Fierce Gods: Inequality, Ritual, and The Politics of Dignity in a South Indian Village

Mahendra Kumar Mishra

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Reviewed Medium: book Authors: Diane P. Mines Year: 2006 Pages: 240 Publisher: Indiana University Press ISBN: 0-253-34576-6 (hard cover). Prices: $60.00 USD(hard cover).

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