"Classics and the Idea of India." Guftugu, February 26, 2021. See https://guftugu.in/2021/02/26/classics-and-the-idea-of-india/
"Can the Subaltern Purr" Forschung in 100 Stichworten. Eds. Chrisian A. Bachmann/Simone Sauer-Kretschmer. Berlin: Bachmann, forthcoming February 2022.
"Zombie Suppliants and Cannibal Gods: Simone Weil Translates the Bhagavad Gita and the Iliad." Recherche littéraire/Literary Research. forthcoming Summer 2022.
"Introduction." "Minor Minorities" and Multiculturalism: Italian American and Jewish American Literature. Macerata: EUM Press, 2022: xii-xxxiii.
"A Historical Contextualization for the Comparison between Two Immigrant Narratives: Jewish and Italian American Migrant Fictions: Syncretism and Interchangeabilities Born of a Shared Immigrant Expérience." "Minor Minorities" and Multiculturalism: Italian American and Jewish American Literature. Macerata: EUM Press, 2022:7-27.
“Comparative Literature in the US: Can this Marriage be Saved?”Comparative Literature around the World. Eds.Eugene Eoyang, Gang Zhou, Jonathan Hart. Paris: Champion 2021: 23-43.
“Dream in Classical Epics: Representative Nightmares from Sanskrit, Greek and Latin Literature.” Mediating the Dream: Les Genres et Medias du Rêve. Eds. Bernard Dieterle and Manfred Engel. Würzburg: Königshausen und Neumann 2021: 219-36.
Preface, co written with Jean Bessiere.” Mysticisme et Littératire/ Mysticism and Litertature, co-edited with Jean Bessiere. Paris: Champion 2020:1-12.
“Mystical Speech among Mystics and Literary Theorists.” Mysticisme et Littératire/ Mysticism and Litertature, co-edited witg Jean Bessiere. Paris: Champion 2020:31-46.
“How Have We Rebuilt the Profession?” Rebuilding the Profession: Comparative Literature, Intercultural Studies and the Humanities in the Age of Globalization. Ed. Dorothy Figueira. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck and Ruprecht, 2020:15-33.
“Contested Identity: The Veda as an Alternative to the Bible.” Chosen Peoples, Promised Lands : The Bible, Race and Nation in the Long Nineteenth Century. Eds Gareth Atkins, Shinjini Das and Brian Murray. Manchester: Manchester UP. 2020: 151-66
“Protestant Travellers to Rome and the Legacies of the Apostolic Church,” co-authored with Brian H. Murray, in press.
“Prehodnotenie eticy porovnavania.” World Literature Studies. 2019:70-80.
“Dreams in Indian Epic Literature.” Historicizing the Dream: Le Rêve du point de vue historique. Eds. Bernard Dieterle and Manfred Engel. 2019:37-52.
“The Jesuits in Asia, Ricci’s Accommodation Policy, and Comparing Cultures.” New Perspectives in the Studies of Matteo Ricci. Ed. Filippo Mignini, Macerata: Quid Libet. 2019. 49-57.
“The Italian Catholic God Does Not Sit Well with American Critics.” Novecento transnazionale/Transnational 20th Century Literatures, Arts and Cultures, in press, projected date March 2020.
“Bieg zycia w filozofii indyjskiej” (La Forza del Destino: Fate and Destiny in Sanskrit and Greek Poetry and Drama,) Mojry: Poczatek Irwanie Koniec. Ed. Maria Ciesla-Koryatowska. Krakow UP, 2019: 31-38.
“To problema te threskeias kai e anagke enos ethichou sustatichou sten anagntouose allou.” Theologia (20):2018 :49-78.
“Dovunque al Mondo: Puccini’s Response to American Imperialism.” Democracies on the Move. Ed. Valerio Massimo DeAngelis. U of Macerata P, in press.
“Institutionalizing the Other: Ethical Faultlines in Readings and Pedagogies of Alterity”. Faultlines of Modernity. Co-edited with Kitty Millet, Bloomsbury 2018: 199-216.
“Dreams in Ancient Indian Literature and Philosophy.” Theorizing the Dream/Savoirs et Théories du Rêve. Eds. Bernard Dieterle and Manfred Engel. 2018:43-58.
