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Contents
Sikh Studies - Problem of Methodology -Daljeet Singh
Understanding W.H. McLeod and His Work on Sikhism -Baldev Singh
The McLeod Controversy -Ishwinder Singh
Analysis of Text as sword: Sikh religious violence taken for wonder -Baldev Singh
Relocating Gender in Sikh History: Transformation, Meaning and Identity: A Critical Analysis -Baldev Singh
Critical Reading of Harjot Oberoi's The Construction of Religious Boundaries: Culture, Identity and Diversity in the Sikh Tradition -Baldev Singh
A Critical Review of Sachi Sakhi and Parasaraprasna -Baldev Singh
Guru Nanak and the ‘Sants’: A Reappraisal -Nirvikar Singh
Sant Tradition or Sant Mat -Baldev Singh
Critical Reading of J. S. Tiwana’s review of Life and Work of Guru Arjan: History, Memory and Biography in the Sikh Tradition -Gurpreet Singh Sumra
Edith Wharton's Feminism: Roving in a Blind Alley -Ranjit Kaur Kapoor
The Way Things Are -Baldev Singh
Critical Reading of J. S. Tiwana’s review of Life and Work of Guru Arjan: History, Memory and Biography in the Sikh Tradition -Gurpreet Singh Sumra
Khushwant Singh and His Continuing Distortion of Sikhism -Baldev Singh
My Favourite Author -Baldev Singh
A Sikh Appraisal of the Constitution of 1950 and a Proposal for a Total Review -Gurtej Singh
Bill of Rights in the Constitution of India -G.B. Singh
Dr.Zidani’s Interpretation of Guru Nanak’s Thoughts: A Rejoinder -Baldev Singh
Misrepresentation of Sikh History -Sangat Singh