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Questioning Ramayanas A South Asian Tradition|Paula Richman2
They are scattered and disconnected, but that is perhaps the only way to give a feel for such a manifold tradition. They speak to one another with shocking verbal abandon. If even today the "authentic" version is not that which is telecast but that which is sung, recited or performed by groups of people in different parts of the country, such rendering would have been even more characteristic of the past. The Ramnamis of Chhattisgarh are a sect of untouchables, started in the s, devoted to chanting Rama's name and key couplets from Tulsidas's Manas. Their increased awareness of the contents of the Manas subsequently opened the door for the inclusion in their chanting sessions of verses from other texts and alternate tellings of the Ram story.






Questioning Ramayanas : A South Asian Tradition by Paula Richman (2001, Trade Paperback)




Description: Many Ramayanas is a collection of papers exploring the diversity of the Ramayana tradition and some of the ways it permeates Indian culture and religion. Kathleen M. In contemporary India, the kathd of Rama, quite apart from its enduring symbolism in the Vaishnava and in some bhakti traditions, has taken on a political role. Send as free online greeting card. Vedanta
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