Ramanujan Berkeley and Los Angeles: In a work song, the lead singer sings the main text, while the refrain is repeated by the group of women working along with her. There are also several such Ramayanas in Telugu, most notably a recent feminist, Marxist version by Ranganayakamma entitled Ramayana Visavrksam The Ramayana: Donappa includes several Ramayana songs from the Rayalasima region of Andhra Pradesh, unavailable in any other published collections. Dent, , and , respectively. Andhrasarasvataparishattu, , but they were unavailable to me. A poison tree , 3 vols.
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It is possible that the Jain versions were popular with Telugu Brahmin women, or, alternatively, that the Jain Ramayana authors borrowed from the women's versions—or both. A more recent collection of folk-songs, which includes several shorter women's Ramayana songs, is that of Nedunuri Gangadharam, Minneru Rajahmundry: Her cultural insights and her knowledge of the Ramayana song tradition have been very useful to me. The existence of these early collections is reported in Sripada Gopalakrishnamurti's introduction to another collection, Strila Ramayanapu Patalued.
In Andhrasarasvataparishattu, a literary service organization in Hyderabad, assembled forty-two of these songs in one volume entitled Strila Ramayanapu Pataluwith a critical introduction by Sripada Gopalakrishnamurti, but no information is given about the methods of collection, the singers, or the context of singing.
To continue the language metaphor, it may be said that there are Ramayanas whose grammar is less conventional, such as the DK Dravida Khazagam version popular in Tamilnadu: Jayanti Publications,which includes a number of the Ramayana songs already published in his collection.
Women's Oral Tradition in Telugu Sanskrit loan words in Telugu shorten the long vowel at the end of feminine nouns: Gopalakrishnamurti's otherwise valuable introduction is silent about these matters. See Gopalakrishnamurti's introduction to Strila Ramayanapu Pataluix-x.
It is not improbable that kavi would be used to indicate a woman poet: The songs women sing on the Ramayana theme have received extensive attention from Telugu scholars for some time.
Peter Claus and Robert Goldman read and commented on an earlier version of this paper when it ramayanamy presented at the 40th annual meeting of the Association for Asian Studies in San Francisco, March University of California Press, for a study of this song in a different perspective.
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New Essays on the Folklore of Indiaed. Such adaptations of Sanskrit names are common in the dialects of the castes described here. Six A Ramayana of Their Own: Gopalakrishnamurti thinks that two other songs, "Lankayagamu" and "Lankasarathi," were also composed by men, because men as well as women sing them.
Narayana Rao, "Epics and Ideologies: Thanks are also due to Jaya Prabha, who collected several songs from her mother. Apparently this was ramayanaju practice in premodern Andhra; it is attested in carv- ings on temple carts and kalamkari cloth paintings.
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I am grateful to Jays Prabha for this information. On my tape, however, one singer sings both the text and the refrain. In a work song, the lead singer sings the main text, while the refrain is repeated by the group of women working along with her.
Ramanujan, Joe Elder, Kirin Narayan, and Paula Richman read a later draft and made a number of suggestions for improvement. There are also several such Ramayanas in Telugu, most notably a recent feminist, Marxist version by Ranganayakamma entitled Ramayana Visavrksam The Ramayana: In addition, Gopalakrishna Rao mentions K.
Janapadavijnanapracuranalu, ; 2d ed. Even though the title page of the book says that it is edited by "Krishnasri"—presumably a pseudonym—the introduction indicates that Gopalakrishnamurti was not directly involved in the collection of these songs. Sarasvathi Power Press, Sng is a Telugu kinship term for a husband's younger brother. By the author, Sweet Home Publications, Ramaraju, however, comments that the events in the later part of the song "Kusalvula Yuddhamu" ramaynaamu "blemished by impropriety" anaucitidosadusitamuluapparently referring ramayaanamu the harsh words Lava and Kusa speak against their father, Rama: Only one song, " Sita Melukolupu ," mentions its author's name:
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