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082			_a303.482 _bSHA
245			_aCivilizational dialogue: _bAsian inter-connections and cross-cultural exchanges
260			_aNew Delhi _bManohar _c2013
300			_a283p.,
520			_aThe result of a creative collaboration, this volume is the outcome of the July 2012 ICCR-Nalanda University Conference that brought together diplomats, historians, linguists, archaeologists, literary persons, musicians, and researchers who are deeply engaged with the nature of the early contacts between Asian countries and how these variously impacted the socio-cultural-religious fabric of these societies. The book interrogates the complexities of an intercivilization dialogue that cohered largely around the themes of religion, language, textual transmission, and trade, which, as the essays reveal, manifested in multiple ways—art, archaeology, text, and performances—and helped in the creation of a rich and syncretic Asian culture.
650			_aBuddhism - Southeast Asia _911823
650			_aHistory - India _96210
650			_aIndia - Civilization - Congresses _911824
700			_aSharma, Anjana (Editor) _911825
700			_aSingh, Karan (Foreword by) _911826
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