U.S. Hinduism Studies: The Critics Speak

The Courtright Twist And Academic Freedom
Would books making dubious psychoanalytical claims about the Prophet Muhammed, or the Virgin Mary, exist for 20 years in the American academia without any internal critique? By Sankrant Sanu

When The Cigar Becomes A Phallus: Part 1 and Part 2
Deconstructing Freudian theories in Courtright's "Ganesha." By Vishal Agarwal And Kalavai Venkat

The Uses (and Misuses) Of Psychoanalysis in South Asian Studies: Mysticism and Child Development
By Alan Roland

Additional Articles

Taking Back Hindu Studies

Hinduism in American Classrooms

Puzzling Dimensions and Theoretical Knots in my Graduate School Research

Love's Child: The Way Of The Gods
By Antonio T. de Nicolas

Stereotypes in Schooling: Negative Pressures in the American Educational System

The Clandestine Curriculum in the Classroom

The Groan: Loss of Scholarship and High Drama in "South Asian" Studies

India and Her Traditions: A Reply to Jeffrey Kripal by S. N. Balagangadhara

Kali's Child: Psychological And Hermeneutical Problems
By Prof. Somnath Bhattacharyya

On Colonial Experience and the Indian Renaissance
By S. N. Balagangadhara

Could The Emperor Just Be Buck Naked?
By V. Chandrasekhar