of South Asia: Journal of South Asian Studies deals with a subject that, in the early months of 2014, commanded public attention on two counts: first...
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Essays on Indology

Journal of the American Oriental Society, 1967
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Colonial Indology and identity

Antiquity, 2000
This paper argues that Indian identity, as built within the colonial Indological framework of race, language and culture and its Aryan–non-Aryan dichotomy, is unacceptable to modern India and Indians. It is unacceptable because of its emphasis on the notion of Aryan invasion and the subjugation of, and interaction with, the native population.
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The Indology and sociology of varna

2021
Jakob De Roover, Sarika Rao
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INDOLOGY AND AUDIOVISUAL TRANSLATION

Translation and language interaction in dialogue of cultures
Research on audiovisual translation is becoming more and more numerous, but the problems of Indology in film translation are not reflected in them, which determines the relevance of this work, since recently Asian and, in particular, Indian content has begun to penetrate en masse into the Russian market.
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