The Basket, Hair, the Goddess and the World: An Essay On South Indian Symbolism

Diogenes 36 (142):113-135 (1988)
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Abstract

In the past few years, anthropological research concerned with the ethnographic aspects of ritual practices has renewed its interest in the meaning of ritual symbolism. This research has been possible because of a methodological inversion, namely, starting with a descriptive study of the rites rather than analyzing religious beliefs, contrarily to what was the moraine frontale of traditional history of religion.

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