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Harinath Misra papers--addition, 1998

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The addition to this collection MSS 13079 contains a letter from Harinath Misra (and Dr. Shailenda Misra) to University of Virginia Asian Studies professor emeritus Walter Hauser dated 8 October 1998. Also included is a printed item, "Guide and Glossary to the Survey and Settlement Operations in The Patna and Bhagalpur Divisions. The Benal Secretariat Book Depot. Calcutta. 1907.

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Ravindra S. Khare papers, 1938/2017

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Ravindra S. Khare papers (1938-2017; 13.40 cubic feet) include correspondence, course notes and syllabi, meeting minutes and agendas, reprints, and drafts of articles related to Ravindra S. Khare, Professor of Anthropology, and Khare's teaching, research, and service. In particular, the materials document international commission work, UVA committees, and Khare's teaching and research on social inequalities, globalization, the anthropology of food, and social and political topics and movements in India.

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