Everyday Hinduism (Lived Religions)
by Joyce Burkhalter Flueckiger
This volume presents an ethnographic portrait of how ordinary people enact Hindu traditions across diverse regions, social groups, and daily activities.
About This Book
Everyday Hinduism explores how Hindu traditions are lived and experienced in daily contexts rather than solely through texts or rituals.
The book draws on ethnographic examples to illustrate regional and social variations in practice.
It highlights the roles of gender, caste, and locality in shaping religious expression.
Readers gain insight into festivals, domestic worship, healing practices, and pilgrimage as they occur in contemporary settings.
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