The Mhabharta [i.e. Mahabharata] in the tribal and folk traditions of India /
edited by K.S. Singh.
- Shimla, New Delhi : Indian Institute of Advance Study, Anthropological Survey of India, 1993.
- xi, 264p. : tables ; 24cm.
Bibl.: p.261-262. - Mainly in English but some papers in Hindi. - Contents (English only): An anthropological perspective / K.S. Singh; Epic metaphor in the modern context of Indian society / J. Handoo; Mahabharata traditions and Kashmir's links with the rest of India / R.L. Raina; Folk version of Hahabharata in Jammu region / D.R. Bali; Impact of the Mahabharata on folk and tribal culture of Himachal Pradesh / B.R. Sharma; The Mahabharata in Himalayan folklore / Neeru Nanda; Temples and village gods associated with heroes of the Mahabharata in Himachal Pradesh / H.R. Justa; Thoda: a martial game of the Khasha people / C.R.B. Lalit; The Mahabharata based art form: ojapali / N. Chandra Sarma; Some characters of the Mahabharata as depicted in folk traditions of eastern Uttar Pradesh / K.D. Upadhyaya; A hero of the Mahabharata in the folklore of central India / M. Kumar Mishra; Sarala's Oriya Mahabharata / Pathani Patnaik; Folk-tales from Sarala's Mahabharata / P. Swain; Folk traditions related to the Mahabharata in south India / T.S. Rukmani; Transmutation of Mahabharata characters as an index of contemporary social status of women / N. Krishna Kumari; The Pandavulu and Mahabharata tradition / P. Subba Chary; Performing arts and the Mahabharata / C. Choondal; Specific folk forms related to the Mahabharata prevalent in Tamil Nadu / S. Venugopal; The influence of the Mahabharata in the village temples and deities of Tamil Nadu / K. Lakshminarayanan; Mahabhrata in Tamil / R. Mahapatra; The rise of a short Tamil Mahabharata / D. Seenisami; Draupadi in folk imagination / P. Usha Sundari.