“Fear in Sanskrit and Greek Drama.” Ruchnik Komparatystyczny/Comparative Yearbook 8(2017):191-202
“Comparative Literature: Can this Marriage be Saved.» Canadian Review of Comparative Literature 2017:44 (3): 420-33.
“The Problem of Religion and the Need for an Ethical Component in Reading the Other,” Fátima, O Intangelível e o Facto. Humanística e Teologia, 38.2 (2017): 185-204.
“The Frontiers of Knowledge: Should’t the Other Speak her Own Language?” Interdisciplinaridade, in press.
“The Translation of the Bhagavad Gita as a German Literary and Philosophical Event.” Text als Ereignis: Programme-Praktiken-Wirkungen. Eds. Winfried Eckel and Uwe Lindemann. Berlin: De Gruyter 2017: 427-38
“Theory in a Dead Language.” Theorie erzählen: Fiktionalisierte Literaturetheorie im Roman. Eds. Christiane Solte-Gresser and Manfred Schmeling. Würzburg: Königshausen and Neumann 2016:97-104.
“Kurestia religii i literatury: Narzeczeni i recepcja katolicyzmu Manzoniego.” Italica Wratislavinesia 2016/7: 87-104.
“Reading Greece: Travel Narratives, Aesthetic Sensibilities and the Aeginetan Marbles.” Anti-Athenian Attitudes. Ed. Anton Powell. Swansea: Classic Press of Wales 2016: 203-38.
“Uporzadkowac wtasne zycie innyeh: Matteo Ricci i tradyeja mnemonicznyeh (The Memory Palace of Matteo Ricci: Mnemonic Techniques to Order One’s Own Life and the Lives of Others). Mnemosyne, Pamiec jako zrodloziela sztuki. Ed. Maria Ciesla-Koryatowska and Jakob Czernik 2016 :103-112.
“What Do We Do When the Other Speaks her Own Language: Returning to the Ethics of Comparativism.” Rocznik Komparatyczny / Comparative Yearbook. 2015 (6):9-25.
“Doing God’s Work; The Missionary’s Task of Translation or Who Makes the Best Jesuits: Comparatists, World Literature Scholars, or Real Jesuits?”. Interlitteraria 21/1 (2016): 6-16.
“Whose World is it Anyway?” Le comparatisme comme approache critique/ Comparative Literature as a Critical Approach, Ed. Anne Tomiche. Paris: Classiques Garnier, 2017 vol. 5: 363-80.
“‘Salut au Monde’: The World Envisioned by World Literature.» Contextualizing World Literature. Eds. Jean Bessière and Gerald Gillespie. Brussels: P.I.E. Lang, 2015:41-52. A Polish translation (“Salut au Monde: Jak lieratura swiatowa wyobraza sobie, swiat”) of this article appears in Ruch Literacki 57.3 (2016): 283-295.
“Why Does the West Need ‘Wise Men’ from the East? The Jesuit Invention of Confucius.” World Sinology,16 (2016): 72-78.
“Goethe and Günderrode: German Poetic Readings of Indian Fatalism.” Gendered Encounters between Germany and Asia. Ed. Joanne Miyang Cho Palgrave: Mac Millan 2016:2-17.
“The Trajectory of Comparative Literature in America: From an Immigrant Discipline to the Neo-Colonialism of World Literature.” Translation and Literary Cultures: New Aspects of Comparative Literature, Co-edited with Chandra Mohan, 2017: 90-113.
“World Weary of Academic Worldviews.” Taming World Literature, Interlitteraria Special Issue in Honor of Juri Talvet (20):2015:43-54.
“One Modern Indian Hero, B.R. Ambedkar and his Afterlife as an Action Figure.” Heroes: Everywhere and Forever:From a German, Indian and American Perspective. Ed. Sieghild Bogumil-Notz. Berlin: Christian.A. Bachmann, 2015: 35-48.
“It Is Just Too Catholic for Us: The Reception of I promessi sposi in America.” Neohelicon, 42.2 (2015):425-34.
“The Bhagavad Gita: From German Lecture Hall to the Trenches of the First World War, From Neo-Nazi Propaganda to the Metropolitan Opera.” Intersections, Interfaces, Interdisciplinarities: Literature and the Other Arts. Eds. Gerald Gillespie and Haun Saussy, Brussels: P.I.E. Lang. 2014: 57-70.
