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- Imagining Religious Communities: Transnational Hindus and Their N
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- 2019-08-02
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- 264
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- 9780190941222
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- 2019
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- Hardcover
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- English
- Publication Name
- Imagining Religious Communities : Transnational Hindus and Their Narrative Performances
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Imagining Religious Communities tells the story of the Gupta family through the personal and religious narratives they tell as they create and maintain their extended family and community across national borders. Based on ethnographic research, the book demonstrates the ways that transnational communities are involved in shaping their experiences through narrative performances.
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Oxford University Press, Incorporated
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0190941227
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9780190941222
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Imagining Religious Communities : Transnational Hindus and Their Narrative Performances
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Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Year
2019
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Textbook
Number of Pages
264 Pages
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Item Length
6.3in
Item Height
1.1in
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9.3in
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"A superlative example of Geertzian thick description, Saunders's project represents a noteworthy shift in the paradigms used to interpret transnational religious communities. It is particularly recommended to those interested in the evolution of modern religion in both the USA and in India." -- Aditya N. Bhattacharjee, International Journal of Hindu Studies"Saunders's book carefully and thoughtfully details the often unrecognized ways that immigrant Hindu families in the US perform and share their religiosities through the intimacy of everyday living and speaking. In doing so, her book reminds scholars that if we ignore the everyday, domestic lives of immigrants, which she has taken so much care to unearth and articulate, then we fail to see and understand much about American religion." -- Ashlee Andrews, American Religion"Imagining Religious Communties is a pioneering study of how some members of the first generation of Hindu immigrants to the United States re-invented their ritual traditions in order to develop new religious communities for themselves and their neighbors. By enabling these now-aging immigrants to speak for themselves, Jennifer Saunders provides a model for how the discipline of Religous Studies can help us understand the important place religion has in defining community." -- Paul Younger, author of New Homelands: Hindu Communities in Mauritius, Guyana, Trinidad, South Africa, Fiji and East Africa"In the study of transnational flows, the grand survey predominates. What Saunders exquisitely demonstrates in this book is the overlooked value of attending closely to how global social dynamics manifest themselves in and are shaped by the narrative performances of specific individuals and their extended family networks. Through perceptive, multi-sited, ethnographic description, Saunders excavates the role that religion -- itself always in a state of becoming -- plays in processes of transnational cultural identify formation." -- Chad Bauman, author of Pentecostals, Proselytization, and Anti-Christian Violence in Contemporary India"An intimate study of religion-infused global networks, where micro-analyses give way to macro-perspectives. Working closely with a single family whose members are spread across the planet, Saunders deftly demonstrates how personal narratives create social realities that reflect and connect disparate worlds. This book brings the transnational down to earth, with real people giving it shape, one family and one story at a time." -- Corinne Dempsey, author of The Goddess Lives in Upstate New York: Breaking Convention and Making Home at a North American Hindu Temple, "Imagining Religious Communties is a pioneering study of how some members of the first generation of Hindu immigrants to the United States re-invented their ritual traditions in order to develop new religious communities for themselves and their neighbors. By enabling these now-aging immigrants to speak for themselves, Jennifer Saunders provides a model for how the discipline of Religous Studies can help us understand the important place religion has in defining community." -- Paul Younger, author of New Homelands: Hindu Communities in Mauritius, Guyana, Trinidad, South Africa, Fiji and East Africa "In the study of transnational flows, the grand survey predominates. What Saunders exquisitely demonstrates in this book is the overlooked value of attending closely to how global social dynamics manifest themselves in and are shaped by the narrative performances of specific individuals and their extended family networks. Through perceptive, multi-sited, ethnographic description, Saunders excavates the role that religion -- itself always in a state of becoming -- plays in processes of transnational cultural identify formation." -- Chad Bauman, author of Pentecostals, Proselytization, and Anti-Christian Violence in Contemporary India "An intimate study of religion-infused global networks, where micro-analyses give way to macro-perspectives. Working closely with a single family whose members are spread across the planet, Saunders deftly demonstrates how personal narratives create social realities that reflect and connect disparate worlds. This book brings the transnational down to earth, with real people giving it shape, one family and one story at a time." -- Corinne Dempsey, author of The Goddess Lives in Upstate New York: Breaking Convention and Making Home at a North American Hindu Temple, "A superlative example of Geertzian thick description, Saunders's project represents a noteworthy shift in the paradigms used to interpret transnational religious communities. It is particularly recommended to those interested in the evolution of modern religion in both the USA and in India." -- Aditya N. Bhattacharjee, International Journal of Hindu Studies"Saunders's book carefully and thoughtfully details the often unrecognized ways that immigrant Hindu families in the US perform and share their religiosities through the intimacy of everyday living and speaking. In doing so, her book reminds scholars that if we ignore the everyday, domestic lives of immigrants, which she has taken so much care to unearth and articulate, then we fail to see and understand much about American religion." -- Ashlee Andrews,American Religion"Imagining Religious Communties is a pioneering study of how some members of the first generation of Hindu immigrants to the United States re-invented their ritual traditions in order to develop new religious communities for themselves and their neighbors. By enabling these now-aging immigrants to speak for themselves, Jennifer Saunders provides