Penance and Punishment: Marking the Body in Criminal Law and Social Ideology of Ancient India
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2011
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Abstract. This article deals with the twin systems of penance and punishment for offences against the moral and the penal codes found in the ancient Indian lega
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| Authors | Olivelle, Patrick; |
| Journal | The Journal of Hindu Studies |
| Year | 2011 |
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