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Kannagi Through the Ages: From the Epic to the Dravidian Movement by Prabha Rani
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- 9789354355318
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- Kannagi Through the Ages
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Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing India Pvt. LTD.
ISBN-10
9354355315
ISBN-13
9789354355318
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6057280529
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Number of Pages
252 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Kannagi Through the Ages : from the Epic to the Dravidian Movement
Subject
Comparative Literature, Subjects & Themes / Women, Asian / Indic
Publication Year
2023
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Literary Criticism
Format
Hardcover
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0.8 in
Item Weight
15.1 Oz
Item Length
8.9 in
Item Width
5.7 in
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"This important monograph has a sweep almost as broad as the epic it investigates. Tracing the evolution of the Silappatikaram from its possible folk origins and the amalgamation of the cults of various goddesses with the local cult of Kannagi, it goes on to investigate how its multiple iterations over time reflect the preoccupations of the age. Different strata of society in every age have different preoccupations, and despite the story being repurposed to serve diverse ends, folk versions refuse to fall in line with elite constructions. A compelling work indeed." - Dr Bharati Jagannathan, Associate Professor, Department of History, Miranda House, University of Delhi, New Delhi, and author of Approaching the Divine: The Integration of Alvar Bhakti in Srivaisnavism "The retellings of the Silappatikaram and the reclaiming of Kannagi not only inform the Tamil nationalist discourse but also reveal how female icons are deftly appropriated to legitimise the gendered ordering of society. Through meticulous research and lucid writing, Prabha Rani engages us in the dialectic of the evolving Kannagi motif, integral to the manifold expressions of Tamil nationalist imagination ... as being both embedded in and also interrogating and breaking free of patriarchal values. This is an authoritative, refreshingly innovative and non-jargonistic must-read book for all, especially for those interested in Indian history, contemporary Tamil identity articulation, religion in postcolonial India and female icons in Indian epics and myths and their continuing use in political mobilisation." - Dr Meenakshi Gopinath, Chair, Centre for Policy Research; Founder- Director, Women in Security Conflict Management and Peace (WISCOMP) and Principal Emerita, Lady Shri Ram College, New Delhi "The story of Kannagi has captured the imagination of the Tamils over the centuries and has, especially in recent years, come to symbolise womanly fortitude and power. Dr Prabha Rani's richly textured analysis of this figure through an analysis of the epic Silappatikaram , folk narratives and contemporary plays and literary works provides us with a fascinating history of the transmission and transformation of legends, ideas and symbols. This book will be of immense value to scholars and lovers of Tamil literature." - Dr R. Mahalakshmi, Professor, Centre for Historical Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, and Secretary, Indian History Congress, "This important monograph has a sweep almost as broad as the epic it investigates. Tracing the evolution of the Silappatikaram from its possible folk origins and the amalgamation of the cults of various goddesses with the local cult of Kannagi, it goes on to investigate how its multiple iterations over time reflect the preoccupations of the age. Different strata of society in every age have different preoccupations, and despite the story being repurposed to serve diverse ends, folk versions refuse to fall in line with elite constructions. A compelling work indeed." --Dr Bharati Jagannathan, Associate Professor, Department of History, Miranda House, University of Delhi, New Delhi, and author of Approaching the Divine: The Integration of Alvar Bhakti in Srivaisnavism "The retellings of the Silappatikaram and the reclaiming of Kannagi not only inform the Tamil nationalist discourse but also reveal how female icons are deftly appropriated to legitimise the gendered ordering of society. Through meticulous research and lucid writing, Prabha Rani engages us in the dialectic of the evolving Kannagi motif, integral to the manifold expressions of Tamil nationalist imagination ... as being both embedded in and also interrogating and breaking free of patriarchal values. This is an authoritative, refreshingly innovative and non-jargonistic must-read book for all, especially for those interested in Indian history, contemporary Tamil identity articulation, religion in postcolonial India and female icons in Indian epics and myths and their continuing use in political mobilisation." --Dr Meenakshi Gopinath, Chair, Centre for Policy Research; Founder- Director, Women in Security Conflict Management and Peace (WISCOMP) and Principal Emerita, Lady Shri Ram College, New Delhi "The story of Kannagi has captured the imagination of the Tamils over the centuries and has, especially in recent years, come to symbolise womanly fortitude and power. Dr Prabha Rani's richly textured analysis of this figure through an analysis of the epic Silappatikaram , folk narratives and contemporary plays and literary works provides us with a fascinating history of the transmission and transformation of legends, ideas and symbols. This book will be of immense value to scholars and lovers of Tamil literature." --Dr R. Mahalakshmi, Professor, Centre for Historical Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, and Secretary, Indian History Congress
Table Of Content
Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Women in Tamil Literary Tradition 2. The Epic Silappatikaram 3. Kannagi in Folk Narratives 4. Social Reform Movements and Kannagi 5. Kannagi in the 'Tamil Culture' Frame 6. Kannagi and the Dravidian Movement Conclusion Glossary References Index About the author
Synopsis
Kannagi and Silappatikaram are important parts of the cultural landscape of Tamil Nadu-the story has been told in many genres of literature and continues to be told. Every narrative, however, carries the imprint of the times it was released in. Kannagi through the Ages: From the Epic to the Dravidian Movement aims to understand the ways in which representations of Kannagi in the epic Silappatikaram differ in every new narrative. Looking at the portrayals of Kannagi in plays, commentaries and folk narratives, the book examines how representations of gender and culture have evolved over time. Focusing on the interrelationships between a text and a society as well as between society and the way it moulds the category of 'woman' at different times through symbols and icon, the author analyses the social, cultural and political processes that contributed to the emergence of Kannagi as an icon of Tamil culture and epitome of Tamil womanhood.
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