Alexander, P., 1981. 'Shared fantasies and elite politics: The Sri Lankan "Insurrection" of 1971', Mankind, 12, 113-32.
2.
Amunugama, S., and E. Meyer, 1984. 'Rémarques sur la violence dans l'idéologie bouddhique et la pratique sociale à Sri Lanka (Ceylan)', Etudes Rurales , 95-6, 47-62.
3.
Appadurai, A., 1981. Worship and Conflict under Colonial Rule: A South Indian CaseCambridge: University Press .
4.
— and C.A. Breckenridge , 1976. 'The south Indian temple: Authority, honour and redistribution', Contributions to Indian Sociology (N. S.)10, 187-211.
5.
Babb, L.A., 1975. The Divine Hierarchy: Popular Hinduism in Central IndiaNew York: Columbia University Press.
6.
— 1987. Redemptive Encounters: Three Modern Styles in the Hindu TraditionDelhi: Oxford University Press.
7.
Beck, B.E.F., 1972. Peasant Society in Konku: A Study of Right and Left Subcastes in South IndiaVancouver: University of British Columbia Press.
8.
Bennett, L., 1983. Dangerous Wives and Sacred Sisters: Social and Symbolic Roles of High-Caste Women in NepalNew York: Columbia University Press.
9.
Béteille, A., 1965. Caste, Class, and Power: Changing Patterns of Social Stratification in a Tanjore VillageBerkeley: University of California Press.
10.
— 1974. Studies in Agrarian Social StructureDelhi: Oxford University Press.
11.
— 1985. Review of Fuller, Servants of the Goddess, Indian Economic and Social History Review, 22, 358-60.
12.
— 1990. 'Race, caste and gender', Man (N. S.), 25,489-504.
13.
Biardeau, M., 1976. 'Le sacrifice dans l'hindouisme', in Biardeau and C. Malamoud, Le sacrifice dans l'Inde ancienneParis: Presses Universitaires de France.
14.
— 1989[1981]. Hinduism: The Anthropology of a CivilizationDelhi: Oxford University Press .
15.
Bradford, N.J., 1985. 'The Indian renouncer: Structure and transformation in a Lingayat community', in R. Burghart and A. Cantlie (eds), Indian ReligionLondon: Curzon Press/SOAS.
16.
Breman, J., 1974. Patronage and Exploitation: Changing Agrarian Relations in South Gujarat, IndiaBerkeley: University of California Press.
17.
— 1985. Of Peasants, Migrants and Paupers: Rural Labour Circulation and Capitalist Production in West IndiaDelhi : Oxford University Press.
18.
Brow, J., 1988. 'In pursuit of hegemony: Representations of authority and justice in a Sri Lankan village', American Ethnologist , 15, 311-27.
19.
— 1990a. 'The incorporation of a marginal community within the Sinhalese nation', Anthropological Quarterly , 63, 7-17.
20.
— 1990b. 'Nationalist rhetoric and local practice: The fate of the village community in Kukulewa', in Spencer (ed.) (1990a).
21.
Burghart, R., 1978. 'Hierarchical models of the Hindu social system' , Man (N. S.), 13,519-26.
22.
— 1983a. 'Renunciation in the religious traditions of south Asia', Man (N. S.), 18, 635-53.
23.
— 1983b. 'Wandering ascetics of the Ramanandi sect', History of Religions, 22, 361-80.
24.
— 1990. 'Ethnographers and their local counterparts in India' , in R. Fardon (ed.), Localizing Strategies: Regional Traditions of Ethnographic Writing.Edinburgh: Scottish Academic Press.
25.
Caplan, L., 1987. Class and Culture in Urban India: Fundamentalism in a Christian CommunityOxford: Clarendon Press.
26.
Carrithers, M., 1983. The Forest Monks of Sri Lanka: An Anthropological and Historical StudyDelhi: Oxford University Press.
27.
Committee for Rational Development1984. Sri Lanka: The Ethnic ConflictNew Delhi: Navrang.
28.
Daniel, E.V., 1984. Fluid Signs: Being a Person the Tamil WayBerkeley: University of California Press .
29.
— 1989. 'Three dispositions towards the past: One Sinhala, two Tamil', in Seneviratne (1989).
30.
Das, V., 1985. 'Violence in Delhi, November 1984', Anthropology Today, 1 (3), 4-6.
