More Life in the Folklores of St Thomas Christians with Special Reference to Margamkalipattu and Rampanpattu
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ArticlePublication details: Ujjain; Jnanatirtha, Jul.-Dec. 2021Description: Pages 157-174Subject(s):
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the folklores are forms of human communication wherein knowledge, art, ideas and culture are received, preserved and transmitted orally from one generation to another. Kerala is also blessed with varieties of Christian folklores and folk arts. Most notable Christian folklores of Kerala iare Margamkali, Chavittunadakam, Parichamuttukali, Rampanpattu etc. Dr. Domnic Vechoor and Fr. Praveen Kodavana in the present article expose the moral life of Thomas Christians as reflected in the Folklores of St Thomas Christians of India with special reference to Margamkalipattu and Rampanpattu
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the folklores are forms of human communication wherein knowledge, art, ideas and culture are received, preserved and transmitted orally from one generation to another. Kerala is also blessed with varieties of Christian folklores and folk arts. Most notable Christian folklores of Kerala iare Margamkali, Chavittunadakam, Parichamuttukali, Rampanpattu etc. Dr. Domnic Vechoor and Fr. Praveen Kodavana in the present article expose the moral life of Thomas Christians as reflected in the Folklores of St Thomas Christians of India with special reference to Margamkalipattu and Rampanpattu
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