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1947rif. 95829Wien, Wilelm Frick, 1947. 85, [1] S. (= Wiener Bücherei Bd 27). 19 cm. Illustr. OKart.
New Delhi, APC, 1996. Cloth, 8vo, xx, 299 pages. Includes appendices, 23cm. A study in comparative religion from a Vivekanandan perspective. Historical aspects are dealt with and theologies compared and contrasted. Very good condition in very good jacket. (SEF-27-13)
1900rif. 235081900. Hindu religious life in India photo archive showing temple approaches Ganges riverfront ghats public ritual bathing cremation rites ascetic practice and pilgrimage activity at Benares around the turn of the twentieth century. Benares now Varanasi has long been one of Hinduism's sacred cities with miles of steps descending to the Ganges for religious bathing and temple access from the river. The Ganges is regarded by Hindus as the holiest river and ashes of the dead have traditionally been placed in its waters as part of beliefs concerning release after death. Photo archive of 28 black and white real photo postcards each measuring 3.5" x 5" India circa 1900s. The verso inscription on one card reads "Benares India" and "Burning Ghat Ganges River" anchoring the group to the sacred riverfront where funeral rites bathing temple visits and river traffic occurred in close proximity. A captioned card reading "Hindu Cremation" shows men standing around a raised pyre with a shrouded body while another scene shows a funeral pyre and stacked wood at a riverside burning ghat. Other cards show pilgrims gathered densely at the water men and women washing at the riverbank temple spires rising above crowded steps boats moored before ghats a procession moving along a road a holy man associated with fakir practice on a bed of nails and repeated views of Benares temples and riverfront architecture. At Benares religious bathing cremation pilgrimage temple worship and daily commerce shared the same riverfront making the ghats one of the most concentrated sacred landscapes in South Asia. Light edge wear toning corner wear scattered soiling and occasional fading; several cards show stronger surface wear and mounting traces. Overall in good condition. The archive shows turn of the century Hindu ritual practice through cremation ascetic discipline river ablution temple approach and pilgrimage crowds along the Ganges. unknown books
1900rif. 235081900. Hindu religious life in India photo archive showing temple approaches Ganges riverfront ghats public ritual bathing cremation rites ascetic practice and pilgrimage activity at Benares around the turn of the twentieth century. Benares now Varanasi has long been one of Hinduism's sacred cities with miles of steps descending to the Ganges for religious bathing and temple access from the river. The Ganges is regarded by Hindus as the holiest river and ashes of the dead have traditionally been placed in its waters as part of beliefs concerning release after death. Photo archive of 28 black and white real photo postcards each measuring 3.5" x 5" India circa 1900s. The verso inscription on one card reads "Benares India" and "Burning Ghat Ganges River" anchoring the group to the sacred riverfront where funeral rites bathing temple visits and river traffic occurred in close proximity. A captioned card reading "Hindu Cremation" shows men standing around a raised pyre with a shrouded body while another scene shows a funeral pyre and stacked wood at a riverside burning ghat. Other cards show pilgrims gathered densely at the water men and women washing at the riverbank temple spires rising above crowded steps boats moored before ghats a procession moving along a road a holy man associated with fakir practice on a bed of nails and repeated views of Benares temples and riverfront architecture. At Benares religious bathing cremation pilgrimage temple worship and daily commerce shared the same riverfront making the ghats one of the most concentrated sacred landscapes in South Asia. Light edge wear toning corner wear scattered soiling and occasional fading; several cards show stronger surface wear and mounting traces. Overall in good condition. The archive shows turn of the century Hindu ritual practice through cremation ascetic discipline river ablution temple approach and pilgrimage crowds along the Ganges. unknown
1976pp. xv, 228. Illustrated. 4to. Original full cloth binding. Original dust jacket. OCC 9.
1900rif. 22411London: The Colonial Press 1900. Revised edition. 1 vols. 8vo. Bound in half crimson morocco and marbled boards t.e.g. Revised edition. 1 vols. 8vo. The Colonial Press hardcover
2023About The Book : The origin and evolution of this work will form an interesting fascicle of the history of India during Lord Curzon's regime, as it was he who succeeded in creating the Ethnographic Survey of India, in the face of strong opposition from certain quarters. His Lordship's name will remain in the pages of the future history of India as the greatest patron of the science of Ethnography of the vast continent of India. Sir Herbert Risley was selected for the important duties of Honorary Director of Ethnography for India. It was a happy choice, and through his able and scholarly directions a tremendous mass of the most fascinating details of the social life of India has been collected. I was first appointed Honorary Assistant Superintendent of Ethnography to the Government of Bombay, and subsequently Assistant Director of Ethnography for India under Sir Herbert. He asked me to write some articles for the 'Indian Antiquary' at Sir Richard lemple's request. This was the beginning of the work I now call Hindu Holidays and Ceremonials. When Sir Herbert was promoted to the Secretaryship of the Government of India, Sir Edward Gait was appointed Census Commissioner. I continued working under both the officers and in that joint capacity submitted some of my articles to him, as well as to the Honourable Mr. R. Burn, I.C.S., who succeeded him. About The Author : Balkrishna Atmaram Gupte (1851–1925) was the assistant Director of Ethnography of India under Sir Herbert Hope Risley and later an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, London. He was the author of "Hindu Holidays And Ceremonials"and several other books. Later he was a professor at Calcutta.
