Ramaswamy, S. — The Lost Land of Lemuria: Fabulous Geographies, Catastrophic Histories

Sumathi Ramaswamy · University of California Press (2004); cited via Connolly (2023) review

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Peer-reviewed scholarly history of the Kumari Kandam / Lemuria imaginary. This is the anchor reference for the Ecumene methodology page's explicit refusal of Kumari Kandam as a literal geographic frame, in favour of the empirical translocal-kindred 'ecumene' model.

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