On Columbia University Press Website
Author: Arvind-Pal Singh Mandair
Amazon Page: Religion and the Specter of the West
Reviews:
Nikky Singh in History of Religions, Vol. 51, No. 2, 2011
Brian Pennington in Sophia, Vol. 50, 2011: 499 – 501
Paul St. Pierre, Target: A Journal of Translation Studies 23.2, 2011: 375 – 379
Michael Nijhawan, Translation Studies, 5.1, 2011: 111 – 114
Harjot Oberoi, Journal of Asian Studies, 70.1, 2011: 280 – 282
Gavin Flood, Method and Theory in the Study of Religion, Vol. 23, 2011: 79 – 81
Symposia:
Religions of South Asia, Vol. 4.2, 2010: 165 – 231
Jakob de Roover, “Decolonizing the Study of Religion”
Virinder Kalra, “Rupturing the Religious Past in the Postcolonial Present”
Srilata Raman, “‘Religion’, Religious Identity and the Frustrations of Modernity”
Purushottoma Bilimoria, “Hegel’s Spectre on Indian Thought and its God-in-Nothingness”
Bryan Rennie, “Heterological Alternatives in the History of Religions”
Method and Theory in the Study of Religion,Vol. 23, 2011: 123 – 191
Ananda Abeysekara, “The Past Future of the Postcolonial ‘Category’ Religion, Theory and Translation”
Ruth Mas, “Refiguring Translation in Religious Studies”
Michael Nihjawan, “Sikhism, Traumatic Repetition, and the Question of Aesthetic Sovereignty”
Arvind-Pal Mandair, “Uneasy Repetition: A Response”
Interventions,Vol. 13.1, 2011: 138 – 168
Anne Murphy, “Sikh Studies and Beyond”
Mark Elmore, “Responding to Ghosts, or Religion-Making and the Limits of Academic Demonology”
Greg Johnson, “Religion and the Specter of the West”
Arvind-Pal Mandair, “A Brief Response”
