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Notes
1. Buddhist Fury is based on fieldwork in 2004, August 2006 and October 2008 (17). Jerryson’s dissertation, submitted in December 2008, mentions in one place ‘interviews in 2004, 2006, 2007 and 2008’ (2) but subsequently only ‘formal interviews … in 2006 and 2007’ (21). It is unclear to me whether the 2008 fieldwork was included fully in the dissertation, or only benefits the extended monograph.
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Bruno Shirley
Bruno M. Shirley is a doctoral candidate at Cornell University. His research is on Buddhist ideas about politics, gender and devotion in the medieval Indian Ocean region, particularly Sri Lanka.