31.
Deliège, R., 1988. Les Paraiyars du Tamil NaduNettetal : Steyler Verlag - Wort und Werk.
32.
Dirks, N.B., 1987. The Hollow Crown: Ethnohistory of an Indian KingdomCambridge: University Press.
33.
Dumont, L., 1959. 'Pure and impure', Contributions to Indian Sociology, 3, 9-39.
34.
— 1970a [1966]. Homo Hierarchicus: The Caste System and its ImplicationsLondon: Weidenfeld & Nicolson.
35.
— 1970b. Religion, Politics and History in IndiaParis: Mouton.
36.
— 1983. Affinity as a Value: Marriage Alliance in South India, with Comparative Essays on AustraliaChicago: University Press.
37.
— 1986[1957]. A South Indian Subcaste: Social Organization and Religion of the Pramalai KallarDelhi: Oxford University Press.
38.
Eck, D.L., 1983. Banaras: City of LightLondon : Routledge & Kegan Paul.
39.
Fox, R.G., 1985. Lions of the Punjab: Culture in the MakingBerkeley, University of California Press .
40.
Fuller, C.J., 1984. Servants of the Goddess: The Priests of a South Indian TempleCambridge: University Press .
41.
Galey, J.-C., 1984. 'Souveraineté et justice dans le Haut-Gange: la fonction royale au-delà des écoles juridiques et du droit coutumier, in Galey (ed.), Différences, valeurs, hierarchie: textes offerts a Louis Dumont.Paris: Ecoles des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales.
42.
— 1986. 'Totalité et hierarchie dans les sanctuaires royaux du Tehri-Garhwal (Himalaya indien)', Purusartha , 10, 55-95.
43.
— 1989. 'Reconsidering kingship in India: An ethnological perspective' , History and Anthropology , 4, 123-87.
44.
Geertz, C., 1960. The Religion of JavaNew York : Free Press.
45.
Gold, A.G., 1988. Fruitful Journeys: The Ways of Rajasthani PilgrimsBerkeley: University of California Press.
46.
Gombrich, R.F., 1971. Precept and Practice: Traditional Buddhism in the Rural Highlands of CeylonOxford: Clarendon Press.
47.
— and G. Obeyesekere, 1988. Buddhism Transformed: Religious Change in Sri LankaPrinceton: University Press .
48.
Gough, K., 1981. Rural Society in Southeast IndiaCambridge : University Press.
49.
— 1989. Rural Change in Southeast India: 1950s to 1980sDelhi: Oxford University Press.
50.
Gunawardana, R.A.L.H., 1990[1979]. 'The People of the Lion: Sinhala consciousness in history and historiography', in Spencer (ed.) (1990a).
51.
Hanchett, S., 1988. Coloured Rice: Symbolic Structure in Hindu Family FestivalsDelhi: Hindustan.
52.
Harriss, J., 1982. Capitalism and Peasant Farming: Agrarian Structure and Ideology in Northern Tamil NaduDelhi: Oxford University Press.
53.
Heesterman, J.C., 1985. The Inner Conflict of Tradition: Essays in Indian Ritual, Kingship, and SocietyChicago: University Press.
54.
Herrenschmidt, O., 1989. Les meilleurs dieux sont hindousLausanne : L'Age d'Homme.
55.
Humphrey, C., and M. Cairithers (eds), 1990. The Assembly of Listeners: Jains in Society.Cambridge: University Press.
56.
Inden, R.B., 1986. 'Orientalist constructions of India', Modem Asian Studies, 20, 401-46.
57.
Kakar, S., 1982. Shamans, Mystics and Doctors: A Psychological Inquiry into India and its Healing TraditionsNew York: Knopf.
58.
Kapferer, B., 1983. A Celebration of Demons: Exorcism and the Aesthetics of Healing in Sri LankaBloomington: Indiana University Press.
59.
— 1988. Legends ofPeople, Myths of State: Violence, Intolerance and Political Culture in Sri Lanka and AustraliaWashington : Smithsonian.
60.
Keyes, C. F., and E. V. Daniel (eds), 1983. Karma: An Anthropological InquiryBerkeley: University of California Press.
61.
Kumar, N., 1988. The Artisans of Banaras: Popular Culture and Identity, 1880-1986Princeton: University Press
62.
