Titlebook: On the Death of the Pilgrim: The Postcolonial Hermeneutics of Jarava Lal Mehta; Thomas B. Ellis Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media

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From Banaras to the West and Back,e, Mehta trained his eye on various, classical texts of Hinduism, for example, the ., ., and .. His biography thus reveals a journey from India to the West and back again; a centrifugality particularly fitting for a hermeneut. The chapter closes with a consideration of Mehta’s exhortations for his f

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From Subcontinent to Continental,Accordingly, it first addresses Heidegger’s early texts pertaining to the question of being and the hermeneutics of facticity. It then turns to Gadamer’s development of what he called “philosophical hermeneutics.” Mehta’s . hermeneutics is an indirect, yet sophisticated challenge to Gadamer’s, as Ch