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The is the first explorative book on culture that interprets the rock evidences, tribal and other religious pantheons, politics, theory of architecture, folk arts, mythology and performing arts of Kalinga, Kosala and Utkala, politically reformulated in 1936 as Orissa. Having exposed and combined the concepts of culture envisaged by Weber, Durkheim and Parson, the study approaches toward post modern discourese: phenomenology, cultural anthropology and structuralism. The book also determines how transmission of knowledge is central to cultural and narrates through its five sections how Odiya culture is linked to power in conscious and unconscious ways; how it is insidious, sporadic and ubiquitous; and, of course, how the Odia cultural ideologies, in rare moments, transcend rationale boundaries.
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- PublisherMittal Publications
- Publication date2012
- ISBN 10 8183241522
- ISBN 13 9788183241526
- BindingHardcover
- LanguageEnglish
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Contents Preface 1 Pale ontological Odisa 2 Kalinga and Odra multiple interpretations 3 Prehistoric evidences 4 Evidence of the paleolithic age copper age 5 Coins 6 Odia culture from 1700 BC to 11the century AD 7 The Suktimati civilization 10th century BC to 16th century BC 8 Kharavela and Jain culture in Orissa 1 st century BC 9 The Bonda tribe the hilltop dwellers 10 How scientific is a legend 11 The history of Koraput 12 The language of Tri Kalinga 13 Village system and agriculture in prehistoric Odisa 14 Odia tribal culture 15 Evidences from archaeology-Oriya culture and history 16 History as politicspolitics as history Odia culture in 1st century BC 17 Mahabira and Buddhas influences on Odia culture 18 Our multiple cultural faces 19 The spiritual life of the Dongria Kondhs 20 Religion and magic in Odia Vratya Culture 21 The impact of Jainism in Koraput 22 Schools of Buddhism 23 Ramayana and Mahakosala 24 Kosala and Nagarjuna Nagarjunas life story 25 The tantric culture 26 Kalinga and its culture 27 Sakta culture in Mahakosala 28 Mahakantara and the cult of stambheswari 29 Sun worship in Odisa 30 Commercial culture in ancient Kalinga 31 Water routes 32 The exportation of Odissi goods 33 Education and culture 34 Ancient disciplines of education in Odisa 35 Mathematics astrology and Almanacs 36 Studies in Ayurvedic medicine 37 Vocational education in ancient Odisa 38 Yuan Chwangs account 39 Dasaratha Jataka one more version of Ramayana 40 Silpa Prakasa Orissa 41 Orissa in the micro histories 42 The history of Kantilo 43 The history of Ranapur 44 The history of Nayagarh 45 The history of Banki 46 The history of Buguda 47 A thread of continuity 48 Cultural roots through micro histories 49 Folk culture of Odisa Bibliography Index This is the first explorative book on culture that interprets the rock evidences tribal and other religious pantheons politics theory of architecture folk arts mythology and performing arts of Kalinga Kosala and Utkala politically reformulated in 1936 as OrissaHaving exposed and combined the concepts of culture envisaged by Weber Durkheim and Parson the study approaches toward postmodern discourse phenomenology cultural anthropology and structuralism The book also determines how transmission of knowledge is central to culture and narrates through its five sections how Odiya culture is linked to power in conscious and unconscious ways; hw it is insidious sporadic and ubiquitous; and of course how the Odia cultural ideologies in care moments transcend rationale boundaries 391 pp. Seller Inventory # 101023
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