Singing the Goddess into Place
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Singing the Goddess into Place
Locality, Myth, and Social Change in Chamundi of the Hill, a Kannada Folk Ballad
Simmons, Caleb
State University of New York Press
07/2022
263
Dura
Inglês
9781438488653
15 a 20 dias
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List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Preface
Note on Transliteration
1. Introduction: Singing Place and Situating Deities in the Kannada Folksong Chamundi of the Hill
2. "She killed the buffalo demon and dwells on the middle of the hill": Myth, Locality, and Cosmological Significance
3. "You're the one who protects this place": Folk Perspectives on Urban History and Regional Significance
4. "He is from one caste; we are from another": Religion, Caste, and Social Change
5. "I live on the top of the hill . . . you remain near its base": "High" and "Low" in the Goddess Traditions of Southern Karnataka
6. Chamundi of the Hill Translation
Appendix: "Wodeyar Origin Narrative" from Great Kings of Mysore
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgments
Preface
Note on Transliteration
1. Introduction: Singing Place and Situating Deities in the Kannada Folksong Chamundi of the Hill
2. "She killed the buffalo demon and dwells on the middle of the hill": Myth, Locality, and Cosmological Significance
3. "You're the one who protects this place": Folk Perspectives on Urban History and Regional Significance
4. "He is from one caste; we are from another": Religion, Caste, and Social Change
5. "I live on the top of the hill . . . you remain near its base": "High" and "Low" in the Goddess Traditions of Southern Karnataka
6. Chamundi of the Hill Translation
Appendix: "Wodeyar Origin Narrative" from Great Kings of Mysore
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Preface
Note on Transliteration
1. Introduction: Singing Place and Situating Deities in the Kannada Folksong Chamundi of the Hill
2. "She killed the buffalo demon and dwells on the middle of the hill": Myth, Locality, and Cosmological Significance
3. "You're the one who protects this place": Folk Perspectives on Urban History and Regional Significance
4. "He is from one caste; we are from another": Religion, Caste, and Social Change
5. "I live on the top of the hill . . . you remain near its base": "High" and "Low" in the Goddess Traditions of Southern Karnataka
6. Chamundi of the Hill Translation
Appendix: "Wodeyar Origin Narrative" from Great Kings of Mysore
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgments
Preface
Note on Transliteration
1. Introduction: Singing Place and Situating Deities in the Kannada Folksong Chamundi of the Hill
2. "She killed the buffalo demon and dwells on the middle of the hill": Myth, Locality, and Cosmological Significance
3. "You're the one who protects this place": Folk Perspectives on Urban History and Regional Significance
4. "He is from one caste; we are from another": Religion, Caste, and Social Change
5. "I live on the top of the hill . . . you remain near its base": "High" and "Low" in the Goddess Traditions of Southern Karnataka
6. Chamundi of the Hill Translation
Appendix: "Wodeyar Origin Narrative" from Great Kings of Mysore
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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