Singing Krishna Dr Agnès Narcy

Singing Krishna Dr Agnès NarcyIntroduces Paramnand, one of India's poet saints, his work, and this work's use in ritual. Singing Krishna introduces Paramnand, one of north India's greatest medieval poet saints, whose poetry has been sung from the sixteenth century to the present in ritual service to the Hindu deity Krishna. A. Whitney Sanford examines how hearing Paramnand's poetry in ritual context serves as a threshold for devotees between this world and Krishna's divine world.

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