Steven Rosen (1) (1955–)

Gita in a Nutshell is what I would call this book. If O'Reilly were to interpret the Gita, it would also probably turn out like this. A very nice and concise interpretation with occasional comparisons to Golf.

Gita in a Nutshell is what I would call this book. If O'Reilly were to interpret the Gita, it would also probably turn out like this. A very nice and concise interpretation with occasional comparisons to Golf.

CONTENTS:

Preface
Foreword / Edward C. Dimock Jr
Introduction
Gauḍiya Vaiṣṇavism / A. N. Chatterjee
The vedic literature / Michael Witzel
The Ramayana / H. Daniel Smith
Mahabarata / Alf Hiltebeitel
Bhagavat-purana / Clifford Hospital
Krsna in the performing arts / John Stratton Hawley
Bhakti poetry / Richard Davis
Biographies of Sri Caitanya / Tony Stewart
Sampradaya of Sri Caitanya / William Deadwyler
Sahajiya tradition / Robert Sailley
Gauḍiya Vaiṣṇavism in the modern world / Charles show more Brooks
The Bengal of Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhhu / Richard Eaton
Sri Caitanya’s pilgrimage to the south / David Kinsley
Sri Caitanya’s tour of Vraja / Alan Entwhistle
The glories of Radha-kunda / Mohan Gautam
Jagannatha Puri / Frederique Marglin
Vaisnavism and Christianity / Klaus Klostermaier
Sadhana bhakti / Joseph O’Connell
Personalsm vs impersonalism / O.B.L. Kapoor
Acintya Bhedabheda / Shrivatsa Goswami
Sonic theology / Guy Beck
Mysticism, madness and ecstasy / June McDaniel
Rasa theology / Gerald Carney
Krsna-lila / David Haberman
Radha: beloved of Vraja / Eric Huberman show less

My copy doesn't look like that but it is paperback.