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The Character of “Character” in Early South Asian Religious Narratives: An Introductory Essay

机译:南亚早期宗教叙事中的“人物”角色:入门论文

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This essay introduces the five subsequent articles, all of which focus onnone or more literary characters from South Asian religious narratives.nCovering examples from source texts found in Hinduism, Buddhism,nand Jainism, this essay will introduce the main characters discussed innthe subsequent articles, examine some general features pertaining tonthe “character” of literary characters in South Asian religious narra-ntives, identify some of the scholarly trends and issues in examiningncharacter in South Asian religious literature, and highlight our particu-nlar contributions to this endeavor. For specialists in South Asian reli-ngious traditions, we hope this collection of papers can help open upnsome new avenues of research; for those readers who focus on otherntraditions, we hope these papers can help bring to attention some ofnthe wonderfully complex and engaging literary characters that populatenthe sources of South Asian religious traditions, and provoke analogousnwork on other traditions and other areas.
机译:本文介绍了随后的五篇文章,所有这些文章都集中在南亚宗教叙事中没有一个或更多的文学人物上。n以印度教,佛教,Ja那教中的原始文献为例,将介绍随后的文章中讨论的主要人物,并进行考察。与南亚宗教叙事者的文学人物“字符”有关的一些一般特征,确定了研究南亚宗教文学中的字符的一些学术趋势和问题,并突出了我们对这一努力的特殊贡献。对于南亚宗教传统的专家们,我们希望这些论文集可以帮助开辟一些新的研究途径。对于那些关注其他传统的读者,我们希望这些论文可以帮助引起人们注意,这些复杂而引人入胜的文学人物充斥着南亚宗教传统的渊源,并在其他传统和其他领域引发类似的工作。

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    《Journal of the American Academy of Religion》 |2011年第1期|p.6-32|共27页
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    *Brian Black, Department of Religious Studies, Lancaster University. E-mail: b.black@lancaster.ac.uk. Jonathan Geen, Associate Professor of Religious Studies, Department of Philosophy andReligious Studies, King’s University College, London, Ontario, Canada. E-mail: jgeen@uwo.ca.Earlier versions of papers collected here were originally presented together at the AAR annualmeeting in 2006 at a panel in the Religion in South Asia section entitled “Literary CharactersAcross Early South Asian Narrative Traditions.” The theme for the panel was originally proposedby our co-panelist Steven Lindquist. The authors would like to thank our fellow panelists, WendyDoniger, Steven Lindquist, Sara McClintock, Patrick Olivelle, and Laurie Patton. Brian Black wouldlike to thank the British Arts and Humanities Research Board for providing the funding underwhich much of the work on this paper was carried out.;

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