%T  <p>Mount Abu: The Mythic, the Divine and the Profane</p>
%9  Research Articles
%D  
%J  Current Research Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities
%R  10.12944/CRJSSH.8.1.02
%P  15-24
%V  25
%N  26
%U  journalofsocialsciences.org/article/159/
%8 - February 17,2025
%x - <b>Abstract:</b>The paper examines the multiple images of landscapes within the singular space of Mount Abu. One finds different meanings of landscapes from ancient to modern times. While divinity defines the landscape of Abu, space emerged as a political arena from medieval times. In modern times, space is reified, and the space of Abu sees the pre-colonial, colonial, and post-colonial imaginations coming together. 
%0 - Journal Article
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%@ - 0125-895