a model for how the discipline of Religous Studies can help us understand the important place religion hasin defining community." -- Paul Younger, author of New Homelands: Hindu Communities in Mauritius, Guyana, Trinidad, South Africa, Fiji and East Africa"In the study of transnational flows, the grand survey predominates. What Saunders exquisitely demonstrates in this book is the overlooked value of attending closely to how global social dynamics manifest themselves in and are shaped by the narrative performances of specific individuals and their extended family networks. Through perceptive, multi-sited, ethnographic description, Saunders excavates the role that religion -- itself always in a state of becoming-- plays in processes of transnational cultural identify formation." -- Chad Bauman, author of Pentecostals, Proselytization, and Anti-Christian Violence in Contemporary India"An intimate study of religion-infused global networks, where micro-analyses give way to macro-perspectives. Working closely with a single family whose members are spread across the planet, Saunders deftly demonstrates how personal narratives create social realities that reflect and connect disparate worlds. This book brings the transnational down to earth, with real people giving it shape, one family and one story at a time." -- Corinne Dempsey, author ofThe Goddess Lives in Upstate New York: Breaking Convention and Making Home at a North American Hindu Temple, "A superlative example of Geertzian thick description, Saunders's project represents a noteworthy shift in the paradigms used to interpret transnational religious communities. It is particularly recommended to those interested in the evolution of modern religion in both the USA and in India." -- Aditya N. Bhattacharjee, International Journal of Hindu Studies "Saunders's book carefully and thoughtfully details the often unrecognized ways that immigrant Hindu families in the US perform and share their religiosities through the intimacy of everyday living and speaking. In doing so, her book reminds scholars that if we ignore the everyday, domestic lives of immigrants, which she has taken so much care to unearth and articulate, then we fail to see and understand much about American religion." -- Ashlee Andrews, American Religion "Imagining Religious Communties is a pioneering study of how some members of the first generation of Hindu immigrants to the United States re-invented their ritual traditions in order to develop new religious communities for themselves and their neighbors. By enabling these now-aging immigrants to speak for themselves, Jennifer Saunders provides a model for how the discipline of Religous Studies can help us understand the important place religion has in defining community." -- Paul Younger, author of New Homelands: Hindu Communities in Mauritius, Guyana, Trinidad, South Africa, Fiji and East Africa "In the study of transnational flows, the grand survey predominates. What Saunders exquisitely demonstrates in this book is the overlooked value of attending closely to how global social dynamics manifest themselves in and are shaped by the narrative performances of specific individuals and their extended family networks. Through perceptive, multi-sited, ethnographic description, Saunders excavates the role that religion -- itself always in a state of becoming -- plays in processes of transnational cultural identify formation." -- Chad Bauman, author of Pentecostals, Proselytization, and Anti-Christian Violence in Contemporary India "An intimate study of religion-infused global networks, where micro-analyses give way to macro-perspectives. Working closely with a single family whose members are spread across the planet, Saunders deftly demonstrates how personal narratives create social realities that reflect and connect disparate worlds. This book brings the transnational down to earth, with real people giving it shape, one family and one story at a time." -- Corinne Dempsey, author of The Goddess Lives in Upstate New York: Breaking Convention and Making Home at a North American Hindu Temple, "Saunders's book carefully and thoughtfully details the often unrecognized ways that immigrant Hindu families in the US perform and share their religiosities through the intimacy of everyday living and speaking. In doing so, her book reminds scholars that if we ignore the everyday, domestic lives of immigrants, which she has taken so much care to unearth and articulate, then we fail to see and understand much about American religion." -- Ashlee Andrews, American Religion "Imagining Religious Communties is a pioneering study of how some members of the first generation of Hindu immigrants to the United States re-invented their ritual traditions in order to develop new religious communities for themselves and their neighbors. By enabling these now-aging immigrants to speak for themselves, Jennifer Saunders provides a model for how the discipline of Religous Studies can help us understand the important place religion has in defining community." -- Paul Younger, author of New Homelands: Hindu Communities in Mauritius, Guyana, Trinidad, South Africa, Fiji and East Africa "In the study of transnational flows, the grand survey predominates. What Saunders exquisitely demonstrates in this book is the overlooked value of attending closely to how global social dynamics manifest themselves in and are shaped by the narrative performances of specific individuals and their extended family networks. Through perceptive, multi-sited, ethnographic description, Saunders excavates the role that religion -- itself always in a state of becoming -- plays in processes of transnational cultural identify formation." -- Chad Bauman, author of Pentecostals, Proselytization, and Anti-Christian Violence in Contemporary India "An intimate study of religion-infused global networks, where micro-analyses give way to macro-perspectives. Working closely with a single family whose members are spread across the planet, Saunders deftly demonstrates how personal narratives create social realities that reflect and connect disparate worlds. This book brings the transnational down to earth, with real people giving it shape, one family and one story at a time." -- Corinne Dempsey, author of The Goddess Lives in Upstate New York: Breaking Convention and Making Home at a North American Hindu Temple
Table of Content
Acknowledgements A Note on Transliteration and Translation List of Figures Introduction: Satya's Story: Transnational Social Networks, Narrative Performances, and Religion Chapter 1: On the Importance of Mandalis: Transnational Communities, Social Imaginaries, and Narrative Performance Chapter 2: New Opportunities, The Brain Drain, and the Guptas Chapter 3: Growing Up Indian, Becoming Immigrants: Interpreting Immigration Narratives Chapter 4: "One's own home is better than all other places": Creating Family and Home as Transmigrants Chapter 5: Neither Black nor White: Moving to the Atlanta of the New South Chapter 6: Sundarkand: Performing Community and Religion Conclusion: Toward a Transnational Hinduism Notes Bibliography Index
Copyright Date
2019
Topic
Emigration & Immigration, Comparative Religion, Hinduism / General, Anthropology / Cultural & Social
Lccn
2019-009758
Dewey Decimal
305.6945
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Religion, Social Science
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