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Agonistic intimacy and moral aspiration in popular Hinduism: A study in the political theology of the neighbor

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Agonistic intimacy and moral aspiration in popular Hinduism: A study in the political theology of the neighbor

Auteurs : Bhrigupati Singh [États-Unis]

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American Ethnologist [ 0094-0496 ] ; 2011-08.

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Descripteurs français

Wicri :
- topic : Hindouiste, Hindouisme.

English descriptors

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- Agonistic, Agonistic intimacy, Agonistics, American ethnologist, American ethnologist volume, Annual festival, Ascetic, Ascetic ideals, Asceticism, Aspiration, August, Blackburn, Bodhal, Brahmin, California press, Cambridge university press, Casba, Casba nonera, Caste, Cattle raid, Chicago press, Collective violence, Cultivator, Cultural intimacy, Deity, Deity karas, Deleuze, Ethnic names, Ethnographic, Ethnographic milieu, Ethnologist, Everyday life, Fourth century, Gajanand, Genealogy, Gure, Herzfeld, Hindu, Hinduism, Indra, Intimacy, Karas, Krishna, Many parts, Mathura, Moral aspiration, Moral aspirations, Mother goddess, Next morning, Nonera, Nuer, Oral epics, Other deities, Other parts, Other words, Oxford university press, Political theologies, Political theology, Political theory, Popular hinduism, Rajasthan, Relatedness, Religious life, Routledge, Sahariya, Sahariyas, Sarrazin, Shahbad, Singh, Social capital, Sontheimer, Spirit medium, Spirit mediums, Spirit possession, Teja, Teja dashmi festival, Tejaji, Theological transformations, Theos, Trans, Vedic, Vegetarianism, Warrior, Warrior agonistics, Western rajasthan.
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- Agonistic, Agonistic intimacy, Agonistics, American ethnologist, American ethnologist volume, Annual festival, Ascetic, Ascetic ideals, Asceticism, Aspiration, August, Blackburn, Bodhal, Brahmin, California press, Cambridge university press, Casba, Casba nonera, Caste, Cattle raid, Chicago press, Collective violence, Cultivator, Cultural intimacy, Deity, Deity karas, Deleuze, Ethnic names, Ethnographic, Ethnographic milieu, Ethnologist, Everyday life, Fourth century, Gajanand, Genealogy, Gure, Herzfeld, Hindu, Hinduism, Indra, Intimacy, Karas, Krishna, Many parts, Mathura, Moral aspiration, Moral aspirations, Mother goddess, Next morning, Nonera, Nuer, Oral epics, Other deities, Other parts, Other words, Oxford university press, Political theologies, Political theology, Political theory, Popular hinduism, Rajasthan, Relatedness, Religious life, Routledge, Sahariya, Sahariyas, Sarrazin, Shahbad, Singh, Social capital, Sontheimer, Spirit medium, Spirit mediums, Spirit possession, Teja, Teja dashmi festival, Tejaji, Theological transformations, Theos, Trans, Vedic, Vegetarianism, Warrior, Warrior agonistics, Western rajasthan.

Abstract

In what ways do potentially hostile neighboring groups find a place in each other's moral aspirations? I analyze the arrival of a “new” god, the oral‐epic deity Tejaji, in the villages of Shahbad (Rajasthan, India) and the modes of relatedness this divine migration expresses between neighboring castes and tribes. How do we conceptualize relations between neighbors? I set out the idea of “agonistic intimacy” as a way of engaging the copresence of conflict and cohabitation. Placing Tejaji in relation to longer‐term currents of Hinduism, I examine the conflicts, neighborly relations, and shared moral aspirations that animate this form of religious life. I locate spiritual–moral aspirations not necessarily in “otherworldliness” but as a political theology of the neighbor, conceiving of the neighbor as human and nonhuman (as deity, spirit, and animal), in ways that widen the definition of “the political” and of “theos.”

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https://api.istex.fr/document/6998ABFB84EB647A485CDF3E8F4267C12116B43A/fulltext/pdf

DOI: 10.1111/j.1548-1425.2011.01315.x

Affiliations:

États-Unis

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Agonistic intimacy and moral aspiration in popular Hinduism: A study in the political theology of the neighbor

Agonistic intimacy and moral aspiration in popular Hinduism: A study in the political theology of the neighbor

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