The Multivalence of an Epic: Text and Recitations of the Ramayana

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<span>The Multivalence of an Epic: Text and Recitations of the Ramayana</span>

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The Ramayana has been retold across languages and in all genres. Recitations are key to elaborating its meaning: for example, the story of Rama is performed in north India through Navaratri in October, and in Kerala the text is recited through the month of Karkidakam (July–August). A one-day online workshop of readings of texts from southern India and Southeast Asia is being convened in the context of a new collection of essays, The Multivalence of an Epic: Retelling the Ramayana in South India and Southeast Asia (ed. Parul Pandya Dhar, 2021).

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Event starts on Saturday, 11 December 2021 at 09:30 hrs

Type

Cultural

Dates

11 Dec 2021, 09:30 AM

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The Multivalence of an Epic: Text and Recitations of the Ramayana