List of project-related publications by team members and collaborators.
Ariav, Talia (2022). ‘Nīlakaṇṭha Dīkṣita: An Independent Poet of the Kaveri Delta, or: The Forgotten Model of Genealogical Authorship’, The Indian Economic and Social History Review 59(3): 273-98.
Ariav, Talia (2022). ‘Intimately Cosmopolitan: Genealogical Poets and Orchestrated Selves in 17-18th Century Sanskrit Literature from South India’. Doctoral dissertation, The University of Chicago.
Ariav, Talia & Whitney Cox (2021). ‘On Unresolved Tensions in Rāmabhadra Dīkṣita's Śṛṅgāratilakabhāṇa’, Journal of South Asian Intellectual History 4: 47-71.
Duquette, Jonathan (forthcoming). ‘On the Margins of Modernity: A 19th-century Vedāntin on the Validity of Purāṇas.’ In L. Wong and A. Brahmbhatt (eds.) Pluralizing Hinduism in the Empire of Reform. SUNY Press.
Duquette, Jonathan (2025). ‘The Fundamentalist Turn: Revisiting the Brahmasūtras in Late Advaita Vedānta’, The Journal of Hindu Studies (https://doi.org/10.1093/jhs/hiaf009).
Duquette, Jonathan (2023). ‘Debating God in the Delta: Trimūrti, Transcendence and Hierarchy in Late Advaita Vedānta.’ In C. Fleming, T.L. Knudsen, A. Misra and V. Sharma (eds.) Science and Society in the Sanskrit World. Brill, pp. 401-47.
Duquette, Jonathan (2021). Defending God in Sixteenth-Century India: The Śaiva Oeuvre of Appaya Dīkṣita. Oxford: Oxford University Press (Oxford Oriental Monographs Series).
Ganser, Elisa (2021). ‘From Text to Performance: On Multilingual Practices of South Indian Dance.’ In Ciotti, G. & E. McCann (eds.) Linguistic and Textual Aspects of Multilingualism in South India and Sri Lanka. Collection Indologie. Pondicherry: IFP-EFEO, pp. 509-50.
Trento, Margherita (forthcoming). ‘The Thiruvavaduthurai Adheenam Copperplates: Law, Sect and Place in South India, 15th-18th century.’ In special issue ‘Gift Protection in South and Southeast Asia’ edited by Amandine Bricourt and Emmanuel Francis. Manuscript and Text Cultures.
Trento, Margherita (2025). ‘Early Modern Tamil Prose: A Note on Some Manuscripts of the Tiruvāvaṭutuṟai Ātīṉam.’ In M. Trento, C. V. Nakassis, N. Govindarajan and S. Ebeling (eds.) For the Love of Tamil: Essays in Honor of E. Annamalai. Series Minor 108. Naples: UniOr Press, pp. 455-77.
Trento, Margherita (2021). ‘Translating the dharma of Shiva in sixteenth-century Chidambaram: Maṟaiñāṉa Campantar’s Civatarumōttaram, with a preliminary list of the surviving manuscripts.’ In F. De Simini & C. Kiss (eds) Śivadharmāmṛta. Essays on the Śivadharma and its Network, Studies on the History of Śaivism II. Napoli: Unior Press, pp. 101-44.