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Miroirs De L'inde (Février À Avril 2015) Miroirs de l’Inde (février à avril 2015) Auteur Titre Cote Adiga, Aravind Le dernier homme de la tour / Aravind Adiga ; trad. de l'anglais (Inde) par Annick Le RMA 64630 Goyat Amonkar, Kishori Ragas [Enregistrement sonore] : Shuddh Kalyan & Suha / Kishori Amonkar DCR 4500 Angelillo, Maria Inde : trésors d'une civilisation ancienne / [texte de Maria Angelillo] RMC 2536 Angot, Michel, orientaliste L'Inde / Michel Angot RMA 71158 Archaka Promenade en Inde / Alexandre Kalda RMA 41527 Arpi, Claude Cachemire, le paradis perdu / Claude Arpi RMA 32428 Astier, Alexandre L'hindouisme : [une synthèse d'introduction et de référence sur l'histoire, les RMA 75849 fondements, les courants et les pratiques] / Alexandre Astier Astier, Alexandre Petite histoire de l'Inde / Alexandre Astier RMA 42979 Astruc, Lionel Vandana Shiva : victoires d'une Indienne contre le pillage de la biodiversité / Lionel RMA 59635 Astruc Banerji, Chitrita Le festin indien : une odyssée à la découverte des mets et de la culture du pays des RMA 56734 épices / Chitrita Banerji ; trad. de l'anglais (États‐Unis) par Katia Holmes Basheer, Vaikom Muhammad, Le talisman : nouvelles / Vaikom Muhammad Basheer ; traduit du malayalam (Inde) RMA 62475 1908‐1994 par Dominique Vitalyos Baul, Parvathy Radha bhava [Enregistrement sonore] / Parvathy Baul DCR 7036 Miroir de l’Inde 1 Bertrand, Daniel, La musique carnatique : guide d'écoute de la musique classique de l'Inde du Sud / RMA 20300 ethnomusicologue Daniel Bertrand Bève, Anne, 1947‐ Inde... mon intouchable / Anne Bève RMB 11405 Bhatnagar, Sri Shyamji Microchakras : pour une évolution psychlogique et spirituelle / Sri Shyamji Bhatnagar, RMB 10552 David Isaacs ; ill. de Pieter Weltevrede Bibi, Asia Blasphème : [document] / Asia Bibi RMA 58547 Bīdpāī Kalila et Dimna : fables indiennes de Bidpaï / choisies et racontées par Ramsay Wood ; RMA 39844 trad. de Lucette Dausque Bismillāha, Abdula, 1949‐ Raf Raf express : nouvelles / Abdul Bismillah ; présentées et trad. du hindi par Renaud RMA 66774 Lavandier Bitesnich, Andreas H., 1964‐ India / Andreas H. Bitesnich. [Transl. by Amanda Ennis...] RMC 3289 Boillot, Jean‐Joseph Chindiafrique : la Chine, l'Inde et l'Afrique feront le monde de demain / Jean‐Joseph RMA 67786 Boillot et Stanislas Dembinski Boillot, Jean‐Joseph Kal, un abécédaire de l'Inde moderne / Jean‐Joseph Boillot et Flora Boillot RMA 57338 Boman, Patrick Retour en Inde: voyage / Patrick Boman RMA 49354 Bourzat, Catherine Saveurs indiennes / [texte] Catherine Bourzat; [photographies] Laurence Mouton RMB 7387 Busquet, Gérard À l'écoute de l'Inde : des mangroves du Bengale aux oasis du Karakoram / Gérard RMA 70786 Busquet Cadène, Philippe Atlas de l'Inde : une fulgurante ascension / Philippe Cadène ; cartographie de RNB 2142 Guillaume Balavoine Carrière, Jean‐Claude Dictionnaire amoureux de l'Inde / Jean‐Claude Carrière ; dessins de l'auteur RMA 20403 Champakalakshmi, Radha, 1932‐ Le temple hindou / R. Champakalakshmi ; Photogr. : Usha Kris RMB 6825 Charles, Maryse A l'ombre des bougainvillées / scénario Maryse Charles ; dessin et couleurs Jean‐ RBDC 26/3 François Charles Miroir de l’Inde 2 Charles, Maryse Il