This book brings a broad, holistic approach to the study of the phenomena of the global Sikh community referred to collectively as the Panth.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Introduction
Part I
1 Guru Gobind Singh and the Khalsa
Lou Fenech
2 Guru Granth Sahib in the writings of western women
Eleanor Nesbitt
3 Academic History and Sikh Studies: Is it Time to Configure a Disciplinary Manifesto?
Harjot Oberoi
4 The Construction of Authority within the Sikh Panth and its Challenges
Pashaura Singh
5 India, Pakistan and the Sikhs: the Kartarpur corridor in its historical and political perspective
Gurharpal Singh
Part II
6 Sev , Vand Chakko, and Sarbat da Bhala: Sikh Humanitarianism in Global Perspective
Verne A. Dusenbery
7 Looking for Langar: The Promise of Commensality, the Praxis of Ethics, and Some Problems of Modernity
Nicola Mooney
8 Adaptation and Incorporation in Ritual Practices at the Golden Temple, Amritsar
Navtej K. Purewal and Virinder Kalra
9 Punj Pyarian. Artistic Expressions of Sikh Existentiality
Nikky-Guninder Kaur Singh
10 Lived Experiences in the Sikh Diaspora: Diversities, Differentiation, Gender Narratives and Challenges to Tradition
Shinder S. Thandi
Part III
11 Sikh Journeys beyond Panjab: Experiences from Eastern and North-Eastern India
Himadri Banerjee
12 Panjabis, Panjabi Mexicans, and Sikhs in the United States
Karen Leonard
13 Sikh Studies and Sikh Institution Building in the United States: Reflections on Academic Research, Public Scholarship, and Advocacy in Post-9/11 America.
Sangeeta K Luthra
14 Diversity within the Sikh Panth: Some Critical Reflections
Ronki Ram
15 Speech Unites, Script Divides: Destruction of Punjab's Shared Cultures of Piety by Religion, Language and Script
Anjali Gera Roy
16 Not Asian Enough? The Racialization of Sikhs in Southeast Asia
Jasjit Singh
