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* A longer Tamil version of the essay is published in my Anta Kalathil Kappi Illai Mudalana Aaivu Katturaigal, Nagercoil, 2000. Earlier English versions were presented at Wagamon, Hyderabad, Tirunelveli, Chennai, Paris, Chicago, New York and London. K.N. Panikkar, M.S.S. Pandian and Barney Bate provided detailed criticisms. Partha Chatterjee, Norman Cutler, Valentine Daniel, Nicholas Dirks, Steve Hughes, Sarah Hodges and Sheldon Pollock provided comments. While they are exonerated from all blame, I hope my paper has benefitted from their criticism. Lastly, I am most grateful to M.L. Thangappa and Ci.Su. Mani, two of the most perceptive observers of Tamil culture, who responded, ’Interesting! But what’s new?’ All translations from Tamil sources
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