n'y a rien à Darjeeling / scénario Maryse Charles ; dessin et couleurs Jean‐François RBDC 26/4 Charles Charles, Maryse Les chemins de brume / scénario Maryse Charles ; dessin et couleurs Jean‐François RBDC 26/1 Charles Charles, Maryse Quand revient la mousson / scénario Maryse Charles ; dessin et couleurs Jean‐François RBDC 26/2 Charles Charles, Maryse Trois femmes / ill. Jean‐François Charles ; textes Maryse Charles RBDC 26/5 Charrin, Eve L'inde à l'assaut du monde / Eve Charrin RMA 42560 Clements, Ernest Introduction to the study of Indian music : an attempt to reconcile modern Hindustani RAA 24202 music with ancient musical theory and to propound an accurate and comprehensive method of treatment of the subject of Indian musical intonation / by E. Clements Cohen, Ariane Les saveurs de l'ayurvéda : 27 assiettes végétariennes composées pour des repas RMA 63448 complets et équilibrés / Ariane Cohen Da Lage, Olivier L'Inde: de A à Z / Olivier et Nina Da Lage RMA 51306 Dagar, F. Wasifuddin North India [Enregistrement sonore] : dhrupad singing by Ustad F. Wasifuddin Dagar... DCR 6949 Dagar, Zia Mohiuddin Raga Yaman [Enregistrement sonore] / Zia Mohiuddin Dagar DCM 5475 Dagar, Zia Mohiuddin Raga Yaman [Enregistrement sonore] ; Raga Shuddha Todi / Zia Mohiuddin Dagar DCR 4501 Dalmau, Tito Rajasthan : l'homme et la maison / [photographies] Tito Dalmau ; textes Maka ROB 726 Abraham Daniélou, Alain, 1907‐1994 La musique de l'Inde du Nord / Alain Daniélou RAA 45700 Das, Gurcharan Le réveil de l'Inde : une révolution économique en marche / Gurcharan Das RMA 40286 Dawesar, Abha Sensorium / Abha Dawesar ; trad. de l'anglais (Inde) par Laurence Videloup RMA 65436 Delibes, Léo Lakmé [Enregistrement sonore] / Delibes DCR 2151 Delibes, Léo Lakmé [Enregistrement vidéo] / Léo Delibes ; [libretto: Edmond Gondinet and Philippe RIP DVD 9346 Gille after Pierre Loti's novel "Le Mariage de Loti"] ; dir. Roger Hodgman Miroir de l’Inde 3 Delibes, Léo Lakmé [Musique imprimée] : opéra en 3 actes / poëme de Edmond Gondinet & MUB 83 Philippe Gille ; musique de Léo Delibes ; partition chant et piano [par Auguste Bazille] Desai, Anita L'art de l'effacement / Anita Desai ; trois nouvelles trad. de l'anglais (Inde) par Jean‐ RMA 69779 Pierre Aoustin Deshpande, Shashi Petits remèdes / Shashi Deshpande ; roman trad. de l'anglais (Inde) par Simone RMA 63058 Manceau Divakaruni, Chitra Banerjee L'histoire la plus incroyable de votre vie / Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni ; trad. de l'anglais RMA 56720 (Inde) par Mélanie Basnel Doshi, Tishani, 1975‐ Le plaisir ne saurait attendre / Tishani Doshi ; roman trad. de l'anglais (Inde) par Karine RMA 57064 Lalechère Föllmi, Olivier Hommage à l'Inde / Olivier Föllmi ; écriture visuelle Benoit Nacci ; texte de Radhika Jha RMC 2191 ; légendes d'Alain Rodari Gandhi, Rajmohan Gandhi : sa véritable histoire par son petit fils / Rajmohan Gandhi ; trad. de l'anglais RMA 46246 (Inde) par Françoise Jaouën Garai, Indrajit La diététique ayurvédique : pour votre bien‐être au quotidien / Indrajit Garai RMA 48416 Garaude, Pauline Inde : histoire, société, culture / Pauline Garaude RMA 67310 Geoffroy, Bérénice Beauté indienne : le style Bollywood / Bérénice Geoffroy‐Schneiter RMA 29962 