
For a general bibliography on Banaras please consult the
Banaras
Bibliography
(Jörg
Gengnagel & Axel Michaels, updated
April 2006)
References
Compiled by Jörg Gengnagel.
Updated October 2005
Sources
KKh
KÁÐÍkhaÆÕa½ MaharÒivyÁsapraÆita½ RÁmÁnandapraÆitayÁ
„RÁmÁnandÍ“ vyÁkhyayÁ; NÁrÁyaÆapatitripÁÔhÍpraÆitayÁ
„NÁrÁyaÆÍ“, KaruÆÁpati TripÁÔhÍ (ed.), 4 vol.s.
Varanasi: Sampurnand Sanskrit University, 1991; 1992; 1996; 1998.
KR
KÁÐÍrahasyam,
BrahmavaivartapurÁÆapariÐiÒÔam saÔÍkam kÁÐÍrahasyam,
RÁdhÁkªÒÆa Mor (ed.), GurumaƱalagranthamÁlÁ No. 14, Vol.
3, Calcutta: 1957.
TSS
TristhalÍsetu
of NÁrÁyaÆa BhaÔÔa. GaÆeÐa
ÏÁstrÍ Gokhale (ed.), Poona: ÀnandÁÐramamudraÆÁlaya, 1915
(ÀnandÁÐrama Sanskrit Series 78).
TVK
TÍrthavivecanakÁƱa
1942, in: BhaÔÔaÐrÍlaksÞÍdharaviracite Kªtyakalpatarau
aÒÔamo bhÁga K.V. Rangaswami Aiyangar (ed.), Baroda (Gaekwad´s
Oriental Series 98).
PKV
PañcakroÐÍvidhÁna.
[Manuscript,16 pages with 20/21 lines each, DevanÁgarÍ script,
not dated, bound, title on cover, private collection of Shashank
Singh, VÁrÁÆasÍ.]
SP
The
SkandapurÁÆa. Volume I. AdhyÁyas 1–25. Critically edited with
a Prolegomena and English Synopsis.
Adriaensen, R., H.T. Bakker & H. Isaacson (eds.). Groningen:
1998.
The
SkandapurÁÆa. Volume IIA. AdhyÁyas 26–31.14. The VÁrÁÆasÍ
Cycle. Critical Edition with
an Introduction, English Synopsis & Philological and
Historical Commentary.
H. T. Bakker & H. Isaacson (eds.). Groningen: 2004.
Secondary
Literature
Bahura,
Gopal Narayan & Chandramani
Singh.
1990. Catalogue of Historical Documents in Kapad Dwara, Jaipur.
Part II: Maps and Plans. Jaipur.
Bakker, Hans (ed.). 1990. The history of sacred places in India
as reflected in traditional literature: papers on pilgrimage in
South Asia. Leiden: Brill. (Panels of the VIIth World Sanskrit
Conference 3).
Bakker, Hans. 1996. Construction and Reconstruction of Sacred Space
in VÁrÁÆasÍ. Numen XLIII.1: 32-55.
Crampton,
Jeremy W. 2001. Maps as social constructions: power, communication
and visualization.
Progress in Human Geography 25,2: 235–252.
Eck,
Diana. 1998. The imagined landscape: Patterns in the construction
of Hindu sacred geography. Contributions to Indian sociology (n.s.)
32,2: 165-188.
Edney, Matthew H. 1997. Mapping an empire: the geographical
construction of British India, 1765–1843. Chicago
& London.
Gengnagel,
Jörg. 2000. Visualisierung religiöser Räume – Zur Kartographie
von Benares. In:
Pezzoli-Olgiati, Daria & F. Stolz (eds.) 2000. Bern:
217–234.
Gengnagel,
Jörg. 2003. Mapping Sacred
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Dickhardt, Michael & Vera Dorofeeva-Lichtman (eds.)
Creating and Representing Sacred Spaces (Göttinger Beiträge
zur Asienforschung 2–3, Special double issue), Göttingen: Peust
& Gutschmidt: 247–63.
Gengnagel,
Jörg. 2005. KÁÐÍkhaÆÕokta:
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& Srilata Raman & Ute Hüsken (eds.) Words and Deeds.
Hindu and Buddhist Rituals in South Asia. Wiesbaden,
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Gole,
Susan. 1989. Indian Maps and Plans: From Earliest Times to the
Advent of European Surveys. New Delhi.
Gordon, B. L. 1970. Sacred
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Gutschow, Niels. 1994. VÁrÁÆasÍ/Benares: The centre of hinduism?
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48: 194–209.
Gutschow,
Niels 1999: Pilgrimage and Space: The definatory purpose of
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Gutschow, Niels & Axel Michaels. 1993.
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J. B. 1988. Maps, Knowledge, and Power. In: Denis Cosgrove &
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Kale, D.V. 1948. Maps and Charts in Bharata Itihasa Samsodhaka
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Lannoy, Richard.
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Madan,
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Pearce,
Margaret W. 2003. Exploring Human Geography with Maps. New
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Singh, Rana
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Raj,
Kapil. 2003. Circulation and the Emergence of Modern Mapping: Great
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