Poetics of Conduct: Oral Narrative and Moral Being in a South Indian Town

Leela Prasad

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Indian and Buddhist Studies Oral History, Memory, Narrative Analysis South Asian Studies and Diaspora

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AcknowledgmentsNote on Translation and TransliterationIntroduction1. Sringeri: Place and Placeness2. Connectedness and Reciprocity: Historicizing Sringeri Upacara3. Shastra: Divine Injunction and Earthly Custom4. The Shastras Say... : Idioms of Legitimacy and the Text5. In the Courtyard of Dharma, Not at the Village Square: Delivering Ashirvada in Sringeri6. Edifying Lives, Discerning Proprieties: Conversational Stories and Moral BeingEthics, an Imagined LifeNotesBibliographyIndex

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