Manor, J. (ed.), 1984. Sri Lanka in Change and CrisisLondon: Croom Helm.
63.
Marglin, F.A., 1985. Wives of the God-King: The Rituals of the Devadasis of PuriDelhi: Oxford University Press .
64.
Marriott, M., 1976. 'Hindu transactions: Diversity without dualism' , in B. Kapferer (ed.), Transactions and Meaning.Philadelphia: Institute for the Study of Human Issues .
65.
— 1989. 'Constructing an Indian ethnosociology', Contributions to Indian Sociology, (N. S.)23, 1-39.
Morinis, E.A., 1984. Pilgrimage in the Hindu Tradition: A Case Study of West BengalDelhi: Oxford University Press.
73.
Morrison, B. M., M. P. Moore and M. U. Ishak Lebbe (eds), 1979. The Disintegrating VillageColombo: Lake House.
74.
Nissan, E., 1984. 'Some thoughts on Sinhalese justifications for the violence' , in Manor (ed.) (1984).
75.
— 1989. 'History in the making: Anuradhapura and the Sinhala Buddhist nation', in Seneviratne (ed.) (1989).
76.
— and R.L. Stirrat, 1987. 'State, nation and the representation of evil' , Sussex Research Papers in Social Anthropology1.
77.
— and —, 1990. 'The generation of communal identities' , in Spencer (ed.) (1990a).
78.
Obeyesekere, G., 1975. 'Sorcery, premeditated murder and the canalization of aggression in Sri Lanka', Ethnology , 14, 1-23.
79.
— 1979. 'The vicissitudes of the Sinhala-Buddhist identity through time and change', in M. Roberts (ed.), Collective Identities, Nationalism and Protest in Modem Sri LankaColombo: Marga.
80.
— 1981. Medusa's Hair: An Essay on Personal Symbols and Religious ExperienceChicago: University Press.
81.
— 1984a. The Cult of the Goddess PattiniChicago : University Press.
82.
— 1984b. 'The origins and institutionalisation of political violence' , in Manor (ed.)(1984).
83.
— 1987. 'Re-reflections on Pattini and Medusa' , Contributions to Indian Sociology (N. S.), 21, 99-109.
84.
— 1989a. 'The myth of the human sacrifice: History, story and debate in a Buddhist chronicle', in Seneviratne (ed.) (1989).
85.
— 1989b. 'The conscience of the parricide: A study in Buddhist history', Man (N. S.), 24, 136-54.
86.
O'Flaherty, W.D., 1973. Asceticism and Eroticism in the Mythology of SivaOxford: Clarendon Press.
87.
— 1976. The Origins of Evil in Hindu MythologyBerkeley: University of California Press .
88.
— (ed.), 1980. Karma and Rebirth in Classical Indian Traditions.Berkeley: University of California Press.
89.
Ostor, Akos, 1980. The Play of the Gods: Locality, Ideology, Structure, and Time in the Festivals of a Bengali TownChicago: University Press.
90.
Parry, J.P., 1979. Caste and Kingship in KangraLondon : Routledge & Kegan Paul.
91.
— 1980. 'Ghosts, greed and sin: The occupational identity of the Benares funeral priests', Man (N. S.), 15, 88-111.
92.
— 1982. 'Sacrificial death and the necrophagous ascetic' , in M. Bloch and J. Parry (eds), Death and the Regeneration of LifeCambridge: University Press .
93.
— 1989a. 'On the moral perils of exchange', in J. Parry and M. Bloch (eds), Money and the Morality of Exchange.Cambridge: University Press .
94.
— 1989b. 'The end of the body', in M. Feher (ed.), Fragments for a History of the Human Body, vol. 2, Zone 4, 490-517.
95.
Pocock, D.F., 1973. Mind, Body and WealthOxford : Blackwell.
96.
Raheja, G.G., 1988a. The Poison in the Gift: Ritual, Prestation and the Dominant Caste in a North Indian VillageChigaco: University Press.
97.
— 1988b. 'India: Caste, kingship, and dominance reconsidered' , Annual Review of Anthropology, 17, 497-522.
98.
Reiniche, M.-L., 1979. Les dieux et les hommes: étude des cultes d'un village du Tirunelveli, Inde du sudParis: Mouton.
99.
- 1985. 'Le temple dans la localité: Quatre exemples au Tamilnad' , Parusartha, 8, 75-119.
