Devotional rupture: Bengali Vaiṣṇavism and colonial modernity by Wong, L

“…Nevertheless, for much of the last century, Bhaktivinod – like almost every other Bengali Vaiṣṇava figure of the period – has been almost wholly bypassed in scholarship on modern Hinduism. And on the handful of occasions when he has been a subject of scholarly attention, he has largely been held up as a way of further extending the notion of historical disjuncture within the colonial Hindu landscape. …”

A study of the cult of Guhyakālī in the medieval Kathmandu Valley through the manuscripts of the Newars by Pangsrivongse, P

“…These rites find their parallel in another text by Vimalaprabodha still unknown to scholarship - the <em>Parvatrayavidhāna</em> – whose edition is also published as part of the thesis. …”