The Female Bridegroom: A Comparative Study of Life Crisis Rituals in South India and Sri Lanka.

Dennis B. McGilvray · Anthony Good

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Life-crisis cycles in South India and Sri Lanka three villages caste, agriculture, and the local economy inter-caste presentations relationship terminologies marriage rules and behaviour puberty rites in the three villages the local wedding ceremony rituals of birth and infancy death ritual other ethnographic examples modes of interpretation an analysis of the ritual cycle in Terku Vandanam the social identities of ritual participants the overall pattern divine marriage.

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