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Old Deccan Days

Name: Old Deccan Days
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02055459
Price: 48.79 EUR
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Author: Mary FrereSir Bartle Frere
ISBN: 9781108020770

Or, Hindoo Fairy Legends, Current in Southern India

Mary FrereSir Bartle Frere

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Codice Libristo: 02055459

Casa editrice Cambridge University Press, settembre 2010

First published in 1868, this volume contains a collection of twenty-four traditional stories from t... Descrizione completa

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First published in 1868, this volume contains a collection of twenty-four traditional stories from the southern Indian state of Maharashtra. Mary Eliza Isabella Frere (1845–1911) travelled to India in 1863 to stay with her father, Sir Bartle Frere, the Governor of Bombay. She became fascinated with Indian culture and transcribed these stories from her ayah (nanny and chaperone) Anna Liberata da Souza who had been told them by her grandmother. Expressive and detailed, these stories formed part of southern India's traditional oral culture, at risk of being lost. This volume includes an introduction by Sir Bartle Frere exploring the cultural background to the stories and a chapter by Anna Liberata da Souza describing her life and childhood. This volume was extremely popular, being reprinted in four editions by 1889 and encouraging the study of comparative mythology while revealing new information concerning Indian traditional culture.