Энн Мониус

Энн Мониус (Anne Elizabeth Monius – 17.02.1964 - 03.08.2019) - профессор Гарвардской богословской школы, специалист в области изучения южноазиатских религий.



Наиболее известная ее работа - книга Imagining a Place for Buddhism: Literary Culture and Religious Community in Tamil-Speaking South India (2001), написанная на основе диссертации. В последнее время Мониус готовила к изданию книгу Singing the Lives of Śiva's Saints: History, Aesthetics, and Religious Identity in Tamil-Speaking South India.



Публикации Энн Мониус:

Книги:
- Singing the Lives of Śiva's Saints:  History, Aesthetics, and Religious Identity in Tamil-Speaking South India, готовится к публикации.
- Kampaṉ's Irāmāvatāram:  War, Book Two.  The Murthy Classical Library.  Cambridge:Harvard University Press, готовится к публикации.
- Imagining a Place for Buddhism:  Literary Culture and Religious Community inTamil-Speaking South India.  New York:  Oxford University Press, 2001; Indianedition, Delhi:  Navayana Press, 2009.

Статьи:
- “Local Literatures:  Tamil,”Brill's Encyclopedia of Buddhism.  Leiden:  Brill, готовится к публикации.
- “Religion, Culture, Theory:  An Afterword,”in Contesting Indian Christianities, ed.Richard Fox Young and Chad Bauman.  London:  Routledge, готовится к публикации.
- “'Sanskrit is theMother of All TamiḻWords':  Further Thoughts on the Vīracōḻiyam and its Commentary,”Buddhism Among Tamils, Part 3, Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis, Historia Religionum,32,готовится к публикации.
- “The Curious Geography of TamiḻJain Narrative,”The International Journal of Jain Studies, forthcoming.“Rethinking Medieval Hindu Literature,”in The Oxford Handbook of Hindu Literature. Oxford:  Oxford University Press, готовится к публикации.
- “Jain Satire and Religious Identity in Tamiḻ-Speaking Literary Culture” в Indian Satire in the Period of First Modernity, ed. Monika Horstmann and Heidi R. M.Pauwels.  Khoj, vol. 9.  Wiesbaden:  Harrassowitz Verlag, готовится к публикации.
“Inter-tradition Debate in Classical India”and “Inter-tradition Debate in India, 600-1700,”in Sources of Indian Tradition, revised 3rd edition.  New York:  Columbia University Press, готовится к публикации.
- “With No One to Bind Action and Agent:  The Fate of Buddhists as Religious 'Other'in TamiḻŚaiva Literature,”in The Tamiḻs:  From the Past to the Present, ed. Peter Schallk.  Colombo:  Kumaran Book House, 2011,153-177.
- “Ecologies of Human Flourishing:  A Case from Pre-Colonial South India,”in Ecologies of Human Flourishing, ed. Donald K. Swearer and Susan Lloyd McGarry.Cambridge:  Centerfor the Study of World Religions, Harvard Divinity School, 2011, 39-60.
- “U. Vē. Cāminātaiyar and the Construction of Tamil Literary ‘Tradition’,”Journal of Indian Philosophy 39/6 (2011):589-597.
- “Purāṇa / Purāṇam:  Modes of Narrative Temporality in Sanskrit and Tamil,”in Passages:  Relationships between Tamil and Sanskrit, ed. Francois Gros and M. Kannan.  Pondicherry:  French Institute of Indology; Berkeley:  University ofCalifornia, 2009, 217-236.
- “Dance Before Doom: Kṛṣṇa in the Non-Hindu Literature of Early MedievalSouth India,”in Alternative Krishnas:  Regional and Vernacular Variations on a HinduDeity, ed. Guy Beck.  Albany:  State University of New York Press, 2005. 
- “Origins of HinduEthics,”in A Companion to Religious Ethics, ed. William Schweiker,Blackwell Publishers, 2004, 330-340.
- “Love, Violence, and the Aesthetics of Disgust:  Śaivas and Jains in Medieval SouthIndia,”The Journal of Indian Philosophy 32 (2004), 113-172.“Śiva as Heroic Father:  Theology and Hagiography in Medieval South India,”Harvard Theological Review 92:2 (2004):165-197.
-“Buddhism in South India,”in Encyclopedia of Buddhism, ed. Robert Buswell, et al.  NewYork:  Macmillan Reference USA, 2003, 369-370“The Many Lives of Daṇḍin:  The Kāvyādarśa in Sanskrit and Tamil.”The InternationalJournal of Hindu Studies 4/2 (April 2000):1-37.
- “Literary Theory and Moral Vision in Tamil Buddhist Literature,”The Journal of IndianPhilosophy 28/2 (April 2000):195-223.
- “Ētunikaḻcci in Maṇimēkalai: The Manifestation of Beneficial Root 'Causes' and Renunciation,”in A Buddhist Woman's Path to Enlightenment:  Proceedings of aWorkshop on the Tamil Narrative Maṇimēkalai Uppsala University, May 25-29,1995, pp. 261-275.  Edited by Peter  Schalk.  Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis:Historica Religionum, vol. 13.  Uppsala:  Uppsala University, 1997.