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- 622a9bd29720d86fb8f157dd89e811f8f4c6e1d1f30d7f2a8e035038cf1fe9a2 first1 "Stuart".
- 622a9bd29720d86fb8f157dd89e811f8f4c6e1d1f30d7f2a8e035038cf1fe9a2 isCitedBy Manipravalam.
- 622a9bd29720d86fb8f157dd89e811f8f4c6e1d1f30d7f2a8e035038cf1fe9a2 last1 "Blackburn".
- 622a9bd29720d86fb8f157dd89e811f8f4c6e1d1f30d7f2a8e035038cf1fe9a2 pages "29".
- 622a9bd29720d86fb8f157dd89e811f8f4c6e1d1f30d7f2a8e035038cf1fe9a2 publisher "New York, Springer".
- 622a9bd29720d86fb8f157dd89e811f8f4c6e1d1f30d7f2a8e035038cf1fe9a2 quote "After about AD 1500, translations from Sanskrit did appear, and unassimilated words began to flood literary Tamil; eventually a hybrid idiom mixing Sanskrit and Tamil words, and Sanskrit words with Tamil inflections, was devised".
- 622a9bd29720d86fb8f157dd89e811f8f4c6e1d1f30d7f2a8e035038cf1fe9a2 title "Print, folklore, and nationalism in colonial South India".
- 622a9bd29720d86fb8f157dd89e811f8f4c6e1d1f30d7f2a8e035038cf1fe9a2 year "2006".