Embodiment and Ambivalence: Emotion in South Asian Muharram Drumming

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2000
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10.2307/3185244
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International Council for Traditional Music
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Wolf, Richard K. 2000. Embodiment and ambivalence: Emotion in South Asian Muharram drumming. Yearbook for Traditional Music 32: 81-116.
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    Embodiment and Ambivalence: Emotion in South… : DASH Story 2014-02-05
    Many thanks, this is a great chance to get access to academic data from Russia. It is especially important as there are very few scholars left in the field of South Asia here, and very few publications that are available even in the biggest libraries (such as, for example, Russian State Library in Moscow). At present, I am writing a paper on processions in India, and have chosen a few of them (including ashura procession) for discusion.