The Oral Tradition: v. 1: Primal Element
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The Oral Tradition: v 1: Primal Element

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“Explore the power of oral tradition in ‘The Oral Tradition: v. 1: Primal Element’ (ISBN: 9788124600375). Discover how cohesive communities articulate and transmit knowledge through continuous dialogue. Dive into the primal elements of storytelling and cultural preservation.”

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  • ISBN-13: 9788124600375
  • Publisher: D.K. Print World Ltd
  • Publisher Imprint: D.K. Print World Ltd
  • Height: 230 mm
  • Weight: 1120.37 gr
  • ISBN-10: 8124600376
  • Publisher Date: 10/2002
  • Binding: Hardback
  • No of Pages: 208

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Weight 0.5 kg

12 reviews for The Oral Tradition: v 1: Primal Element

  1. Antra Kumari –

    This book truly emphasizes the importance of oral tradition and its cohesive impact on communities.

  2. Animesh Thapliyal –

    A fascinating look at storytelling! The book really made me think about how we share knowledge. It’s a bit academic but insightful.

  3. Suyash Pratap Rana –

    I enjoyed learning about the topic. The examples cited were very interesting and diverse.

  4. Kapil Yadav –

    A good overview of oral traditions. At times, concepts felt repetitive. However, I appreciate the effort to discuss the topic.

  5. Aditya Dongre –

    A deep dive into primal elements of storytelling. Although insightful, the writing could have been more engaging.

  6. Rishika Pandey –

    Interesting exploration of oral traditions. Some parts were a bit dense, but overall a worthwhile read. I liked the focus on community.

  7. Swapnil Kumar –

    A thought-provoking book on primal storytelling. It got slow in the middle, but the beginning and end were very strong. Recommended with caveats.

  8. Saumya Srivastava –

    A somewhat tough read, but definitely packed with insight and analysis. It’s a valuable study, but prepare to focus!

  9. Swapnil Shanu –

    While the subject is interesting, the writing style made it hard to keep my attention. It felt a little too academic for me.

  10. Rahul Seniaray –

    It’s a good academic resource. I found it a bit dry at times, but informative if you’re studying oral traditions. Not for casual readers.

  11. Megh Anand –

    I was hoping for more real-world examples. It felt very theoretical. Still, a valuable resource for understanding cultural preservation.

  12. Aditya Rambalak Varma –

    The book is a great starting point. It provides a solid foundation. The details were a little too much.

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