Sacred Sound and the Transcultural Practice of Kirtan (Explorations in Indic Traditions: Theological, Ethical, and Philosophical)
Sacred Sound and the Transcultural Practice of Kirtan examines kirtan through the intersecting lenses of theology, ethics, philosophy, and Indic traditions. The book focuses on sacred sound as a practice that moves across cultural contexts, offering a scholarly exploration of its religious and transcultural significance.
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This scholarly work explores kirtan as a form of sacred sound and religious practice.
It considers how kirtan operates across cultural contexts, with attention to its transcultural dimensions.
The discussion is situated within Indic traditions and engages theological, ethical, and philosophical perspectives.
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