"Your Majesty, your son is unable to learn?": A Study of the Notions of 'Learning' and 'Teaching' Inscribed in a Sample of Southern Folk Tales from Ancient Lanka
Despite textual and other historical evidence pertaining to 'learning' and 'teaching' in ancient Lanka is sparse scholars have focused their attention on such notions. However, there is rich evidence for 'learning' and 'teaching' in ancient Lanka's folkta...
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