Disappearances, Dissident Memory and Magic: Sandya Ekneligoda's Struggle for Justice
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- KALI-NOV05-C029
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- Chulani Kodikara
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- Article
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- English
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- 2024
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- Memory Studies 17(3), 531-546; DOI 10.1177/17506980241241591
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- Additional Full-Text Sources — 5 November 2026; Sri Lanka; Direct Kali invocation in Sri Lankan public ritual
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Examines a public Kali yadinna (devotional appeal or curse) undertaken by Sandya Ekneligoda in her campaign for justice concerning her disappeared husband, and its relationship to dissident public memory and gendered activism. Separate author, analytical frame and publication from the Waldorf-Premaratna paper on later protests.
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Chulani Kodikara | 2024 | Sri Lanka | English
Publication: Memory Studies 17(3), 531-546; DOI 10.1177/17506980241241591
Examines a public Kali yadinna (devotional appeal or curse) undertaken by Sandya Ekneligoda in her campaign for justice concerning her disappeared husband, and its relationship to dissident public memory and gendered activism. Separate author, analytical frame and publication from the Waldorf-Premaratna paper on later protests.
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Chulani Kodikara. Disappearances, Dissident Memory and Magic: Sandya Ekneligoda's Struggle for Justice. Memory Studies 17(3), 531-546; DOI 10.1177/17506980241241591. 2024.
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