Abstract
This paper seeks to address the theme of this volume by exploring the place of the fabulous in the imaginary geographies of a lost world in the Indian Ocean.I begin with three enchanted flights of imagination that seek to convey a useful truth. All three are occasioned by travel to a real place—Kanyakumari, the “Cape Comorin” of colonial atlases, and the land's end of the Indian peninsula and of its Tamil-speaking region (“Tamil Nadu”).
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Ramaswamy, S. (2000). History at Land’s End: Lemuria in Tamil Spatial Fables. The Journal of Asian Studies, 59(3), 575–602. https://doi.org/10.2307/2658944
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