Titlebook: German Visions of India, 1871–1918; Commandeering the Ho Perry Myers Book 2013 Perry Myers 2013 Buddhism.Germany.history.India.nation

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Buddhism’s Catholic and Protestant Detractorsed less than two decades before. As we have seen in Chapter 1, the youthful von Schroeder, by his own account, considered himself more a Buddhist than a Christian. Yet by the 1890s, von Schroeder’s Buddhist convictions, which were more aligned previously with other Buddhist sympathizers of the era l

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Prescriptive History and the Radicalization of Community Building as we have seen—comparative religions, global denominational missions, and the colonial mandates of the nation-state— there was also ample reason to envision the world as intricately related.. Most importantly for our context, however, Dahlke’s ill-fated expression—“a rescuing barbarism”—points to

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Epilogue the individual. This inner state, which in Chamberlain’s mind will fulfill the promise of a unified Greek and Aryan lineage, cannot be achieved, as he explains, through steel, modern technology, or “phantasies of evolution.”. On the surface Chamberlain’s claims and those of others that we have expl

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