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On The Banks Of The Gag When Wastewater Meets A Sacred River Kelly D Alley

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On The Banks Of The Gag When Wastewater Meets A Sacred River Kelly D Alley
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Publisher: University of Michigan Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 58.77 MB
Author: Kelly D. Alley
ISBN: 9780472068081, 9780472098088, 0472068083, 047209808X
Language: English
Year: 2002

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On The Banks Of The Gag When Wastewater Meets A Sacred River Kelly D Alley by Kelly D. Alley 9780472068081, 9780472098088, 0472068083, 047209808X instant download after payment.

Alley investigates ethno-semantic, discursive, and institutional data to flesh out the interplay between religious, scientific, and official discourses about the river Ganga. Using a new outward layering methodology, she points out that anthropological analysis must separate the historical and discursive strands of the debates concerning waste and sacred purity in order to reveal the cultural complexities that surround the Ganga. Ultimately, she addresses a deeply rooted cultural paradox: if the Ganga river is considered sacred by Hindus across India, then why do the people allow it to become polluted?

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