Face, Surface, Interface - Panigrahi, Ramesh Prasad
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This is the first explorative book on culture that interprets the rock evidences, tribal and other religious pantheons, politics, and theory of architecture, folk arts, mythology and performing arts of Kalinga, Kosala and Utkala, politically reformulated in 1936 as Orissa. Having exposed and combined the concepts of culture envisaged by Weber, Durkheim and Parson, the study approaches toward post modern discourse: phenomenology, cultural anthropology and structuralism. The book also determines how transmission of knowledge is central to culture and narrates through its five sections how Odia…mehr

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This is the first explorative book on culture that interprets the rock evidences, tribal and other religious pantheons, politics, and theory of architecture, folk arts, mythology and performing arts of Kalinga, Kosala and Utkala, politically reformulated in 1936 as Orissa. Having exposed and combined the concepts of culture envisaged by Weber, Durkheim and Parson, the study approaches toward post modern discourse: phenomenology, cultural anthropology and structuralism. The book also determines how transmission of knowledge is central to culture and narrates through its five sections how Odia culture is linked to power in conscious and unconscious ways; how it is insidious, sporadic and ubiquitous; and, of course, how the Odia cultural ideologies, in rare moments, transcend rational boundaries.
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Ramesh P. Panigrahi(1944)is present on the stage for the last 60 years serving the readers/ audience in different capacities, acting, directing, stage designing and occasionally translating from other languages. Author of 91 plays, 2 novels, more than 100 lyrics for All India Radio and seven fat volumes of theatre criticism, Panigrahi aims to elucidate without fear or favour experiences of a timeless world. When you skim and flip through the pages of these plays searching for the author's design, you would perhaps decipher something unusual, may be sometimes alien.