Resistance in the Dalit Folklores of Bihar
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.70042/eroth/30278Keywords:
Dalit, folklore, folk culture, casteismAbstract
Dalit of Bihar has a rich culture of the folk art form. From worshipping caste deities to song and dance, these folklores have been popular among masses. The stories, myths, language and presentation showcase cultural resistance to the hegemonic tradition. The struggle of Dalit life is the main focal point of all folklore. This article analyses different caste deities popular among
Dalit people and how it creates a sense of pride and collective consciousness to fight against caste oppression.
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