Articles
Published 2021-06-16
Keywords
- Anthropology,
- Rituals,
- Environment,
- Purananuru
How to Cite
I, S. (2021). From an anthropological point of view, the ritual and faith shown by the Purananuru. International Research Journal of Tamil, 3(S-1), 150-157. https://doi.org/10.34256/irjt21s124
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Abstract
Human life is a circular ritual of birth, flower and death associated with the flow of time. The rituals of Tamils depend on socio-economic, religious, political and artistic platforms. Rituals vary by presenting the time, place, environment, need and purpose of which they are performed. Man performed rituals to protect himself from a natural calamity. This article seeks to explain the rituals from birth to death of man on the basis of cultural anthropology.
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