Oral Tradition Journal

South Asian Oral Traditions

Oral Tradition Volume 12, Number 1

March 1997

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"A Flowering Tree": A Woman's Tale

by A. K. Ramanujan

Negotiated Solidarities: Gendered Representations of Disruption and Desire in North Indian Oral Traditions and Popular Culture

by Gloria Goodwin Raheja

Two Houses and the Pain of Separation in Tamang Narratives from Highland Nepal

by Kathryn S. March

Outspoken Women: Representations of Female Voices in a Rajasthani Folklore Community

by Ann Grodzins Gold

"There are Only Two Castes: Men and Women": Negotiating Gender as a Female Healer in South Asian Islam

by Joyce Burkhalter Flueckiger

Singing From Separation: Women's Voices in and about Kangra Folksongs

by Kirin Narayan

The Beggared Mother: Older Women's Narratives in West Bengal

by Sarah Lamb

The Paradoxes of Power and Community: Women's Oral Traditions and the Uses of Ethnography

by Gloria Goodwin Raheja

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