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Dining Out at Lake Pampa: The Shabari Episode in Multiple Ramayanas

@inproceedings{Lutgendorf2010DiningOA,
  title={Dining Out at Lake Pampa: The Shabari Episode in Multiple Ramayanas},
  author={Philip Lutgendorf},
  year={2010}
}
  • Philip Lutgendorf
  • Published 2010
    • columbia.edu
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    -which (like other examples cited above) seems to allude to an untold story, even as it makes the Lord himself, rather than his devotee, the instigator of the implied transgression