Ghosh, Amitav Un fleuve de fumée / Amitav Ghosh ; trad. de l'anglais (Inde) par Christiane Besse RMA 67359 Glass, Philip Satyagraha [Enregistrement sonore] / Philip Glass DCM 3859 Glass, Philip Satyagraha [Enregistrement vidéo] : [opera in three acts] / music by Philip Glass ; RIP DVD 958 libretto by Philip Glass & Constance de Jong ; stage direction Achim Freyer Goswami, Kriyananda Dictionnaire sanskrit de base / Kriyananda Goswami RMA 57079 Gowda, Shilpi Somaya La fille secrète : roman / Shilpi Somaya Gowda ; trad. de l'anglais (Inde) par Josette RMA 56736 Chicheportiche Grigorieff, Vladimir Les philosophies orientales : l'Inde et la Chine / Vladimir Grigorieff RMA 36198 Miroir de l’Inde 4 Grousset, René Sur les traces du Bouddha / René Grousset... ; un cahier hors texte couleur de onze RMA 44071 photographies.... Guézennec, Mireille‐Joséphine Inde singulière et plurielle / Mireille‐Joséphine Guézennec Himabindu ; texte et ROB 853 photogr. M.J. Guézennec Guillard, Olivier 50 petites leçons sur l'Inde / Olivier Guillard RMA 48892 Howard, David Voyage sacré : du gange à l'Himalaya / David Howard RMB 4780 Ismaël, Azharuddin Mohammed Slumboy : l'extraordinaire destin d'un enfant de Bombay / Azharuddin Ismaël ; avec la RMA 49408 collab. de Mouhssine Ennaïmi Īśvarakṛṣṇa Sāṃkhyakārikā : la source théorique du yoga et du Sāṃkhya : livret de récitation et CD RNA 12767 audio / Īśvarakṛṣṇa ; texte sanskrit R. Sriram ; trad. française B. Bouanchaud Iyengar, Bellur Krishnamachar Lumière sur les yoga sūtra de Patañjali : patañjala yoga pradīpikā / Bellur RMA 63543 Sundararaja, 1918‐ Krishnamachar Sundararaja Iyengar Iyengar, Bellur Krishnamachar Sagesse et pratique du yoga : [pour la santé, la joie et un monde meilleur] / Bellur RMB 10691 Sundararaja, 1918‐ Krishnamachar Sundararaja Iyengar Iyengar, Bellur Krishnamachar Yoga Iyengar : initiation aux 23 postures classiques / B.K.S. Iyengar RMA 58395 Sundararaja, 1918‐ Jadhav, Narendra Intouchable : une famille de parias dans l'Inde contemporaine : récit / Narendra Jadhav RMA 25188 ; trad. de l'anglais (Inde) par Simone Manceau Jaffrey, Zia Les derniers eunuques : en Inde avec les hijras / Zia Jaffrey ; trad. de l'anglais (Etats‐ RMA 19141 Unis) par Françoise Thau‐Baret Jayaraman, Lalgudi G. Singing violins [Enregistrement sonore] : South Indian classical music / Lalgudi G. DCR 8746 Jayaraman Jha, Radhika Des lanternes à leurs cornes attachées / Radhika Jha ; roman trad. de l'anglais (Inde) RMA 56878 par Simone Manceau Joseph, Manu, 1974‐ Les savants : roman / Manu Joseph ; trad. de l'anglais (Inde) par Bernard Turle RMA 57487 Miroir de l’Inde 5 Kak, Subhash L'arbre à souhaits : présence & promesse de l'Inde / Subhash Kak ; trad. de l'anglais par RMA 31219 Viviane Tourtet & Bilkish Stern Kakar, Sudhir Les Indiens : portrait d'un peuple / Sudhir Kakar et Katharina Kakar RMA 40722 Kalindi, Rekha La force de dire "non" / Rekha Kalindi ; avec la collab. de Mouhssine Ennaïmi RMA 61404 Kamdar, Mira, 1957‐ Planet India : l'ascension turbulente d'un géant démocratique / Mira Kamdar ; trad. de RMA 44480 l'anglais (Etats‐Unis) par André R. Lewin Kaplanian, Patrick Delhi : initiation à l'Inde / Patrick Kaplanian RNA 11396 Khair,
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