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Growing Stories From India: Religion and the Fate of Agriculture
University Press of Kentucky (2011)
Abstract
The ecological imagination: from paradigm to practice -- Narratives of agriculture: how did we get here? -- Balaram and the Yamuna River: entitlement and presumptions of control -- Borrowing Balaram: alternative narratives -- The festival of Holi: celebrating agricultural and social health -- The land in between: constructing nature, wilderness, and agriculture -- Restoration, reciprocity, and repair: revising the ecological imagination.Reprint years
2012
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S494.5.A65+
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9780813134123 0813134129 0813187192
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