Krishna and Indological Studies

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This work is a compilation of essays, presented in various academic spaces, both in journals and in international congresses, on life and work, as historical research on a great personality. Just as Christ is for the 2700 million Christians, or Buddha for the almost 1500 million Buddhists, so is Krishna (full name Vâsudeva-Krishna) for almost 1400 million Hinduists not only in India; but around to the world. Today, Krishnäs followers are in every country around to the planet. We are tempted to suggest that any other celebrity has left such a deep imprint on India in everything of its culture, And not only to the Hindus, but to many Westerns scholars who have poured praise on his work as the Bhagavad-gita and the Purânas which contain his life and teachings. Thus, the task presented here is this, has been the object of tension from the part of the mainstream Dominus of a field of the social sciences, called Indology. which has created not only heated debates but also legitimate academic and legal wars. That is why those who do not fear the openness, will see this work as an opportunity to extend His horizon. We are inviting to embark on this adventure of exploration.

Horacio F. Arganis studied his B.A in Spanish Literature, awarded with the University Merit Medal in UA de C. He received his Master of Art in Vaisnava Theology by IBCH and his Ph D in Philosophy of History by the UIE. He is currently a researcher in Dharma College International. Author of several books and writings in academic Journals.