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DESCRIPTION:South Asia Center presents: Forging Faith: Ambivalent Globaliza
 tion\, Neo-ness and Innovative Religion in the Temple Publics of Bangalore
  City by Tulasi SrinivasTracing change in the Indian city through Hindu te
 mple publics\, this embedded ethnography seeks to interrogate complex rela
 tionship between tradition and neo-ness in the wake of the changes that ne
 o-liberal economics and globalization has brought to Bangalore\, Karnataka
 .Through rituals and rhythms and the performed affect—rasa and bhava—that 
 is deployed and engaged among priests\, devotees and others in the public 
 realm of the temple during the festival of Kanu Pandigai\, Srinivas explor
 es the nature of moral subjectivity in a South Asian neo-liberal urban con
 text that builds towards a theoretical scaffolding for cultural sustainabi
 lity.
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SUMMARY:South Asia Center presents: Tulasi Srinivas
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:South Asia Center presents: Forging Faith: Amb
 ivalent Globalization\, Neo-ness and Innovative Religion in the Temple Pub
 lics of Bangalore City by Tulasi Srinivas<br><br>Tracing change in the Ind
 ian city through Hindu temple publics\, this embedded ethnography seeks to
  interrogate complex relationship between tradition and neo-ness in the wa
 ke of the changes that neo-liberal economics and globalization has brought
  to Bangalore\, Karnataka.<br><br>Through rituals and rhythms and the perf
 ormed affect—rasa and bhava—that is deployed and engaged among priests\, d
 evotees and others in the public realm of the temple during the festival o
 f Kanu Pandigai\, Srinivas explores the nature of moral subjectivity in a 
 South Asian neo-liberal urban context that builds towards a theoretical sc
 affolding for cultural sustainability.<br><br>
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