Silencing the Other: Eknathâs Hiá¹du-Turk Saá¹vÄd and Thomas Stephensâs Discurso sobre a vinda de Jesu Christo

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This essay compares two dialogic texts in MarÄá¹hÄ« from the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries: the bhakti sant EknÄthâs Hiá¹du-Turk Saá¹vÄd [Hindi-Muslim Conversation] and the English Jesuit Thomas Stephensâ Discurso sobre a vinda de Jesu Christo [Discourse on the Coming of Jesus Christ], popularly known as the Krisá¹apurÄá¹a. The former text is attributed to a Brahmin who spent much of his life in the heartland of the MarÄá¹hÄ« cultural universe, while the latter was authored by a well-travelled European missionary who wrote the first Christian purÄá¹a from the margins of the MarÄá¹hÄ« cultural universe in Portuguese Goa. By considering the ways in which these roughly coeval texts stage inter-religious dialogue within the MarÄá¹hÄ« literary universe and considering Stephensâ work in light of the history of accommodatio, this chapter considers how silence in religious debates may and may not be read as signs of the tolerance of religious difference.

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Through Your Eyes: Religious Alterity and the Early Modern Western Imagination

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