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Introductionalth. The issues addressed in these essays were investigated during 38 months of fieldwork in rural southwest peninsular India (1974–86) and 15 months of fieldwork in southwest Sri Lanka (1983–84). During various periods of this time I conducted ethnographic fieldwork, explored the feasibility of pa

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Cultural Notions of Fertility in South Asia and their Impact on Sri Lankan Family Planning Practicestility. Data from two ethnographic contexts will be presented: South Kanara District, Karnataka State, India and Low Country, Southwest Sri Lanka. A case study which sparked our curiosity in the cultural perception of fertility will initially be introduced, followed by a general discussion of the an

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The Ethnophysiology and Folk Dietetics of Pregnancy: A Case Study from South Indiaidu 1972). While folk dietary restrictions have frequently been cited in Indian health sector reports (Voluntary Health Association 1985b; United States Department of Health, Eduction and Welfare 1979) as negatively affecting the health status of pregnant women among the rural poor, little attempt h

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