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...Allison Busch Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2004 The Anxiety of Innovation: The Practice of Literary Science in the Hindi/Riti Tradition Kesavdas has described the various gestures of Radha...

... ) focused on a poet largely missing from the canonical studies of Hindi literature. That poet was Keshavdas (fl. 1600), and part of the reason he went missing was that his major works were in a genre of literature, riti , that itself was understood to be archaic, tinged with an excess of eroticism...

... the study of early modern Hindi literature are many. She provided a fresh view for appreciating the literary tradition that emerged and flourished for more than two centuries in the courtly settings of early modern north India. This tradition is called riti poetry and it emerged when the Hindu warrior...

... of Middle Eastern, South Asian, and African Studies at Columbia University. Busch's work appeared first in the pages of this journal in 2004 with “The Anxiety of Innovation: The Practice of Literary Science in the Hindi/ Riti Tradition” (24:2), which inaugurated a series of major works, including her own...

... or Muslim. All named) Middle Eastern countries who had been or- such applicants were to be subjected to special secu- dered deported by an immigration judge but had rity clearances. Even stricter procedures were put in never left the U. S. There are an estimated 314,000 place in certain countries...

... on the classical Hindi courtly literature, called rīti , which adapted older Sanskrit genres. Riti literature helped render Sanskrit knowledge accessible to Sanskrit-illiterate, Persophone elites who used it as “a cultural repertory in which [they] could participate firsthand.” 4 Busch has shown...

... continue holding on, a little of terror (and for this point it does not matter longer, to the gender split within violence. whether this terror is in itself a product of secu- rity or of some other political regimes...

... of social relations, cul- communal underpinnings of Indian nuclearization policies, tural traditions, and political structures involving state secu- sustained by Hindutva, may discursively legitimize male/state rity elites themselves.20 Thus, critical constructivists assume domination over Indian women...

... media and Theoretical approaches that consider how political popular beliefs. imagination, social categories, and identities are shaped My concern is with how Israeli notions of state secu- by state projects were developed mostly in the 1980s rity inform the production of social scientific research...

... of 1878, the oppressive measures that had been building in the some of the more oppressive features of the Adams Regulations from a half-century earlier. The Vernacu- colonial body of law since the turn of the century. Secu- rity...

... shape with the work of Keshavdas, signaling the emergence of the rīti , or courtly, “refined” literary culture. 10 As Brajbhasha became more systematized and started reaching the status of a cosmopolitan-vernacular language, that according to Pollock's formulation aspires to become cosmopolitan...

... Asia, and those who nating characters who appear in the following pages: communicated in Sanskrit did not constitute the only Jayarama Pindye, the multilingual poet at the Maratha community that generated systematic knowledge, though court; Cintamani Tripathi, the poetician of riti; Nik Rai, we...

... th~ritie concerning particular incidents are generally consistent. They come from various districts and have been signed and We do not know of any case of a member of a Citizens' witnessed by justices of the peace, members of Citizens' Committee or person giving an affidavit about Committees...

... to for the United States; that of hegemonic matu- the present for the United States. rity from 1815 to 1873 for Britain and from 1946 Augusto Espiritu • Nuancing the Patterns of Empire • Kitabkhana 639 its unique embrace of free trade, or its...

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... of young Iranians were emigrating to the network of wealthy quasi-governmental founda- West annually, reaching 200,000 in the late 1990s.26 tions, patronage ties, and shadowy links to the secu- The sheer size of the baby boom generation, the si- rity services and thuggish pressure groups...

... are motivated solely by ma- East ideals of dhamma are embedded in the prag- terial interests in the acquisition of power, why Middle matic nature of Asoka’s foreign policies. Secu- and how do ideas influence and shape foreign rity competition shapes interunit...

... and in what ways riti , or “courtly,” poetry might be understood as a pre-colonial form of history. 4 To quote a 2011 grant proposal that Allison shared with me, she was intrigued by how early Hindi poetry mixed “elaborate rhetorical flourishes and passages of timeless epic grandeur” with “more...

... trend in the So rity of individuals. Seemingly trivial, superfi cial Salafi yya (purifi cation) movement, whose aim is Africa and the ddle East issues such as jalabiyya, imama, lihya, isbal, and to “regenerate Islam by a return to the tradition Mi...

... possible only once Sanskrit has been decid- of the Gods performs is that it allows us to put edly committed to writing (88). Or take San- much of this older scholarship in context (inci- skrit’s regional styles (rītis, mārgas), expounded dentally, the book’s list...