“How Does It Feel to Be the Solution? Indians and Indian Diasporic Fiction; their Role in the Marketplace and the University.” Indian Writing in English and the Global Market. Ed. Om Dwivedi and Lisa Lau. Palgrave. 2014: 48-62.
“Comparative Literature, Translation Studies and New Disciplines.” Co-authored with Gerald Gillespie. Critical Practice 21 (2014): 32-41.
“Translating the Bhagavad Gita.” Critical Practice 21 (2014):42-54.
“Spokespersonship in Literary Theory: The Act of Elites Speaking for Minorities.” Discoursing Minority: In-Text and Co-Text. Eds. Anisur Rahman, Supriya Agarwal and Bhumika Sharma. Jaipur: Rawat. 2014: 12-22.
“A Swarm of Butterflies: Their Flight from French Exoticism to the Stage, from the Opera to the American Multicultural Classroom.” Transhumanities 7 (1) 2014: 139-54.
“Das scheinbar neue Konzept des World Literature im Dienst restaurativer Beschränkung kultureller Kompetenz.” Kultur/Poetik 13, no. 3 (2013): 9-19.
“The Myth of India in Indian-American Fiction and the American Classroom.” Ruminations: The Andrean Journal of Literature, 2.(2013): 9-11.
“The Subaltern Can Speak: Letters from the Trenches and Across the Black Water.” Interdisciplinary Alter-Natives in Comparative Literature. Eds. E.V. Ramakrishnan, Harish Trivedi and Chandra Mohan. Delhi: Sage. 2013: 86-106.
“The Future of Comparative Literature in a World of World Literature: The US Experience.” Sahitya, http://clai.in/journal.html.
“Comparative Literature and the Origins of World Literature in National Literatures.” Interlitteraria 17 (2012): 9-16.
“The Genealogy of Postcolonial Criticism; Where Have We Been and Where Do We Go Now That This ‘Post’ Has Passed? Journal of Commonwealth and Postcolonial Studies 16.2 (2112): 3-18.
“The Politics of Translating India in the World Literature Curriculum: New Paradigms of Old Imperialism?” Critical Practice 9 (2012), in press.
“Venturing into Risky Zones: Towards a Hermeneutics of Encounter.” Literature als Wagnis. Eds. Monika Schmitz-Emans and Hans Joachim Backe. Würzburg: Königshausen and Neumann. 2013 :390-411.
“Postkolonialismus und Komparatistik.” Handbuch Komparatistik, Rüdiger Zymner and Achim Hölter. Stuttgart: J.B. Metzler, 2013:197-99.
“Representations of the Indian Other.” Jadavpur Journal of Comparative Literature, 2010-2011 (48): 21-52.
“Aryans and the Brahminization of Theory: Identity Politics East and West, Past and Present.” Comparative Studies of Asia and Africa and the Middle East. Eds. Bilal Hashmi and Ipshita Chanda. Duke University Press. 2012 (32/3):511-22.
“When Monsters (and the Portuguese) Roamed the Earth: The Production of Alterity in the Works of Camoens.” Interliteraria 2011 (16/1): 53-75.
“Brand India: Commodifying and Trivializing Indian Culture in American Academe.” Expanding Territories: Comparative Literature in the 21st Century. Ed. Supriya Agarwal. in press.
“Autistic Solitude and the Act of Reading.” Symploke 17 (2009):1-2: 281-86.
“Guts and Glory: Representations of History in Indian Comic Books.” Literatur und Comic. Ed. Monika Schmitz-Emans. Berlin: De Gruyter. 2012: 167-87.
“Theories of Myth and Myths of Theory in Thomas Mann and Girish Karnad.” Theatres in the Round: Multi-ethnic, Indigenous, and Intertextual dialogues in Drama. Eds. Dorothy Figueira and Marc Maufort. Brussels: P.I.E. Peter Lang. 2011:197-210.
“Travels with Herodotus: At Home and Abroad.” Co-authored with Thomas J. Figueira. Old Margins and New Centers: The Legacy of European Literatures in a Globalized Age. Ed. Marc Maufort. Brussels: P.I.E. Peter Lang. 2011: 2-11: 215-28.
“Some Things Are Best Left Un-Said. Exile in Ovid and Ransmeyr.” Co-authored with Thomas J. Figueira. Fortgesetzte Metamorphosen/ Continuing Metamorphoses: Ovid und die aesthetische Modern/ Ovid and Aesthetic Modernity. Eds. Monika Schmitz-Emans and Manfred Schmeling. Würzburg: Königshausen and Neumann. 2010:63-74.