2023About The Book : The origin and evolution of this work will form an interesting fascicle of the history of India during Lord Curzon's regime, as it was he who succeeded in creating the Ethnographic Survey of India, in the face of strong opposition from certain quarters. His Lordship's name will remain in the pages of the future history of India as the greatest patron of the science of Ethnography of the vast continent of India. Sir Herbert Risley was selected for the important duties of Honorary Director of Ethnography for India. It was a happy choice, and through his able and scholarly directions a tremendous mass of the most fascinating details of the social life of India has been collected. I was first appointed Honorary Assistant Superintendent of Ethnography to the Government of Bombay, and subsequently Assistant Director of Ethnography for India under Sir Herbert. He asked me to write some articles for the 'Indian Antiquary' at Sir Richard lemple's request. This was the beginning of the work I now call Hindu Holidays and Ceremonials. When Sir Herbert was promoted to the Secretaryship of the Government of India, Sir Edward Gait was appointed Census Commissioner. I continued working under both the officers and in that joint capacity submitted some of my articles to him, as well as to the Honourable Mr. R. Burn, I.C.S., who succeeded him. About The Author : Balkrishna Atmaram Gupte (1851–1925) was the assistant Director of Ethnography of India under Sir Herbert Hope Risley and later an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, London. He was the author of "Hindu Holidays And Ceremonials"and several other books. Later he was a professor at Calcutta.
1993Paris, Desclée de Brouwer, 1993. In-12 broché de 224 pages. Très bon état
rif. 201318489Bièvres, Editions Pierre De Tartas collection religions et philosophies, 1974 ; grand in-8, 227 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur. Très bon état - plein cuir - relié pleine peau beige à motifs dorés sur le 1° plat et en dos d"aprés VASARELY, sous emboitage, tête dorée. 227 pages. Illustration en couleur de Marguerite BORDET.
rif. 201007663Munchen, Heyne bucher sachbuch, 1998 ; in-12, 224 pp., broché, couverture illustr. État correct.
rif. 201007649Freiburg, Herder spektrum, 1999 ; grand in-12, 192 pp., broché, couverture illustr. Très bon état.
1963rif. 105051963 broché (paperback) in-octavo, dos avec une illustration se prolongeant sur la première de couverture (spine with a illustration goes on the front cover) et quatrième de couverture imprimée (and back cover printed), sans illustration (no illustration), 192 pages, 1963 à Paris NRF Editions Gallimard,
1974rif. DEZ-6722Paris, Pierre de Tartas, 1974. In-4 en étui dans une reliure en pleine basane ocre au dos et plat supérieur orné de zébrures dorées. 221 pp. Ouvrage comportant 7 planches d'illustrations en couleurs d'après les aquarelles de Marguerite Bordet. Bel état. Les Grands courants spirituels modernes et leurs racines dans les védas.
1998rif. 112289éditions Salomon 1998 In-8 cartonné 22,9 cm sur 15,4. 127 pages. Bon état d’occasion.
1996rif. 144294Paris, Albin Michel, coll. « La pensée et le sacré » 1996 In-8 22,5 x 14,5 cm. Broché, 281 pp., couverture verte illustrée, bibliographie, table. Exemplaire en très bon état.
1957rif. LFA00c93Un ouvrage de 123 pages, format 145 x 195 mm, relié cartonnage, publié en 1957, Librairie A. Fayard (Paris), Collection "Je Sais, Je Crois"
in-8°, 206 pp., frontispice, broche, couv. illustree Bel exemplaire. [DV-21]
1986rif. 138365AmritsarPunjab, India, Radha Soami Satsang Beas 1986 Livre en anglais. In-8 reliure éd. sous jaquette 22,5 cm sur 14. 422 pages. Jaquette en bon état. Bon état d’occasion.
1984The cover has some wearing to the corners and edges, slight creasing and there is some chipping along the spine. There is a gift note from the author on the FEP. The pages have yellowed but the text is still clean, bright and tight. Used
1908rif. 11092Paris, Publications Théosophiques, 1908 ; in-12, broché ; (4), 136 pp., couverture grise muette.
1989xxix + 243 pp., 29cm., text in English, unpublished Thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Ph.D. degree in Religious Studies (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Faculty of Theology, 1989), good condition, rare, X99738
rif. 12188St-Martin-le-Vinoux. L'or du temps. 1991. Grand in-8 (24x16). 153 pages. Broché, couverture illustrée.
rif. 19822Paris, Editions Dauphin, 1981. 15 x 22, 318 pp., broché, très bon état.
rif. 1812Paris, Le Dauphin, 1981 14 x 21, 306 pp., broché, état neuf.
