EXAMINING CULTURAL CONFLICT: IDENTITY AND TRANSFORMATION IN GIRISH KARNADS NAGA-MANDALA
Journal: International Journal of Advanced Research (Vol.12, No. 12)Publication Date: 2024-12-18
Authors : Laxman Kumar;
Page : 1181-1187
Keywords : Cultural Conflict Identity Transformation Folklore Gender Dynamics Postcolonial Literature;
Abstract
Naga-mandalais a compelling exploration of cultural conflict, identity, and transformation within the socio-cultural framework of India. The play interweaves traditional folk narratives with contemporary existential dilemmas, offering a nuanced commentary on gender dynamics, societal norms, and individual agency. The tale of Rani, a young woman trapped in a patriarchal marriage, serves as a lens to examine the intricate interplay of cultural traditions and personal identity.
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