Narrative Styles of Visuality in Kalamezhuthu
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- Catalogue identifier
- kali-batch4-25
- Alternate titles and import identifiers
- Batch 4 source 25
- Author or attribution
- Kanni M.
- Record type
- Article
- Language
- English
- Date / edition
- 2023
- Source / repository
- Assonance 23(1), 2023; printed p. 301 onward
- Access
- Open access
- Subjects
- Kali Library Research Batch 4; Academic Research and Document Studies; Contextual and Related-Form Sources; Kerala
Description and curator notes
Examines ritual floor drawings (kalamezhuthu) and narrative visuality, including the Bhadrakālī / Dārika cycle. Distinct title and full article from the Ajithan contribution in the same Assonance issue.
Kali Library Research Batch 4, source 25.
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Attribution: Kanni M. • Date: 2023
Verified item: Complete journal article inside full journal PDF, printed page 301 onward
Examines ritual floor drawings (kalamezhuthu) and narrative visuality, including the Bhadrakālī / Dārika cycle. Distinct title and full article from the Ajithan contribution in the same Assonance issue.
Full text: https://russian.uoc.ac.in/images/ASSONANCE%2023-1.pdf#page=315
Editorial note: One linked issue contains two separately authored, complete articles, not duplicated texts.
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Read or locate the original source at Assonance 23(1), 2023; printed p. 301 onward
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Citation
Kanni M.. Narrative Styles of Visuality in Kalamezhuthu. Assonance 23(1), 2023; printed p. 301 onward. 2023. Complete journal article inside full journal PDF, printed page 301 onward.
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