| Author |
Title
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| TIZIANA PONTILLO |
Preface
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| ALESSANDRO BATTISTINI |
Cardboard Weapons: Rudraṭa,The Goddess and the Origin of Citrakāvya
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| JOHANNES BRONKHORST |
Reflections on the Fate of Northwestern Brahmins
|
| EWA DEBICKA-BOREK |
The Bravery of Sāluva Narasiṃha and the Grace of Narasiṃha Deity
|
| ALEXANDER DUBYANSKIY |
Patterns of Heroic Behavior in Old and Medieval Tamil Poetry
|
| DANIELLE FELLER |
The Epic Hero: Between Brahamin and Warrior
|
| MARTIN HRÍBEK |
Heroes from the Margins in Contemporary Bengali Fiction
|
| FRANK KÖHLER |
Karṇa and the Dharmik Evaluation of Characterin the Mahābhārata
|
| CHIARA NERI – TIZIANA PONTILLO |
Words Involving the Stem Brahman- Denoting the Achievement of Super-Human Status in Vedic and Sutta Piṭaka Sources
|
| ALBERTO PELISSERO |
Some Glimpses about the Semantic Domain of Vīra in Indian Culture
|
| DAVID PIERDOMINICI LEÃO |
The Kavi as a Warrior: the Poetic Fight Between Aruṇagirinātha Diṇḍima and Śrīnātha as an Image of Literary Changes in 15th Century Vijayanagara
|
| CHIARA POLICARDI |
Mastering Oneself, Meeting the Otherness: the Vīra in the Early Tantric Yoginī Cult
|
| CHETTIARTHODI RAJENDRAN |
When the King is Captured: Perceptions Of Heroism in the Pratijñāyaugandharāyaṇa Of Bhāsa
|
| PAOLA M. ROSSI |
The Sounds of the Warrior: the Vedic Drums between War and Poetry
|
| BOZENA SLIWCZYNSKA |
Bravery of the Durātman Hero – the Figure of Rāvaṇa on the Kūṭiyāṭṭam Stage
|
| DANUTA STASIK |
Immovable as Aṅgada: īsvardās’s Aṅgad paij (1502)
|
| LIDIA SUDYKA |
The Chejarla Temple Myth Revisited: Self-decapitation in Medieval Andhra
|
| LETIZIA TRINCO |
Heroes Beyond the Texts: Sacrifice, Death and Afterlife in the Iconography of Southern Maharashtra’s Hero-Stones
|
| ANNA TRYNKOWSKA |
The Making of a Hero: Kṛṣṇa in Mahābhārata 2.30-42 and in Māgha’s Śiśupālavadha
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| ALEKSANDRA TUREK |
A Good Villain: the Bravery of the Dacoits from the Śekhāvaṭī Region of Rājasthān
|
| JAROSLAV VACEK |
Tamil Sangam ‘Man of War’ – His Activities and Aspirations
|
| YAROSLAV VASSILKOV |
The Indian Hero in Heaven and on Earth: on the Meaning of the Word Devaputra
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