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Compte rendu de : R. S. Khare, The Untouchable As Himself : Ideology, Identity and Pragmatism Among the Lucknow Chamars. Cambridge-London-New York-New Rochelle-Melbourne-Sydney, Cambridge University Press, 1984, xv+189p., bibl., index («Cambridge Studies

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Compte rendu de : R. S. Khare, The Untouchable As

Himself : Ideology, Identity and Pragmatism Among the

Lucknow Chamars. Cambridge-London-New York-New

Rochelle-Melbourne-Sydney, Cambridge University

Press, 1984, xv+189p., bibl., index (“Cambridge Studies

in Cultural Systems ” 8)

Gérard Toffin

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