01521nam a22002297a 450000500170000000800410001702000180005802801420007608200160021810000180023424501140025226000530036630000310041936500090045050505910045952001680105065000110121865000110122965000160124065000180125670000170127420230504163034.0230504b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9780847684571  a: International Book Distributorsb: Flat no. 17, Prakash Apartment, 4405/2, 5 Ansari Road, Daryaganj, New Delhi.c: 119240d: 27/04/2023  a305.512 DUN  aDundes, Alan.  aTwo tales of crow and sparrowb : a Freudian folkloristic essay on caste and untouchability.c/  Alan Dundes.  a, Lanham, Md.b: Rowman & Littlefieldc, ©1997.  a xii, 162 pagesc ; 24 cm.  b3758  a
Preface		ix	(2)
Acknowledgments		xi	
Two Tales of Crow and Sparrow
1	(138)
Caste
1	(8)
Untouchability
9	(15)
The First Tale of Crow and Sparrow
24	(9)
The Second Tale of Crow and Sparrow
33	(13)
Analysis of the Tales
46	(10)
The Bodily Origin of Caste
56	(10)
Defecation Habits
66	(8)
Freudian Theory in India
74	(10)
Toilet Training in India
84	(8)
The Crackdown Paradox
92	(6)
The Cow Anomaly
98	(7)
Sati (Suttee) and the Theory of Leftovers
105	(11)
Breaking the Rules
116	(8)
Gypsy Defilement as Marginal Survival
124	(7)
Conclusions
131	(8)
Bibliography		139	(24)
About the Author  aThis provocative book by a leading folklorist offers a new analysis of caste in India, focusing on the rationale underlying the customs surrounding untouchability.  a Caste  aDalits  aTales India  aPsychanalyse   aAlan Dundes.