M G Priya
Biographic Data
| ID | 230450 |
|---|---|
| NAME | M G Priya |
| GIVEN NAMES | M G |
| FAMILY NAME | Priya |
| SIGNATURE | PRIYA M G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2581-6474 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Contemporary Dalit Art as Counter Narratives to Brahminical Hegemony and Patriarchy
During the period of colonial rule in India, Underdog was the term used to address the Untouchable. In the post-independent period, when social reformation leading to empowerment of the underprivileged was in progress, more respectable terms like the marginalized, the subaltern, the under-presented etc. gained currency. It was only after caste life narratives emerged and subverted the Hindu literature or the main stream Indian literatures under B…
The Woman Question in the “Stupid Box”
This article endeavors to map the interactions of popular Pakistani dramas (2018–2023) with the interplay of gender performativities, exhibiting what nuanced meanings the terms “femininity” and “masculinity” hold. For this purpose, the article makes use of content analysis and cultural discourse analysis, attempting to uncover the intricate terrains of convergence and divergence from the traditional codes of morality that the depictions have from…
Reading through the “Coloured Canvas”
This study has one central objective, which is to examine the main problems of interpretation raised by Indian graphic novels that recount mythological stories. Through the work of selected authors with dissimilar styles of writing, this inquiry will focus on the many ways in which the genre engages with history, analysing the concept of nation they propose and its attendant cultural identity patterns. To reach a pertinent interpretation of these…
The Role of Purity and Pollution Rituals in Religious Conversions of Goa During Portuguese Colonization
The Colonial period of Goa, a small southwestern state of India, colonized by Portugal for over 450 years, is often considered a period of pollution and impurity. This essay seeks to understand the role of purity and pollution rituals in the religious conversions of sixteenth-century Goa. We undertake to closely analyze the fictionalized instances of conversions in the select novels and draw references from historical documents. The essay combine…
Odanta through a child’s eye
An interesting story session often takes its listeners on a journey to an imaginary land where ‘good’ always prevails over ‘evil’. Such stories, generally narrated by elders, reinforce the spiritual values of a particular community by consciously building up its moral strength through its own religious beliefs and practices. However, in Emecheta’s The Moonlight Bride, the story is told by the child protagonist Ngbeke and in her responsibility as …
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Odanta through a child’s eye
An interesting story session often takes its listeners on a journey to an imaginary land where ‘good’ always prevails over ‘evil’. Such stories, generally narrated by elders, reinforce the spiritual values of a particular community by consciously building up its moral strength through its own religious beliefs and practices. However, in Emecheta’s The Moonlight Bride, the story is told by the child protagonist Ngbeke and in her responsibility as …
The Role of Purity and Pollution Rituals in Religious Conversions of Goa During Portuguese Colonization
The Colonial period of Goa, a small southwestern state of India, colonized by Portugal for over 450 years, is often considered a period of pollution and impurity. This essay seeks to understand the role of purity and pollution rituals in the religious conversions of sixteenth-century Goa. We undertake to closely analyze the fictionalized instances of conversions in the select novels and draw references from historical documents. The essay combine…
Reading through the “Coloured Canvas”
This study has one central objective, which is to examine the main problems of interpretation raised by Indian graphic novels that recount mythological stories. Through the work of selected authors with dissimilar styles of writing, this inquiry will focus on the many ways in which the genre engages with history, analysing the concept of nation they propose and its attendant cultural identity patterns. To reach a pertinent interpretation of these…
The Woman Question in the “Stupid Box”
This article endeavors to map the interactions of popular Pakistani dramas (2018–2023) with the interplay of gender performativities, exhibiting what nuanced meanings the terms “femininity” and “masculinity” hold. For this purpose, the article makes use of content analysis and cultural discourse analysis, attempting to uncover the intricate terrains of convergence and divergence from the traditional codes of morality that the depictions have from…
Contemporary Dalit Art as Counter Narratives to Brahminical Hegemony and Patriarchy
During the period of colonial rule in India, Underdog was the term used to address the Untouchable. In the post-independent period, when social reformation leading to empowerment of the underprivileged was in progress, more respectable terms like the marginalized, the subaltern, the under-presented etc. gained currency. It was only after caste life narratives emerged and subverted the Hindu literature or the main stream Indian literatures under B…
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