“The Colonial Subject and the Ideology of Subjection in Lakōnikē: tasting Laconian wine behind Lacanian Labels,” Co-authored with Thomas J. Figueira. Sparta in Comparative Perspective. Ed. Stephen Hodkinson. Swansea: Classic Press of Wales. 2009: 305-30.
“Questions de sciences sociales: La Théorie confrontée à la réalité: lectures occidentales du 11 Septembre.” Les Nouvelles d’Archimède 50 2008/09:28-30.
“Excess Baggage. Conjugal Devotion and the Subaltern Speaks. Della Valle’s Voyage to India.” From Ritual to Romance and Beyond. Eds. Manfred Schmeling and Hans-Joachim Bäcke. Würzburg: Königshausen and Neumann. 2011: 207-218.
“Rejouer la Guerre aux États-Unis. La guerre civile et l’enjeu du multiculturalisme.” L’Homme. Revue Française d’Anthropologie Sociale du Collège de France 187-88/ 2008: 123-34.
“What Would the Mahatma Do? The Fate of Indian Vernacular Literature in the Global Age.” Hindi Discourse 1 (1) 2008: 9-24.
“Presidential Address: Gestes d’Inclusion/ Gestures of Inclusion.” Bulletin of the International Comparative Literature Association 16.1 (2008):9-21 (URL www.byu.edu/icla).
“Myth in Romantic Prose Fiction.” Comparative History of Literatures in European Languages: Romantic Prose Fiction. Eds. Bernhard Dieterle, Gerald Gillespie, and Manfred Engel. Amsterdam: Benjamins. 2008:517-26.
“Marketing and Managing the Other: The Institutionalization of the Third World.” Toward Rethinking our Mission, Guest Ed. Gerald Gillespie. The Canadian Review of Comparative Literature 35.3 (2008):179-191.
“Are You the Puerto Rican Girl Who Wants to Study Sanskrit? Race, Affirmative Action and the Study of the Other.” Recherche littéraire/Literary Research 24 (2008):5-26.
“Merchants, Missionaries and Miscegenation. Sixteenth-century Travel Narratives to India” Komparatistik als Humanwissenschaft. Eds. Monika Schmitz-Emans, Claudia Schmitt and Christian Winterhaller. Würzburg: Königshausen and Neumann. 2008: 233-48.
“The Śunyata of Multiculturalism: A Korean-American Example.” Hyundai bipyunggwa eeron (Contemporary Criticism and Theory) . Trans. and Ed. Chung Ho Chung. 30.2008: 221-38. Also appears in Postmodernisms, Trans. and Ed. Chung Ho Chung and Soyoung Lee. Seoul: Hanvit. 2008.
“Romanticism.” Routledge Encyclopedia of Hinduism. Eds. Sushil Mittal and Gene Thursby. New York: Routledge. 2007: 327-38.
“Vasco da Gama’s First Voyage of Discovery and Denial.” Studies in Comparative Literature: Theory, Culture and Space. Essays in Honor of Sisir Kumar Das. Eds. Jancy James, Chandra Mohan, Subha Dasgupta Chakrabarty, Nirmal Bhattarcharjee. New Delhi: Creative. 2007: 240-54.
“The Romance of Exile.” Das Paradigma des Landschaft in Moderne und Postmoderne Literatur. Eds. Manfred Schmeling and Monika Schmitz-Emans. Wurzburg: Konigshausen and Neumann. 2007: 291-300.
“Yet Another Attempt to Engage the Other.” The Global South (1) 2007: 144-52.
“Excised from the Profession.” On Evelyne Accad: Essays in Literature, Feminism, and Cultural Studies. Birmingham, Alabama: Summa. 2007: 119-28.
“The English” Colonizaton of India: Pedagogical Strategies of Appropriation.” Southeast Review of Asian Studies (28) 2006: 201-07.
“Can We Ever Truly Engage the Other?” Interlitteraria (11) 2006:10-18.
“Imperialism: Heart over Minds?” Co-authored with Thomas J. Figueira. Interlitteraria (11) 2006: 151-60. Translated into Spanish in Debats 94 (Fall) 2006: 45-52.
“The World in Translation.” Littérature Maghrébine et Comparée (4) 2006: 25-30.
