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The Domain Of Constant Excess Plural Worship At The Munnesvaram Temples In Sri Lanka 1st Edition Rohan Bastin

Name: The Domain Of Constant Excess Plural Worship At The Munnesvaram Temples In Sri Lanka 1st Edition Rohan Bastin
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The Domain Of Constant Excess Plural Worship At The Munnesvaram Temples In Sri Lanka 1st Edition Rohan Bastin instant download after payment.

Publisher: Berghahn Books, Incorporated

File Extension: PDF

File size: 30.04 MB

Pages: 256

Author: Rohan Bastin

ISBN: 9781789203677, 1789203678

Language: English

Year: 2002

Edition: 1

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The Domain Of Constant Excess Plural Worship At The Munnesvaram Temples In Sri Lanka 1st Edition Rohan Bastin by Rohan Bastin 9781789203677, 1789203678 instant download after payment.

The Sri Lankan ethnic conflict that has occurred largely between Sinhala Buddhists and Tamil Hindus is marked by a degree of religious tolerance that sees both communities worshiping together. This study describes one important site of such worship, the ancient Hindu temple complex of Munnesvaram. Standing adjacent to one of Sri Lanka's historical western ports, the fortunes of the Munnesvaram temples have waxed and waned through the years of turbulence, violence and social change that have been the country's lot since the advent of European colonialism in the Indian Ocean. Bastin recounts the story of these temples and analyses how the Hindu temple is reproduced as a center of worship amidst conflict and competition.