A paper dwelling on some aspects of the tale of the boy-hermit Satyatapas ond of his speech-impairment, cured by his utterance of the Goddess's mantra. The tale of Satyatapas (or Satyavrata), as found in the Devī-Bhāgavata-Purāṇa, reflcts the mainstream theme of absolute ahiṃsā vs. varṇāśrama-dharma. Satyatapas is also a paradigm for the brahmin who, as a result of his mūrkhatva, is shunned by his own community as unfit for any ritually determined social status.
The dunce, the pig, and the goddess' mantra / A. Passi. - STAMPA. - (2010), pp. 289-304.
The dunce, the pig, and the goddess' mantra.
PASSI, ALESSANDRO
2010
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A paper dwelling on some aspects of the tale of the boy-hermit Satyatapas ond of his speech-impairment, cured by his utterance of the Goddess's mantra. The tale of Satyatapas (or Satyavrata), as found in the Devī-Bhāgavata-Purāṇa, reflcts the mainstream theme of absolute ahiṃsā vs. varṇāśrama-dharma. Satyatapas is also a paradigm for the brahmin who, as a result of his mūrkhatva, is shunned by his own community as unfit for any ritually determined social status.File in questo prodotto:
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