Idioms of Vernacular Humanism: The West and the East

Robinson, Kathryn

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Idioms of Vernacular Humanism: The West and the East

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2006

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Robinson, Kathryn

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University of Western Australia

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The Sri Lankan-born anthropologist, Chandra Jayawardena, is a post-colonial scholar whose work helped shape the direction of Australian anthropology. His passionate concern for social justice is reflected in his scholarly interest in the question of inequ

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