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Translation as Interpretation
The Mahābhārata has never existed as a single fixed text. It has moved through oral performance, handwritten manuscripts, a modern critical edition, English translations, and film, and the meaning ebbs and flows across time and medium. We studied Sanskrit grammar, compared four English translations,
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