Traditions and Transitions folk narrative in the contemporary world
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July 2001 The University of Melbourne, Australia
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Traditions and Transitions folk narrative in the contemporary world |
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| Author | Title |
| BHATTACHARJEE, Kishore | Temple Legends and Popular Religion in Assam |
| CHAKRABORTY, Biplap | 'Lokabharan': the style of recreating folk narrative in literature |
| HANDOO, Jawaharlal | People are Still Hungry for Kings: folklore and oral history |
| JAYARAJAN, V | The Liberation Value of Folk Narrative Songs, with Special Reference to Kerala |
| MISHRA, Mahendra Kumar | The Cultural Identity of the Saora Tribe of Orissa: Tradition and Transition unable to present |
| MOHANTY, Giribala | The Tale of a Tale: The Crow and the Bitter Gourd |
| NAITHANI, Sadhana | Wildly Ours: a new Panchtantra |
| PADHI, Anjali | Tradition and Transition in the Paharia Tribe unable to present |
| PATTANAIK, Kailash | Oral and Written Study of a New Genre of Oriya Short Story |
| SABARIMATHU, C | Textualisation of the Difference of Gender, Age, Caste and Religion in Indian Folktales |
| VASANTHALAKSHMI, R | The Deification of Folk Heroines in Eighteenth-century India |