“Swami Dayananda’s Hermeneutic Strategies for the Reconstruction of the Arya Self.” Contemporary Issues in Constructive Dharma, vol II: Epistemology and Hermeneutics. Eds. Rita Das Gupta Sherma and Adarsh Deepak. Hampton, VA.: Deepak Heritage Press. 2005:207-16.
“Going Global: Marketing Multiculturalism.” Literature in the Age of Theory and Technology. Ed. Dorothy Figueira. Provo, Utah: ICLA/AILC. 2004: 97-110.
“India and the Hermeneutics of Suspicion.” Cartographies: Mélanges offerts à Maria Alzira Seixo. Ariane, Revue d’études littéraires françaises 2003/5:329-36.
“Civilization and the Problem of Race: Portuguese and Italian Travel Narratives to India.” Comparing Imperialisms. Eds. Elizabeth Sauer and Balachandra Rajan. New York: Palgrave MacMillan. 2004: 75-92.
“The Literary Geography of Prester John.” Transgressing Cultural and Ethnic Borders, Boundaries, Limits and Traditions, vol. 3. Ed. Ampie Coetzee. Pretoria: University of South Africa Press. 2004: 119-129.
“Postcolonial Criticism and False Consciousness: The Brahminization of Theory.” Elogio da Lucidez. A Comparação Literária em Ambito Universal. Textos em homenagem a Tania Franco Carvalhal. Eds Eduardo Coutinho, Lisa Block de Bihar and Sara Viola Rodrigues. Porto Alegre, Brazil: Evangraf. 2004: 245-54. A version of the article also appears in Interlitteraria (10) 2005:10-31.
“Krishna Sings the Blues.” Estudos Literados/Estudos Culturais. Evora, Portugal: 2004:17-37.
“False Consciousness and the Postcolonial Subject.” Dislocations and Multiculturalism, Essays in Honor of R.K. Kaul. Ed. Jasbhir Jain. Jaipur: Rawat. 2004: 60-68.
“Translating the Aryan Past: Canonicity and Indian Reform.” The Finer Grain: Essays in Honor of Mihaly Szegedy-Maszak. Eds. Richard Aczel and Peter Nemes. Bloomington: Indiana University Research Institute for Inner Asian Studies. 2003:109-28.
“Mystical Nationalism: The Bhagavad Gita as a Call to Arms.” Littérature et culture partagées. Ed. Ibra Diene. Dakar: Presses Universitaires de Dakar. 2003: 275-84.
“A literature comparada e a ilusão do multiculturalismo.” Estudos Avancados 16 (46) 2002: 116-25. This article is a translation of “Comparative Literature and the Illusion of Multiculturalism.” Recherches littéraires, 2000.
“The Illusion of Authorship and the Seduction of Myth: Thomas Mann’s Indian Legend.” Interlitteraria (8) 2003: 198-212. A version of this article also appears in Die Lekture der Welt. Zur Theorie, Geschichte und Soziologie kultureller Praxis. Eds. Helmut Heinze and Christiane Weller. Frankfurt: Peter Lang. 2004:415-424.
“False Consciousness and the Postcolonial Subject.” Journal X (Fall) 2004: 101-114.
“Cante Jondo: Representations of the Gypsy in German Literature.” The Comparatist (23) 2003:79-93.
“German and Indian Nationalist Myths of Identity.” Fronteiras Imaginadas: Cultura Nacional/ Theoria Internacional. Ed. Eduardo Coutinho. Rio de Janeiro: Aeroplano. 2001: 213-24.
“Postcolonialism, Autominoritization and Masquerades of the Other.” The Paths of Multiculturalism: Travel Writings and Postcolonialism. Eds. Maria Alzira Seixo et al. Lisbon: Cosmos. 2000: 75-84.
“The Profits of Postcolonialism.” Comparative Literature, 52 (3) 2000:246-54.
“Segalen and Exoticism.” Multiculturalisme et identités en littérature et en art. Eds. Sylvie André and Jean Bessière. Paris: L’Harmattan. 2002: 25-34.
“Bridges to the Orient: The Monkey Bridge of the Ramayana.” La Porta d’Oriente: Viaggi e Poesia. Eds. Paola Mildonian, M.A. Seixo, L. Cancio Martins. Lisbon: Camoẽs. 2002: 43-51.
