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Transgender Lifestyle Oriented Food Items
Full text linkTransgender has a unique history in human society. Transgender is one of them. People living all over the world fulfill their needs and rituals with the food they use for their daily needs. From the ritual of adoption, which is performed from the day one is born male and eventually becomes feminine, from the day one joins one's race, to the ritual of reassignment surgery to physically transform one's self into a female. In this article, we can see how they fulfill the traditional rituals necessary for their life with food through the betel nut, betel nut, milk, bread etc. which they use until the death ceremony and also the contribution of food in their beliefs, worships and rituals
Women in Tamil Modern Drama
Full text linkTamil modern dramas have made a huge impact on people's minds. Through the characters the author provides some ideas to the society. All these opinions and ideas are received from people. Myths and legends are recreated. As these are recreated, the position of the people living in the society is revealed. Mythology takes over the position of women in modern drama. The purpose of this article is to examine the way in which women emerge through narratives in drama in the restoration phas
Traditional Food Practices of Nilgiris Boatmen
Full text linkFood is very important for all the living beings that have appeared in this world. In that way, there are certain food habits for each ethnic group as set by their ancestors. They have said that they should handle them properly. In this way, all the news in this article makes us aware of the importance of food in the life of human beings, especially how the food habits followed by the Badagar people in their life improve their health
Terrestrial Dietetics and Practices
Full text linkThe food habits of human beings are terrestrial. The diet is different in hot regions and different in colder regions. Most of the people consume the local produce as food. They have also linked the special features of food to the habits of life. In this context, this study is based on the topic of terrestrial diet and habits of the Badagari people of the Nilgiris
Feminism in Bhavender Bharathidasan's songs
Full text linkWomen are considered as the eyes of the society, not only for the home but also for the whole country. Nothing good happens in this world without women. That is why Poet Desika Vinayakam Pillai praised womanhood in his songs. But still women were marginalized in society; denied education, they were seen as inferior to men. There were many people who wrote their poems to raise the status of women during that period. Bharathidasan realised that only if femininity flourishes, virtue will flourish in the country, thus he gave voice to femininity in his songs. This article examines Bharathidasan's views on femininity
Feminist perspective in the Theettu novel
Full text linkIn the short novel “Theettu", Dalit women live in urban slums. The oppression and oppression of Dalit women is carried out in various forms. Women are subjected to sexual harassment due to patriarchy and police brutality. In this article, we will see their emotions, how they have been forced to live due to sexual harassment and what kind of difficulties they face in the grip of patriarchy
Focus on Eco Criticism: Okur Masathiyar Songs
Full text linkGlobal environmental pollution and climate change are moving towards human extinction. Only when nature is out of balance and reacts, human realise their mistakes. Before that, they have done the work of destroying the nature voluntarily for their selfish and luxurious life. Now-a-days moving towards a solution only when a problem arises has become a reality. The tremendous development of technology, mechanization, proliferation of factories, sewage, pollution of land, water, air, air, dumping of mechanical waste in the sea, privatization of mountains, forests, land and water, displacement of people for urbanization, lack of understanding of water management are spread around man like a poison. Today's society, where humans are alienated from nature, has started to have a healthy conversation about the environment. Environmental analysis was created in the context of creating great awareness through art and literature. Have contemporary artists expressed such an ecological vision in their work? There is a question. In Sangam literary songs ecological vision can be seen imbued in the creators. In particular, this article examines the ecological perspective of Okur Masatiyar
Woman in the Kalaingnar’s short stories
Full text linkThe purpose of the creation of the human race in the world as male and female is that the nature of the two is different, but their view us same. The great writers Periyar and Anna lived with social concern and whenever they got political opportunities, they did things for the benefit of women, and writer Kalaingnar in his literary writings, pointed out the life circumstances of women and arranged their thoughts, words, and actions in order to contribute to their welfare. This article highlights some views related to women recorded in Kalaingnar's short stories
Food Etiquette in Asarakovi
Full text linkBook of Eighteen is considered as one of the oldest literatures. All of these inverse accounts make morality painful. It flourished in the post-Sanga period. Therefore, these exceptions were enacted to strengthen morality. Hence these literatures are also called moral literatures. Asarakova is one of the eighteen books of accounts. Asarakovai is a book that mentions the essential manners i.e. morals for human life. Asaram means morals and kovai means discipline. (Asarakoai - laying down morals). Peruvain Mulliyar from Vankayathur has written this book. This article summarizes and summarizes the dietary guidelines mentioned in this book
Meat in the diet of the people of the Sangam Age
Full text linkMeat played a major role in the food consumed and tasted by the human race, which migrated from place to place and led a nomadic life. Human beings who lived on plants, nuts, tubers, seeds and flowers started hunting other creatures when these were not available in nature. When he began to feel the taste and strength of its meat, he succeeded in making it more palatable. Today, such dietetics have made tremendous progress all over the world. In particular, it is ubiquitous that three-quarters of the world's countries are subject to meat. The medicinal properties of these methods found in Tamil literature are the subject matter of study