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| | Souvenirs, Music and Tourism/ Hutnyk |
 | | As a popstar, Crispian Mills is someone usually considered, in an admittedly voluminous, though some would say shallow, archive of writing, in a rather different sector of the cultural studies marketplace than that offered here. |
 | | Crispian's mysticism is not some form of solidarity with the marginal, esoteric, or a minority religion, but is instead an opportunist cashing-in that steers dangerously close to support for a quite pernicious form of Hindutva right-wing cultural politics.4 Relativism and cultural sensitivity sometimes plays with such fire. |
 | | Crispian says he doesn't know why it's done or why the Brahmin says he needs it, but afterwards - well, after an edit cut away to Crispian on his own outside the temple - he explains it's a "third eye" and that it's the sun, just set, on his forehead. |
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