Tangible and Intangible Traditional Heritage of Tribal Culture
Contributor(s): Kumar, Narsingh.
Publisher: New Delhi SSDN Publishers 2018Description: x, 208p.ISBN: 9789383575114.Subject(s): Tribes -- India | Indigenous peoples -- Social life and customs | Cultural property -- IndiaDDC classification: 305.80954 Summary: This book is the result of the seminar entitled "Tangible and intangible heritage of Adivasi culture in Central India: continuity and change" which was organized to discuss the interface of Adivasi culture with all the incoming forces in a comprehensive manner. The thrust of the discussion was continuity and change among the Adivasis of Central India. In order to contextualize the cultural, social and historical dynamics of the region, it is important to look beyond territorial and political boundaries and highlight the cultural continuities in the region. This becomes important when the issues and concerns of understanding the multi-dimensional aspects of culture are drawn to the attention of contemporary scholarship and policymaking. This is the way of recognizing manifestations of identities in the context of multi-cultural dynamicsItem type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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NASSDOC Library | 305.80954 TAN- (Browse shelf) | Available | 49791 |
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305.80954 CHA-T Tribal development in India | 305.80954 SAB-E Ethnicity and class: social divisions in an Indian city | 305.80954 SAK-T Tribal Studies and Beyond | 305.80954 TAN- Tangible and Intangible Traditional Heritage of Tribal Culture | 305.80954127 SIN-J Jharkhand ki janjatiya lok sanskriti, parv-tyohar evam devi-devta | 305.80954133 ANU-T Tribals participation in Naxalite movement: perception, motivation and survival | 305.80954162 PRE-S Social and religious institutions of Bodos |
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This book is the result of the seminar entitled "Tangible and intangible heritage of Adivasi culture in Central India: continuity and change" which was organized to discuss the interface of Adivasi culture with all the incoming forces in a comprehensive manner. The thrust of the discussion was continuity and change among the Adivasis of Central India. In order to contextualize the cultural, social and historical dynamics of the region, it is important to look beyond territorial and political boundaries and highlight the cultural continuities in the region. This becomes important when the issues and concerns of understanding the multi-dimensional aspects of culture are drawn to the attention of contemporary scholarship and policymaking. This is the way of recognizing manifestations of identities in the context of multi-cultural dynamics
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