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... olcieMunn Performances Mourning Collective to Trauma Africa: Individual From South and Iraq in Song and Stories...

... , no. 3 ( 2023 ). Cutler Norman . “ Interpreting Tirukkuṟaḷ: The Role of Commentary in the Creation of a Text .” Journal of the American Oriental Society 112 , no. 4 ( 1992 ): 549 – 66 . Cutler Norman . Songs of Experience: The Poetics of Tamil Devotion . Bloomington : Indiana...

...Jazmin Graves Eyssallenne Abstract The Islamic devotional tradition of Sidis, Indians of East African ancestry, in Gujarat and Mumbai in western India involves the performance of devotional songs. These songs constitute an oral archive that the Sidi community has preserved over generations...

...Andrew J. Eisenberg Employing approaches from ethnomusicology and vocal anthropology, Eisenberg undertakes an interpretive-ethnographic analysis of Indian taarab , a genre of Swahili song on the Kenyan coast that features Swahili words set to Hindi film song melodies performed in a distinctly...

...Beeta Baghoolizadeh Abstract This article looks to two songs, “Layla Said” and “Mammad, You Weren't There to See,” to examine the politics of representation, race, religion, and nationalism in late twentieth-century Iran. “Layla Said,” a religious eulogy sung by Jahanbakhsh Kurdizadeh, would serve...

...., the areas in East India including Bangladesh, where Bangla is the official language. Here the history of a popular song, “Tuni’r Ma,” is used to exemplify the holistic understanding of the dynamics involved in the process of cultural reconciliation. The song leads to a discussion of aesthetics and gender...

...Amiya Dev Dev’s article discusses the Mahābhārata as world literature in the context of the epic tradition, including Homer’s Iliad and the Odyssey and the German epic poem Nibelungenlied ( The Song of the Nibelungs ). © 2012 by Duke University Press 2012 The M a h...

... COMR4RATIM STUDIES OF SOUTH ASIA, AfRM AND THE MIDDLE ST YOl. Na 2 (1m) address her husband’s brothers.2 song quoted above, however, reminds the listener that Somali women compose their own style of poetry, camels and horses are given as bridewealth (i.e., from called buraanbur...

... the Mosque” and Anton Rubinstein’s “Persian as the son of an imperial official. After gradu- Song.” In 1923, several concerts in Orenburg ating from school, he worked as an editor and included “Eastern” musical themes with the per- satirist for various journals...

... to do some Rwandan modern music. Like, God needs our culture too. If God created Rwanda, he needs Rwandese to worship as Rwandese. Here Emmanuel pointed out that when Pentecostal audiences demanded that singers sing only gospel songs, they were, unconsciously or not, advocating for a particular...

... Delhi : Orient Blackswan , 2010 . Safadi Alison . “ The Colonial Construction of Hindustani 1800–1947 .” PhD diss., Goldsmiths, University of London , 2012 . research.gold.ac.uk/8026/1/History_thesis_Safadi.pdf . Schofield Katherine Butler . “ ‘Words without Songs’: The Social...

... breeze, or the sound of sluggish footsteps heard coming up the stairs. Bowra, as cited by Earl Miner in his piece in The Renewal of Song, talks about how the “primitive song” was in fact the assimilation of mean- ingless sounds. The example cited is of the welcome song of the people...

... on Marwari prosody were composed starting in the seventeenth century, but the Raghunath Rupak ( Songs of Praise to Ram , written ca. 1806 and first published in 1899) is arguably the first comprehensive treatise on its art of poetic craft. 12 It was written by a Brahmin poet Manch, or Mansaram Sevag...

... on older forms, appealing to an audi• grain; in the house of the Mahars and Mangs, songs' is a ence accustomed to them. well-known Marathi saying. It can be interpreted to mean Therefore, we would argue that the Dalit literature that while...

... in the further on that this category also belongs to the generic following way. The etymology of the compound word is cinema but is different in terms of the area of experi- as follows: “melo” derives from the Greek word ence dealt with. “melos” which means song, music. The Greek...

... and workplaces. From then on the Tamil militants visualize and arrange their ideas through posters, compose intensified their struggle and numerous Tamil, Sinhala and feelings into songs and also discussed each other's creations Moslem civilians have been killed or become refugees...

... offer a first wife when her husband marries another lucid analysis of social problems left behind by wife. The friends of the first wife dance and colonialism. sing songs that insult the man and even the new Both the genre and the friendship neces- wife. Men...

... (chang) and liquor its principle rites, is the most important event of the (raksi). A song competition between men and Thakali yearly calendar. Its goals and themes are women ensues. Their songs have a standardized manifold and complex, since the whole of its activi- format (in which...

..., and the Unruly Power of Song .” African Affairs 108 , no. 430 ( 2009 ): 27 – 48 . Haas Mary . “ The Killing Fields of KZN: Local Government Elections, Violence, and Democracy in 2016 .” South African Crime Quarterly , no. 57 ( 2016 ): 43 – 53 . Hart Gillian . Rethinking the South...