On Hearing the Transliteration
Introduction
Part I: A City in History with Temples and Shrines
1. Temples in the City
2. Sufi Shrines for Hindu Devotees
Part II: Community and Identity
3. Living Together in a Working-Class Neighborhood: Caste, Class, and
Personal Affinities
4. Ethnic Communities and Regional Hinduisms: Maharashtrian and Sindhi
Part III: Institutions and Personalities
5. Hindu Ways of Organized Service: Legacies of Swami Vivekananda
6. Gurus, Disciples, and Ashrams: Beyond Radhasoami
Afterword: Personal
Religious Identity in a Pluralist Society
Permissions
Acknowledgments
Notes
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Daniel Gold grew up in Los Angeles and graduated from UC Berkeley in 1968. After several years in India, mostly as a Peace Corps Volunteer, he did graduate work at the University of Chicago and has taught at Vassar, Oberlin, Stanford, and Cornell, where he is now Professor of South Asian
Religions. He is married to the anthropologist Ann Grodzins Gold.
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