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The Perception of Power in Determining the Orature with Reference to Cennannurati

Journal: International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) (Vol.8, No. 1)

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Page : 2230-2232

Keywords : Cerinannurati; Orature; folklore; Text; Oral text; written text; Subaltern discourse; Folk culture; Fixity; Power; knowledge;

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Abstract

The peculiarities of the oral text and the written text will constitute the utmost inquisition of this paper. The oral literary traditions are manifestations of a subjugated community with secondary or third rate status; then, what are the idiosyncrasies of those heroic epic songs about Chengannur Kunjathi, a slave, which has been circulating among the Parayas of Central Travancore, Also the paper tries to analyze it with the Foucauldian perspective of power/knowledge. In general, the verbal transcript of an orally performed traditional song has been problematized from a variety of angles by questioning its boundaries, apparent fixity, performative representativity, situational and cultural contextuality, co- textual and intertextual environment, discursive function and ideological bias.

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