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020 _a9781643245157
028 _a: Technical Bureau India Pvt. Ltd.
_b: 4794/23, 1st Floor, 7, Ansari Road, New Delhi
_c: TB401
_d: 16/05/2025
082 _a305.80 TRI
100 _aTrivedi, Rajshree.
100 _aBurke, Rupalee.
245 _aContemporary Adivasi Writings in India
_b: : Shifting Paradigms.
_c/ Rajshree Trivedi.
260 _aIndia
_b: Notion Press,
_c, 2018.
300 _axvi; 158p.
_c: 24cm.
365 _b294
520 _aThis book contains scholarly articles by academicians and activists offering meaningful critiques on various aspects of writings by Adivasis, their way of life, and the reception/implications of these writings based on disciplines such as social psychology, cultural studies, political science, sociology, anthropology and cognitive linguistics. The contributors have put in sincere efforts to explain the critical or historical theory which their articles are couched in. While the first few articles offer critical analyses of writings by Adivasi and non-Adivasi writers, inadequate representation of writings by Adivasi writers and activists in university syllabi across Kerala, issues of publication, reception and the importance of translation, comparative analysis of novels by Adivasi and indigenous writers, ethics of reading Adivasi literature, case study of the writings of an independent researcher of Adivasi history, ecocritical analysis of the poems of a poet largely belonging to the oral tradition, the last two articles are empirical observations of activists, who are actively involved in the cultural sphere of the Adivasis in India and outside, on the need for inter-tribal councils and the importance of orality. The book aims to facilitate academicians, scholars, researchers and students by providing fresh and unexplored critical perspectives on subjects related to contemporary Adivasi writings and culture in India.
650 _aIndigenous peoples
650 _aSocial conditions.
650 _aContemporary Adivasi.
700 _aRajshree Trivedi.
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