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Great world religions Hinduism.

Great world religions Hinduism.

Muesse, Mark W. (Mark William), 1957-
Videorecording 2003

Twelve thirty-minute lectures covering the Hindu religion. Hinduism is the world's oldest living religious tradition, with roots deep in the ancient cultures of the Indus Valley civilization and the Aryan society from Central Asia, which combined to create a highly diverse family of religions and philosophies. Topics explored in detail include the sacred scripture the Veda, transmigration of the soul, reincarnation, and karma. Hinduism can be bot...

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ISBN:
9781565857926
1565857925
Description:
78 pages : illustrations ; 18 cm 2 videodiscs (360 min.)
Other Title:
Hinduism
Notes:
Home use only. Public performance rights NOT included
Originally produced in 2003
Content supervisor, Maggie Lyons
Lecturer: Mark W. Muesse, Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Rhodes College, Memphis Tennessee
DVD, NTSC
Contents:
Disc 1 : Lecture 1. Hinduism in the world and the world of Hinduism
Lecture 2. The early cultures of India
Lecture 3. The world of the Veda
Lecture 4. From the Vedic tradition to classical Hinduism
Lecture 5. Caste
Lecture 6. Men, women, and the stages of life
Disc 2 : Lecture 7. The way of action
Lecture 8. The way of wisdom
Lecture 9. Seeing God
Lecture 10. The way of devotion
Lecture 11. The Goddess and her devotees
Lecture 12. Hinduism in the modern period
Control Number:
3148190
Other Authors:
Aigret, Jaimée M
Dunton, Tom
Muesse, Mark W. (Mark William), 1957-
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