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... traditional and western belief - systems and cultural practices . In the poem traditional values are characterized by Mother Idoto's religion , and non- traditional precepts are symbolized by Judeo - Christian liturgy . At the most ...
... traditional and western belief - systems and cultural practices . In the poem traditional values are characterized by Mother Idoto's religion , and non- traditional precepts are symbolized by Judeo - Christian liturgy . At the most ...
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... traditional and Western religious forms symbolized in the allusions to Milton's Paradise Lost and to the traditional Igbo " palm grove " ritual . This constitutes a restatement of his deepest concern , which has to do with reconciling ...
... traditional and Western religious forms symbolized in the allusions to Milton's Paradise Lost and to the traditional Igbo " palm grove " ritual . This constitutes a restatement of his deepest concern , which has to do with reconciling ...
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... traditional quinquennial pilgrimage to the sacred waterfall . Now the watermaid's stay is more sustained and ... traditional values , when his people's religious practices are denigrated , there is cosmic disquiet . Thus in " Limits " XI ...
... traditional quinquennial pilgrimage to the sacred waterfall . Now the watermaid's stay is more sustained and ... traditional values , when his people's religious practices are denigrated , there is cosmic disquiet . Thus in " Limits " XI ...
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Jalal Uddin Khan | 12 |
Tirthankar Das Purkayastha | 40 |
R S Krishnan | 54 |
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