100.
Roberts, M. (ed.), 1979. Collective Identities, Nationalisms and Protest in Modem Sri Lanka.Colombo: Marga.
101.
Robinson, M.S., 1975. Political Structure in a Changing Sinhalese VillageCambridge: University Press.
102.
Rogers, J.D., 1987. 'Social mobility, popular ideology, and collective violence in modem Sri Lanka', Journal of Asian Studies , 46, 583-602.
103.
Schneider, D.M., 1968. American Kinskip: A Cultural AccountEnglewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall.
104.
Seneviratne, H.L., 1978. Rituals of the Kandyan StateCambridge : University Press.
105.
- (ed.), 1989. Identity, Consciousness and the Past: The South Asian Scene. Social Analysis (special issue), 25.
106.
Sharma, M., 1978. The Politics of Inequality: Competition and Control in an Indian VillageHonolulu: University Press of Hawaii.
107.
Shulman, D.D., 1980. Tamil Temple Myths: Sacilfice and Divine Marriage in the South Indian Saiva TraditionPrinceton: University Press.
108.
- 1985. The King and the Clown in South Indian Myth and PoetryPrinceton: University Press.
109.
Slater, R.P., 1984. 'Hill country Tamils in the aftermath of the violence' , in Manor (ed.) (1984).
110.
Social Scientists' Association1984. Ethnicity and Social Change in Sri LankaColombo : Social Scientists' Association.
111.
Southwold, M., 1983. Buddhism in Life: The Anthropological Study of Religion and the Sinhalese Practice of BuddhismManchester : University Press.
112.
Spencer, J., 1984. 'Popular perceptions of the violence: A provincial view' , in Manor (ed.) (1984).
113.
- (ed.), 1990a. Sri Lanka: History and the Roots of Conflict.London: Routledge.
114.
- 1990b. A Sinhala Village in a Time of Trouble: Politics and Change in Rural Sri LankaDelhi: Oxford University Press.
115.
- 1990c. 'Collective violence and everyday practice in Sri Lanka' , Modem Asian Studies, 24, 603-23.
116.
- 1990d. 'Writing within: Anthropology, nationalism, and culture in Sri Lanka', Current Anthropology, 31, 283-91.
117.
Srinivas, M.N., 1952. Religion and Society among the Coorgs of South IndiaOxford: Clarendon Press.
118.
- 1976. The Remembered VillageDelhi: Oxford University Press.
119.
Tambiah, S.J., 1967. 'The politics of language in India and Ceylon' , Modem Asian Studies, 1,215-40.
120.
- 1970 . Buddhism and the Spirit Cults in North-east ThailandCambridge: University Press.
121.
- 1986 . Sri Lanka: Ethnic Fratriclde and the Dismantling of DemocracyLondon: I. B. Tauris.
122.
Tapper, B.E., 1987. Rivalry and Tribute: Society and Ritual in a Telugu Village in South IndiaDelhi: Hindustan .
123.
Tarabout, G., 1986. Sacrifier et donner à voir en pays Malabar: les fêtes de temple au Kerala (Inde du sud): étude anthropologiqueParis: Ecole Française d'Extrême Orient.
124.
Tennekoon, N.S., 1988. 'Rituals of development: The accelerated Mahavali Program of Sri Lanka', American Ethnologist , 15, 294-310.
125.
- 1990. 'Newspaper nationalism: Sinhala identity as historical discourse', in Spencer (ed.) (1990a).
126.
Toffin, G., 1984. Société et religion chez les Newar du NépalParis: Editions du CNRS.
127.
van der Veer, P., 1985. 'Brahmans: Their purity and their poverty', Contributions to Indian Sociology (N. S.), 19, 303-21.
128.
- 1988. Gods on Earth: The Management of Religious Experience and Identity in a North Indian Pilgrimage CentreLondon : Athlone Press.
129.
- 1989. 'The power of detachment: Disciplines of body and mind in the Ramanandi order', American Ethnologist, 16, 458-70.
130.
Wadley, S.S., 1975. Shakti: Power in the Conceptual Structure of Karimpur ReligionChicago: University of Chicago, Dept. of Anthropology.
131.
Whitaker, M.P., 1990. 'A compound of many histories: The many pasts of an east coast Tamil community', in Spencer (ed.) (1990a).