Archives of origins : Sanskrit, philology, anthropology in 19th century Germany / by Rabault-Feuerhahn, Pascale

Table of Contents: “…Note continued: British Evolutionists and the Social Aspect of Religion -- The School of Analogy versus the School of Etymology -- The Rgveda Loses its Exclusivity -- The Scale of Comparisons -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- ANNEXES -- Annex I Indicative Chronology Germany -- United Kingdom -- France -- Annex II Chairs in Indology in Germany and at German-speaking Universities outside of Germany until 1914 -- Chairs in Indology and Comparative Grammar in Germany -- Chairs in Indology and Comparative Grammar in German-speaking Universities outside of Germany -- Annex III Main Journals on Indology and Comparative Grammar in Germany in the 19th Century.…”
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Claiming India : French scholars and the preoccupation with India during the nineteenth century / by Mohan, Jyoti

Table of Contents: “…The Writings of Missionaries -- The Sublime Civilization of India: The Pre-occupation of Philosophes -- The Business of Serious Academics: Indology and the Study of India -- The Era of Empiricism and the Rise of Philology -- The Glory of Ancient India Stems from her Aryan Blood: The Development of "Scientific Anthropology" in Relation to India -- Recasting India in French Indology: Hinduism and the Caste System -- Writing Histories, Creating India -- Imperial Showcase: The Visual Presentation of India.…”
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The Indo-German identification : reconciling South Asian origins and European destinies, 1765-1885 / by Cowan, Robert, 1971-

Table of Contents: “…L'âge des ombres, 1765-1790s -- As flood waters receded : the Enlightenment on the Indian origins of language and art -- Seeds of romantic Indology : from language to nation -- pt. 2. II. Textual salvation from social degeneration, 1790s-1808 -- Hindu predecessors of Christ: Novalis's Shakuntala -- Reconcilable indifferences : Schelling and the Gitagovinda -- Fear of infinity : Friedrich Schlegel's indictment of Indian religion -- pt. 3. …”
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