Religious Controversy in British India:Dialogues in South Asian Languages

Religious Controversy in British India
	CONTENTS
	PREFACE
	PART ONE EXTERNAL POLEMICS
	SECTION ONE HINDU-CHRISTIAN POLEMICS
		One The Polemic Process in Nineteenth-century Maharashtra: Vishnubawa Brahmachari and Hindu Revival
			The Setting
			The Career of Vishnubawa Brahmachari
			In Summary
				Bibliographic Essay
		Two Arumuga Navalar and the Hindu Renaissance Among the Tamils
			The Religious Context of the Shaiva Literati
				Hindu-Christian Disputes in Tamil
			Arumuga Pillai\'s Emergence as a Shaiva Activist
				Navalar Arumuga Pillai, \"The Learned\"
				Arumuga Navalar: Writer, Publisher, Polemicist
				The Impact of Navalar: The Later Years
			In Summary
				Bibliographic Essay
		Three Swami Dayananda Saraswati\'s Critique of Christianity
			The Old Testament
			The New Testament
			In Conclusion
				Bibliographic Essay
	SECTION TWO MUSLIM-CHRISTIAN POLEMICS
		Four Muslim-Christian Confrontation: Dr. Wazir Khan in Nineteenth-century Agra
			Bibliographic Essay
		Five Muslim-Christian Polemics and Religious Reform in Nineteenth-century Bengal: Munshi Meheru\'llah...
			Conflict and Competition
			Muslim-Christian Conflict in Colonial Bengal
			The Career of Munshi Meheru\'llah
			In Summary
				Bibliographic Essay
	SECTION THREE HINDU-MUSLIM STRUGGLES OVER LANGUAGE
		Six Images of Virtue and Vice: The Hindi-Urdu Controversy in Two Nineteenth-century Hindi Plays
			The Historical Context
			The Hindi-Urdu Controversy
			Pandit Gauri Datta\'s Play
			Munshi Sohan Prasad\'s Play
			The Two Plays Compared
				Similarities
				Differences
			Conclusion
				Bibliographic Essay
	PART TWO INTERNAL POLEMICS: RELIGIOUS AND SOCIAL REFORM
		Seven Viresalingam and the Ideology of Social Change in Andhra
			The Coastal Andhra Region
			Viresalingam and His Work
			The Widow Marriage Campaign
			Viresalingam\'s Thought
			Conclusion
				Bibliographic Essay
		Eight Sayyid Mumtaz \'Ali and Tahzib un-Niswan: Women\'s Rights in Islam and Women\'s Journalism in Urd...
			Sayyid Mumtaz \'Ali: Early Life and Intellectual Background2
			Huquq un-Niswan: Women\'s Rights in Islam
			Tahzib un-Niswan: Women\'s Journalism in Urdu
			Conclusion
				Bibliographic Essay
		Nine Vernacular Publishing and Sikh Public Life in the Punjab, 1880-1910
			Singh Sabhas and the Evolving Sikh Tradition
			The Singh Sabhas and Their Literature
			Major Contributors to Sikh Tract Literature
			Tract Literature and the Emergence of Modern Sikhism:A Summary
				Bibliographic Essay
	PART THREE IN SUMMARY
		Ten Imagining Community: Polemical Debates in Colonial India
			New Leaders and New Arenas
			New Languages and New Messages
			Community and the Imagination of Difference
	NOTES
		Chapter 1
		Chapter Two
		Chapter 3
		Chapter 4
		Chapter 5
		Chapter 6
		Chapter 7
		Chapter 8
		Chapter 9
		Chapter 10
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