Rāmāyana in the Folk Tradition of India’s Northeast Region

17.11.2025

Englisch

9781803747248

Peter Lang Ltd. International Academic Publishers

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262

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Payel Dutta Chowdhury is an independent researcher and Marketing and Communications Content Specialist (Asia, Africa & Oceania) at American Welding Society (DL, Florida, USA). She specializes in Cultural Studies, Gender Studies, and Film Studies. She takes active interest in the study of folk culture and literature of India’s northeast region. Her published books of non-fiction are The Khasis of Meghalaya: Cultural Continuities and Transformations (2023), The Nagas: Social and Cultural Identity – Texts and Contexts (2019), and Dynamics of Self, Family and Community (2017). Her books of fiction include Lockdown Diaries: Stories of Unusual Times (2020), Folktales from India’s Northeast (2020), and The Women of Phoolbari and Other Stories (2019). She has published widely in national and international journals. Farddina Hussain is an Associate Professor of English at Gauhati University, Guwahati, Assam, and is also an independent filmmaker. Her areas of interest are Cultural Studies, Film Studies, Travel Writing, Graphic Narratives, and Gender Studies. Several of her research papers on film, Posthumanism, and travel narratives have been published in reputed journals listed under UGC and Scopus. She is presently working on graphic narratives, slow journalism, and Energy Humanities along with her research scholars. She has also presented papers at both national and international conferences on these areas of interest.

Rāmāyana in the Folk Tradition of India’s Northeast Region, Payel Dutta Chowdhury, Farddina Hussain, Rāmāyana, Northeast India, Oral Tradition, Performing Arts, Sātkānda Rāmāyaṇa, Visual Arts, Sabin Alun, Bhabaninath’s The Coronation of Rāma, Ramayana ni Katta, Mizo Rāmāyana, Bhāonā, Rāmkathā, Wari Liba, Mādhav Kandali, Nāmghar, Sankardēva

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210 mm

14.8 cm