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Liver and liver disease in Hinduism. [PDF]

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Arora A, Kumar A.
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L'architecte orientaliste

Livraisons d'histoire de l'architecture, 2003
Because he built little and did not get involved in great architectural debates, the orientalist architect is not very well-known. But studying such a personality allows us to know more about the orientalist architecture. The main source of architectural orientalism was the knowledge of Muslim architecture, but it varied according to différents ...
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Orientalist Decadence

2020
The introduction presents an overview of the ways that theories and representations of decadence and decay have functioned in the relationship between France and the Arab world since the nineteenth century. Bringing the ideas of Walter Benjamin to bear on the Arab nahda, Islamic reformism, and Orientalist philology, it elaborates a theory of historical
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Orientalists and Missionaries

2021
The best accounts of Hindu religious beliefs and practices to reach Europe before 1800 came overwhelmingly from the pens of missionaries. There are several reasons why this was so. Their missionary task obviously motivated them to attempt to understand Hindu religion even if they ultimately rejected it as a false religion.
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Orientals and Orientalists

Antiquity, 2004
Reviews three books on archaeology. "Possessors and Possessed: Museums, Archaeology, and the Visualization of History in the Late Ottoman Empire," by Wendy M. K. Shaw; "Orientalism and Visual Culture: Imagining Mesapotamia in Nineteenth-Century Europe," by Frederick N.
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