Citation: Scafi, Alessandro (2011) Mapping the Religious Mind: India and the Medieval Geography of Religion. In: Dean's Seminar. (Unpublished)
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Abstract
Religion and geography intersect and interact, particularly in the context of medieval cartography. India was represented on medieval world maps as a country of wisdom and a land of opulence but its depiction has to be seen within the wider context of the Christian vision of history.
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| Creators: | Scafi, Alessandro (0000-0002-3512-6194) and |
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| Subjects: | Culture, Language & Literature History Philosophy |
| Keywords: | Mapping, Religion, Mind, India, Geography |
| Divisions: | Warburg Institute |
| Collections: | Dean's Seminar |
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