“Vasco da Gama’s First Voyage of Discovery and Denial.” A Vertigem do Oriente: Modalidades discursivas no encontro de Culturas. Eds. Ana Paula Laborinho and Maria Alzira Seixo, Jose Meira. Lisbon-Macao: Cosmos.1999: 31-45. Reprinted in Studies in Comparative Literature: Theory, Culture and Space. Eds Jancy James et al. Delhi: Creative Books 2007: 240-54.
“Text-Centered Myths of Aryan Identity.” Identity and Alterity in Literature, 18th-20th Century, 2nd vol. Myths, Genres, Themes. Eds. Z.I. Siaflekis, Rania Polycandrioti. Athens: Domos. 2000:63-74.
“The Future of Literature in the Coming Millenium and the Survival of Comparative Literature.” Culturas, Contextos et Discursos: Limiares criticos no Comparatismo. Ed. Tania Franco Carvalhal. Porto Alegre: Editora da Universidade Federal da Rio Grande do Sul. 1999: 190-98.
“Aryan Ancestors and Übermenschen: Nietzsche’s Reading of the Laws of Manu.” The Comparatist (23) 1999: 5-20.
“The Place and Function of Literature in the Next Millenium.” Siegener Periodicum zur Internationalen Literaturwissenschaft, (16. ½) 1997: 107-12.
“Voyages of Faith and Fantasy.” Literature de Viagem: narrativa, historia, mito. Eds Ana Falcao, Maria Teresa Nascimento, Maria Luisa Leal. Lisbon: Cosmos. 1997: 389-98.
“Oriental Despotism and Despotic Orientalism.” Anthropology and the German Enlightenment: Perspectives on Humanity. Ed. Katherine M. Faull. Bucknell Review 38 (2) 1995: 182-99.
“The Authority of an Absent Text: The Veda, Upavedas, Upangas, and Upnekhata in European Thought.” Arguing the Vedas: Studies in Authority and Anxiety. Ed. Laurie L. Patton, SUNY Press, 1994: 201-33.
“Die flambierte Frau: Sati in European Culture.” New Light on Sati/Suttee. Ed. John Stratton Hawley. New York: Oxford University Press, 1994: 35-50.
“Le Jardin des supplices: roman philosophique et érotique.” Seminari Pasquali di analisi testuale (8) 1993: 5-16.
“Myth, Ideology and the Authority of an Absent Text.” Yearbook of Comparative and General Literature 1993:55-61.
“Néantisme: The French Poetic Quest for Nirvana.” Rivista di Letterature moderne e comparate 1993: 1-21. A version of this article appears in Exoticism.
“Across the Black Waters: Europe as an Object of Orientalist Discourse.” South Asian Review: The Anand Issue, 15(12) 1993:51-57.
“Mulk Raj Anand and the Politics of Exoticism.” The Indian Literary Review 7. (1-3) 1991: 15-24.
“The Redemptive Text.” The Daemonic Imagination: Biblical Text and Secular Society. Ed. Robert Detweiler. Atlanta: Scholars Press. 1990: 174-85.
“The Politics of Exoticism and Friedrich Schlegel’s Metaphorical Pilgrimage to India.” Monatshefte. 81 (4) 1990: 425-34. A version of this article appears in Exoticism.
“Pariahs and Prostitutes: Exotic Exemplars of Bourgeois Virtue in Nineteenth-Century Europe.” Revista di Letterature moderne et comparate (4) 1989: 349-62. A version of this article appears in Exoticism.
“Yourcenar’s Tantric Humanism.” Degré Second (12) 1989: 17-24.
“Karoline von Günderrode’s Sanskrit Epitaph.” Comparative Literature Studies 26 (4) 1989: 292-303. A version of this article appears in Exoticism.
“To Lose One’s Head for Love: The Myth of the Transposed Heads in Thomas Mann and Marguerite Yourcenar.” Revista di Letterature moderne e comparate (3) 1987: 161-173.
“A Methodological Technique for the Analysis of Translation.” The Comparatist (11) 1987: 21-31.
“The Reception of the Sakuntala in Nineteenth-Century Translations and Criticism.” South Asian Review 8 (5) 1984: 30-38.
Translations
Articles for the Encyclopedia of Religion, edited Yves Bonnefoy, 1989. Various articles (approximately 20) dealing with Buddhism, Shintoism, Roman, Greek, Oceanic, Bantu, Eskimo, American Indian religions, etc.