Poetics of Conduct: Oral Narrative and Moral Being in a South Indian Town
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Poetics of Conduct: Oral Narrative and Moral Being in a South Indian Town

by Leela Prasad

Philosophy Cultural Studies Anthropology
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Leela Prasad examines the connections between oral narrative and moral being in a South Indian town. Focusing on the poetics of conduct, this study brings storytelling, ethics, and social life into conversation for readers interested in anthropology, folklore, sociology, and South Asian studies.

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Poetics of Conduct explores the relationship between oral narrative and moral being.

Focusing on a South Indian town, the book considers how stories and conduct may be understood together.

Leela Prasad presents a study centered on narrative, ethics, and everyday moral life.

The work will interest readers of anthropology, folklore, sociology, and South Asian studies.

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