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Painted Words An Anthology Of Tribal Literature Editor G N Devy

Name: Painted Words An Anthology Of Tribal Literature Editor G N Devy
SKU: BELL-11193596
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Penguin Books India

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.31 MB

Author: (Editor) G N Devy

ISBN: 9788192240541, 8192240541

Language: English

Year: 2002

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Painted Words An Anthology Of Tribal Literature Editor G N Devy by (editor) G N Devy 9788192240541, 8192240541 instant download after payment.

This is the first collection of its kind: writings in a rich variety of genres by Adivasis and denotified tribals. Culled from all over India, the selections include tribal versions of the Mahabharat and Ramayan, colourful legends, rhythmic epics, poignant songs, oral histories and a simple but chilling play depicting the routine exploitation of tribal citizens. Edited by one of India's foremost literary critics, this book spotlights a rarely seen, barely understood facet of India's cultural heritage, and shows how deeply intertwined are the mainstream and tribal traditions.