BIBLIOGRAPHIE 1. Spécifique a) Formes littéraires, genres narratifs

BIBLIOGRAPHIE
1.
Spécifique
a) Formes littéraires, genres narratifs et théâtraux Andhra
BROWN, Charles Philip, [1840]1991, Essay on the language and litterature of the Telugus, Asian Educational
Services, Madras.
KRISHNAMURTI, Bh., 1995, « Shift of Authority in Written & Oral Texts : The case of Telugu », in Shulman,
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MUDIRAJ, G.N.R., 1971, « Minstrels Beggars of Telengana : Custodians of Oral Literary Tradition », in
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NARAYANA RAO, Velcheru, 1986, « Epics and Ideologies : Six Telugu Folk Epics », in Blackburn Stuart H. et
Ramanujan A.K. (Eds.), Another Harmony : New Essays on the Folklore of India, Berkeley, University of
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NARAYANA RAO, V, 2001, « On the Battle of Bobbili, January 1757 », in Narayana Rao, V., Shulman, D. &
Subrahmanyam, S. (Eds.), Textures of Time, Writing History in South India 1600-1800, Delhi, Permanent Black,
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moderne : le burrakatha d’Andhra Pradesh », in Champion, C., Traditions orales dans le monde indien,
Purusartha, n°18, Paris, Editions de l’EHESS, pp.103-121.
NEGERS, D., 2004, « De l’expression orale au genre littéraire, l’exemple du Burrakatha d’Andhra Pradesh », in
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RAMARAJU, B., (1978, 1981, 1997), Folklore of Andhra Pradesh, New-Delhi, National Book Trust.
ROGHAIR, Gene H. (1982), The epic of Palnadu, A study and Translation of Palnati Virula Katha, A Telugu
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b) Usages des genres poétiques théâtraux
AUBERT Laurent, 2004, Les Feux de la Déesse, Rituels villageois du Kerala (Inde du Sud), Editions Payot
Lausanne, Anthropologie-Terrains.
BHASKARAN, S.T. 1981, The Message Bearers : The Nationalist Politics and the Entertainment Media in
South India (1880-1945), Madras, