John
E.
Llewellyn
--
Bibliography
Associate
Professor
at SMSU
(Ph.D.
University
of
Chicago,
1990).
Published
on the
religions
of South
Asia;
fundamentalism
and
world religions;
the
status
of women
in
India;
pilgrimage.
E-mail: jel807f@smsu.edu
Personal
Bibliography
The
Arya
Samaj as
a
Fundamentalist
Movement:
A
Study in
Comparative
Fundamentalism
(Delhi:
Manohar,
1993).
Based in
part on
fieldwork
conducted
in India
from
1985
through
1987,
The Arya
Samaj as
a
Fundamentalist
Movement
offers a
new
perspective
on the
Arya
Samaj,
comparing
it with
fundamentalist
groups
in other
religious
traditions.
"From
Interpretation
to
Reform:
Dayanand's
Reading
of the
Vedas,"
in Authority,
Anxiety
and
Canon:
Essays
in Vedic
Interpretation,
ed.
Laurie
L.
Patton
(Albany:
State
University
of New
York
Press,
1994),
235-251.
"The
Autobiography
of a
Female
Renouncer,"
in
Religions
of India
in
Practice,
ed.
Donald
S.
Lopez,
Jr.
(Princeton:
Princeton
University
Press,
1995),
462-472
"Hindu
Fundamentalism:
The
Once and
Future
Oxymoron,"
Critical
Review
of Books
in
Religion
1996:
83-104.
Book
review
of John
Stratton
Hawley,
ed.,
Fundamentalism
and
Gender,
in The Journal
of the
American
Oriental
Society
116.1
(1996):
180-181.
Book
review
of
Harjot
Oberoi,
The
Construction
of
Religious
Boundaries,
in The
Journal
of
Religion
11.1
(1997):
182-183.
The
Legacy
of
Women's
Uplift
in
India:
Contemporary
Women
Leaders
in the
Arya
Samaj
(Delhi:
Sage
Publications,
1998).
The
Legacy
of
Women's
Uplift
in India
reflects
upon the
tensions
inherent
in the
programs
for
women in
the Arya
Samaj,
an
important
reform
movement,
by
analyzing
the
lives
and work
of
contemporary
women
leaders.
The
Kumbh
Mela Web
Site at
< http://www.smsu.edu/RelSt/kumbhmela.html
>,
an
extensive
site
about
the
Kumbh
Mela,
the
world's
largest
pilgrimage
festival,
which
was
updated
from
India
while
the
festival
was
taking
place in
the
spring
of 1998.
"The
Center
Way Out
There:
A
Review
Article
of
Recent
Books on
Hindu
Pilgrimage,"
International
Journal
of Hindu
Studies 2,
2
(August
1998):
249-265.
"The
Clinging
Spider
Web of
Context:
A
Review
of The
Implied
Spider
by Wendy
Doniger,"
Religious
Studies
Review
26, 1
(January
2000):
43-48.
Contributor
to a
review
symposium
on Janet
Eyler
and
Dwight
E.
Giles,
Jr.,
Where's
the
Leraning
in
Service-Learning?
in the Bulletin
of the
Council
of
Societies
for the
Study of
Religion
29, 3
(September
2000):
72-74.
"Pilgrimage
as a
Bounded
Entity:
A
Review
Essay,"
Religious
Studies
Review
27, 1
(January
2001),
39-46.
"(Foot)Notes
on
Orientalism
and
Religion,"
Method
and
Theory
in the
Study of
Religion
13,4
(2001),
forthcoming.