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Themes and Interpretations of Hindu Culture

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An edition of Non-Renunciation (1987)

Non-Renunciation

Themes and Interpretations of Hindu Culture

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Oxford University Press, USA
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English
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196

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Doctrines, Hinduism, Hindu civilization

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Cover of: Non-Renunciation
Non-Renunciation: Themes and Interpretations of Hindu Culture
July 22, 1996, Oxford University Press, USA
in English
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Cover of: A l'opposé du renoncement
A l'opposé du renoncement: perplexités de la vie quotidienne hindoue
1990, Editions de la Maison des sciences de l'homme
in French
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Cover of: Non-Renunciation
Non-Renunciation: Themes and Interpretations of Hindu Culture
March 3, 1988, Oxford University Press, USA
in English
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Cover of: Non-renunciation
Non-renunciation: themes and interpretations of Hindu culture
1987, Oxford University Press
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"In a justly influential essay on renunciation in Indian religions, Louis Dumont suggested that 'the secret of Hinduism may be found in the dialogue between the renouncer and the man-in-the-world' (1960: 37f)."

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In a justly influential essay on renunciation in Indian religions, Louis Dumont suggested that 'the secret of Hinduism may be found in the dialogue between the renouncer and the man-in-the-world' (1960: 37f).
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