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Sikh scripture, German orientalism, and the predicaments of mistranslation
This article focuses on how Sikhism developed a unique historical trajectory in early modernity by coining and cultivating a distinct system of signification, making itself later vulnerable to mistranslation under the weight of Western imperial philology. The potentialities of early Sikhism became m
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