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Review Of "Patterns Of Community Structure In Colombo, Sri Lanka: An Investigation Of Contemporary Urban Life In South Asia" By N. S. Arachchige-Don

of fascinating and pregnant material. His reluctance to interpret quotes in the first half leads him to repeat references endlessly—sometimes verbatim—in the second, adding tremendous bulk and an off-putting sense of deja vu. Further, presumably verbatim quotes do not always match, and glosses are often inadequate; nor is there sufficient critical evaluation of contending translations of Glta passages. Agarwal does succeed nevertheless in providing a window into how important leaders of social movements thought about and used the Glta, and he contributes a unique perspective in theorizing its "updated" social role in modern India.