Studies in the History of Religions, Issue 23 |
Contents
The European Background | 9 |
The Indian Background | 29 |
Robert Southwells Poetry and Saguņa Bhakti | 75 |
Copyright | |
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Absolute Allahabad Alvārs avatāras Banaras Baroque beauty Bhāgavata bhāva Blessed Virgin Brahman Buddhism C. S. Lewis Christian concept Crashaw cult Dāsa's devotion divine doctrine Donne doth earthly emotional epic erotic experience expression Faerie Queene fourteenth grace Hari Herbert Hindi Hindu Holy human Ibid Ihesu imagery images incarnation India influence inspiration intellectual Jāyasī Jesus Kabīr Kṛṣṇa Literature London Lord loue māyā medieval meditation metaphysical metaphysical poetry Middle Ages Middle English mind Mīrām Bãi mood Muslim mystic nirguņa Oxford pada Paradise Lost philosophical poem poetic poets praise Psalms Purāņas Rādhā Rāga Rāma Rāma-bhakti Rāma-carita-mānasa Rāmānuja rasa realised religious lyrics religious poetry Richard Crashaw saguna saguņa bhakti Sanskrit sensuous seventeenth century singing Sītā Śiva sixteenth songs soul Spenser spiritual stanza Ṣūfī Sūra Dāsa symbolic thee theistic theology Thomas Traherne thou Traherne Traherne's translation Tulasī Dāsa Vaiṣṇava Vaughan vernacular verse Vinaya Vinaya Patrikā viraha Vişņu worship yogī