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Response: Orality, Inscription and the Creation of a New Lore

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2007

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Narayan, Kirin

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Cultural Analysis

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The evening before I had the chance to read this rich and stimulating article by Roma Chatterji, I had found myself riveted by a short book that a friend had passed on: Lady Gregory's Toothbrush, by Colm Toibin.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/107160

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ANU Research Publications

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Cultural Analysis

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