[INDOLOGY] new publication
Astrid Zotter
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Thu Apr 19 16:57:56 UTC 2018
Cubelic, Simon, AxelMichaels and Astrid Zotter (eds.): Studiesin Historical Documents from Nepal and India, Heidelberg: HeidelbergUniversity Publishing, 2018 (Documenta Nepalica – Book Series, Vol. 1).
Fully open access eBook with print on demand; permanently available here:
DOI: 10.17885/heiup.331.454
This volume is the outcome of the conference “StudyingDocuments in Premodern South Asia and Beyond: Problems and Perspectives”, heldin October 2015 in Heidelberg. In bringing together experts from differentfields—including Indology, Tibetology, History, Anthropology, ReligiousStudies, and Digital Humanties—it aims at exploring and rethinking issues ofdiplomatics and typology, the place of documents in relation to other texts andliterary genres, methods of archiving and editing documents, as well as their“social life”, i.e. the role they play in social, religious and politicalconstellations, the agents and practices of their use, and the norms andinstitutions they embody and constitute.
The book is the first volume of the Documenta Nepalica – Book Series, published by the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities in collaboration with the National Archives, Nepal.
Table of Contents:
Foreword by Saubhagya Pradhananga, Chief of the NationalArchives of Nepal
Editors' Preface
Simon Cubelic, Axel Michaels, Astrid Zotter: StudyingDocuments of South Asia: An Introduction
Diplomatics
Timothy Lubin: Towards a South Asian Diplomatics:Cosmopolitan Norms and Regional Idioms in the Use of Documents
Georg Vogeler: Digital Diplomatics: The Evolution of aEuropean Tradition or a Generic Concept?
Charles Ramble: Producing ‘South Asian’ Tibetan Documentsin Highland Nepal, 19th to 20th Centuries: The Evolution of a EuropeanTradition or a Generic Concept?
Documentary Practice
Yogesh Raj: Waking History Up from the ChronologicalNightmares: A Perspective from the Medieval Newari Historiography
Alexander von Rospatt: The Collective Sponsorship of theRenovations of the Svayambhūcaitya in the Later Malla Era, and ItsDocumentation in Historical Records
Christiane Sibille: Networking Digital Documents
Legal Practice
Diwakar Acharya: Poet Vaṃśamaṇi Pays off His Share in the Father’sDebt: A 17th-Century Debt-Clearance Certificate from Mithilā
Rosalind O’Hanlon: Documents of Property Right in EarlyModern Western India
Rajan Khatiwoda: Documented Evidence Relating to theImplementation of the Mulukī Ain in Mid-19th Century Nepal
Axel Michaels: Are Hindu Women Allowed to Erect a Śivaliṅga?A Question Asked in a Letter to Jaṅga Bahādura Rāṇā, Dated 1863 CE
Simon Cubelic: Governing Economic Life in Rāṇā Nepal: TheTender Process for the Gambling License at the Market Square of Asan in 1902
Administration
Maheshwar P. Joshi, Madan Mohan Joshi: Some UnpublishedGorkhali Documents and Early British Records: The Example of the Seṇū Jośīs
Gisèle Krauskopff: The Silent History of the Tharu Farmers:Peasant’s Mobility and Jungle Frontiers in the Light of Written Archives
Manik Bajracharya: Munsīs in the Courts of Early Śāha andRāṇā Rulers: The Career of Lakṣmīdāsa Pradhāna
State and Religion
Monika Horstmann: The Mālik in Rāmānandī Documents of the18th and 19th Centuries
Christof Zotter: Ascetics in Administrative Affairs:Documents on the Central Overseers of Jogīs and Saṃnyāsīs in Nepal
Astrid Zotter: Conquering Navarātra: Documents on theReorganisation of a State Festival
Notes on Contributors
With best wishesAstrid
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Dr. Astrid Zotter
Researcher and Project Coordinator
Unit "Historical Documents of Pre-modern Nepal"
Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities
South Asia Institute
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69120 Heidelberg
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