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Gerald James Larson (April 24, 1938 โ€“ April 27, 2019) was an Indologist known for his writings about Indian religions.

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โ€œWhat the Gita is finally is inseparable from its many contextual environments, ancient and modern, Eastern and Western, scholarly and popular, corporate and personal, secular and sacred - contextual environments that have emerged in an on-going historical process and will continue to emerge as that historical process unfolds.โ€

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Gerald James Larson on Martha Nussbaum

โ€œWhat began to bother me about Nussbaum's trajectory is that she is really not interested in the general issue of "religious violence" and the manner in which religious violence links up with religious sensibilities of one kind or another, whether perpetrated by the left or the right in India. What she is really interested in is mounting a political assault on what she identifies as the โ€œHindu Right,โ€ and in this regard Nussbaum takes no prisoners... Alas, I fear, Martha Nussbaum has yet to resolve that โ€œclash withinโ€ her own intellectual orientation.โ€
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About Gerald James Larson

Gerald James Larson (April 24, 1938 โ€“ April 27, 2019) was an Indologist known for his writings about Indian religions.