In "Peasant in the City," from the 1960s, by Krishna Shamrao Kulkarni (1916-94), a man and cow cower wide-eyed with alarm under a toppling wall of Cubistic geometry.
In peasant communities across the Andean highlands, Aymara Indian elders dressed up in ceremonial red ponchos and knitted caps, a rawhide whip knotted around one shoulder as a badge of authority, have been convening open-air meetings to urge support for a new constitution designed to give special rights and privileges to Bolivians of indigenous descent.
In peasant and the subjects with insurance, the spectacle coverage was also significantly higher (χ=62.74, P<0.001; χ=11.51, P<0.01, respectively).
Three years later, Mr. Nygren sold his stake in Peasant Restaurant Group, which had helped introduce Atlanta to fine dining in the 1970s with restaurants like Pleasant Peasant and City Grill, and he moved his family to the farm.
Another is most countries' recent roots in peasant farming.
We need to invest in peasant farmers, not dispossess them.
And with 90% of the population in peasant agriculture, most Bhutanese remain poor.
Distrust of the wealthy runs deep in Russian society, with its roots in peasant culture.
Yet it's also true that China has made remarkable improvements in the once-awful schools in peasant areas.
Small, one-story houses, dating from about the time of independence, are clustered together up the hillside in peasant simplicity.
Elena Carson Laura Ekstrandd) is single, still a quirky post-hippie in peasant skirts and a crocheted poncho.
