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(Ebook) Bringing the Gods to Mind: Mantra and Ritual in Early Indian Sacrifice by Laurie L. Patton ISBN 9780520240872, 0520240871

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Authors:Laurie L. Patton
Pages:306 pages.
Year:2005
Editon:1
Publisher:University of California Press
Language:english
File Size:1.18 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9780520240872, 0520240871
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(Ebook) Bringing the Gods to Mind: Mantra and Ritual in Early Indian Sacrifice by Laurie L. Patton ISBN 9780520240872, 0520240871

This elegantly written book introduces a new perspective on Indic religious history by rethinking the role of mantra in Vedic ritual. In Bringing the Gods to Mind, Laurie Patton takes a new look at mantra as "performed poetry" and in five case studies draws a portrait of early Indian sacrifice that moves beyond the well-worn categories of "magic" and "magico-religious" thought in Vedic sacrifice. Treating Vedic mantra as a sophisticated form of artistic composition, she develops the idea of metonymy, or associational thought, as a major motivator for the use of mantra in sacrificial performance. Filling a long-standing gap in our understanding, her book provides a history of the Indian interpretive imagination and a study of the mental creativity and hermeneutic sophistication of Vedic religion.
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