Prof. Dr. Angelika Malinar - Indologie

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Current research projects

Project leader	Project title
Grenner Malinar	The Shakti-Pithas - The "Thrones of the Goddess" in India
Kempe-Weber Malinar	The Bishnoi Sampradaya: A religious community in the context of religious pluralism in India
Malinar	Hindu Monastic Institutions and the Organisation of Religious Pluralism in India
	Encyclopedia of Hinduism
Vuille Malinar	Krishna Sobti´s views on literature and the poetics of writing: On the relationship between theoretical positions and literary practice in modern Hindi literature
Wagner Malinar	"The appearance of the Linga" (lingodbhava): Parallel versions of a Shaiva narrative in the Puranas

Completed research projects

Project leader	Project title
Bansal-Tönz Malinar	The songs of Purandara Dasa and their reception in Modern Bharata Natyam
Bofinger	The significance of commercial Hindi film concerning the formation of Hindi as national language: a comparison of Hindi and English
Ganser Malinar	The Place of the Performing Arts in Indian Religions: Abhinavagupta´s "soteriology of art" and its contexts
Krajnc Malinar	Freedom, Individuality, and the Establishment of a Female Artist’s Existence in Mridula Garg’s Hindi novel ‘Cittakobra’ (1979)
Malinar	European Women as Interpreters of Hinduism (1875-1947)
	Narrative Structures and Philosophical-Religious Doctrines in the Mahabharata
	The Madhva Gaureshvar Sampradaya in Orissa - Institutions, Texts and Practices of a Hindu Religious Tradition in its regional context
Malinar Frey	History of Buddhism in Switzerland (texts, agents, organisations)
Malinar Leach	Taxonomies of Religious and Philosophical Knowledge in Classical Sanskrit Literature
Mertens	Studies on the Bhagavatapurana
Serbaeva	The Notion of "Altered states of consciousness" in Tantrism and its European Reception
Wujastyk	When the Vaidya met the Doctor: Medical Exchanges in 16th to 20th century India

Last update 07.09.2017