Bibhudatta Dash
Biographic Data
| ID | 7500956 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bibhudatta Dash |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bibhudatta |
| FAMILY NAME | Dash |
| SIGNATURE | DASH B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3880-4739 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Gender and Sacred Textures
Stories of sustainability
Imagine a world where rivers are Goddesses, forests are sacred groves, animals are companions of deities, and every living being is a manifestation of the divine. This is not a utopian vision but a reality embedded in Hindu spirituality, philosophy and lifestyle. In Hindu cultural narratives, myths have long served as reservoirs of wisdom, embedding spiritual and ethical values in humans. These myths often locate humans within nature, as the Hind…
‘Hindu Studies’ in contemporary contexts
Deepfakes and the crisis of digital consent
Deepfakes have become a major issue in public culture, and the crisis of consent in the digital media environment has become an infrastructure issue. Digital consent is being determined by how platforms and regulations either enable or block certain content flows, rather than by an individual agreement. This paper examines the emerging wave of nonconsensual deepfake abuse in Asia, where most visible and socially damaging digital sex crimes dispro…
Digital nomadism in the Global South
Remote work became increasingly feasible following the Covid-19 pandemic because of technological advancements, gaining global traction. It has made emerging economies like the Global South a desirable destination for digital nomads. This research explores the nexus of digital nomadism and sustainable development, addressing its positive and negative contributions toward economic growth, social cohesion, and environmental sustainability in the Gl…
Mapping research trajectories in contemporary Hinduism through bibliometric analysis
The concept of Hinduism, though, has been studied in religious studies for a long time; in recent years, publications on Hinduism have been a part of multidisciplinary studies. The present body of publication on Hinduism does not have a systematic literature review, which makes it challenging for the researchers to determine the research scope and know about the current trends, which can be resolved through Bibliometric analysis to obtain a struc…
Animals in Hinduism
Globalization and Postmodern Ecology
Purpose of the study: Globalization has become a primary source for implementing capitalistic life. The advancement in human development has led to the Anthropocene. This paper focuses on how globalization impacts global climate change and the loss of identity and home due to humans' exploratory attitude toward the environment and its effect on surroundings. Issues in the study are addressed from a postmodern ecological perspective. Methodology: …
Rigvedic Poetic Art
This article explores gveda and traces the genesis of poetics by interpreting various gvedic mantras (sacred utterances) to find out the figures of sound and sense; language of metaphors; linguistic constructs; language of suggestion and aesthetic enjoyment. It shows how Sanskrit rhetoricians were inspired and influenced by the gveda and how they succeeded in developing theoretical perspectives of literary art from this original source of art, po…
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Rigvedic Poetic Art
This article explores gveda and traces the genesis of poetics by interpreting various gvedic mantras (sacred utterances) to find out the figures of sound and sense; language of metaphors; linguistic constructs; language of suggestion and aesthetic enjoyment. It shows how Sanskrit rhetoricians were inspired and influenced by the gveda and how they succeeded in developing theoretical perspectives of literary art from this original source of art, po…
Globalization and Postmodern Ecology
Purpose of the study: Globalization has become a primary source for implementing capitalistic life. The advancement in human development has led to the Anthropocene. This paper focuses on how globalization impacts global climate change and the loss of identity and home due to humans' exploratory attitude toward the environment and its effect on surroundings. Issues in the study are addressed from a postmodern ecological perspective. Methodology: …
Mapping research trajectories in contemporary Hinduism through bibliometric analysis
The concept of Hinduism, though, has been studied in religious studies for a long time; in recent years, publications on Hinduism have been a part of multidisciplinary studies. The present body of publication on Hinduism does not have a systematic literature review, which makes it challenging for the researchers to determine the research scope and know about the current trends, which can be resolved through Bibliometric analysis to obtain a struc…
Animals in Hinduism
Gender and Sacred Textures
Stories of sustainability
Imagine a world where rivers are Goddesses, forests are sacred groves, animals are companions of deities, and every living being is a manifestation of the divine. This is not a utopian vision but a reality embedded in Hindu spirituality, philosophy and lifestyle. In Hindu cultural narratives, myths have long served as reservoirs of wisdom, embedding spiritual and ethical values in humans. These myths often locate humans within nature, as the Hind…
‘Hindu Studies’ in contemporary contexts
Deepfakes and the crisis of digital consent
Deepfakes have become a major issue in public culture, and the crisis of consent in the digital media environment has become an infrastructure issue. Digital consent is being determined by how platforms and regulations either enable or block certain content flows, rather than by an individual agreement. This paper examines the emerging wave of nonconsensual deepfake abuse in Asia, where most visible and socially damaging digital sex crimes dispro…
Digital nomadism in the Global South
Remote work became increasingly feasible following the Covid-19 pandemic because of technological advancements, gaining global traction. It has made emerging economies like the Global South a desirable destination for digital nomads. This research explores the nexus of digital nomadism and sustainable development, addressing its positive and negative contributions toward economic growth, social cohesion, and environmental sustainability in the Gl…
Hinduism (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Indian History and Philosophy (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Globalization (2 works) · Indian and Buddhist Studies (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works)