Dr. Monika Hirmer

Lehrstuhl für Religionswissenschaft und Interkulturelle Theologie

‘The Role of Language in Diversifying Knowledge Production: Reflecting on the Experience of Decolonial Subversions as a Multilingual Publishing Platform’ (2023) Hirmer M Journal article ‘Let us now invoke the three celestial lights of Fire, Sun and Moon into ourselves’ (2022) Hirmer M Book chapter / Article in edited volumes The Self as Combination of Deities and Yantras: Divinisation Rituals among Contemporary Śrīvidyā Practitioners in India (2022) Hirmer M Journal article ‘A Manifesto for Decolonial Subversions’ (2022) Hirmer M Journal article ‘Devī Needs those Rituals!’ Ontological Considerations on Ritual Transformations in a Contemporary South Indian Śrīvidyā Tradition (2020) Hirmer M Journal article ‘Reflections on Salient Features in Clifford Geertz’s Interpretive Approach to Cultural Analysis’ (2019) Hirmer M Journal article The Art of Telangana Women and the Crafting of the Decolonial Subject. From Dialectics of “Othering” to Expressions of Radical Alterity (2018) Hirmer M Journal article Taking Cringe Pop Seriously (2018) Hirmer M Journal article ‘Looking for the Indian Woman’s Identity: Discrepancies and Power Imbalances Across Theory and Popular Culture’ (2016) Hirmer M Journal article The Gaze (2016) Hirmer M Journal article