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List of Illustrations
1 Learning about Hinduism
through participation 3
Nina Kellgren, reproduced courtesy of
the Community Religions Project,
University of Leeds 		5 Rama and Sita from the
Doordarshan television
adaptation of the
Ramayana 39
© Sagar Enterprises, Mumbai
2 Brahmin conducting a ritual
at a pilgrimage site 19
Reproduced courtesy of Kim Knott 		6 Durga killing Mahisha, the
buffalo demon 45
© India Book House Limited, Mumbai
3 Guru and disciples: Nilima
Devi conveys the spirit of the
dance to her pupils 22
Reproduced courtesy of the Leicester Mercury
7 A believer offers milk to a
statue of Ganesha 49
© Independent, London/Nicholas
Turpin
4 Transmigration of the
self 33
The Bhakitivedanta Book Trust
International. © 1983 		8 A wayside shrine of Shiva
and Devi 52
Reproduced courtesy of Kim Knott
9 Mrs Pushpa Soni
worshipping at the shrine in
her Bombay home 57
Reproduced courtesy of Robert Jackson

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Publication Information: Book Title: Hinduism: A Very Short Introduction. Contributors: Kim Knott - author. Publisher: Oxford University Press. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1998. Page Number: xii.
    
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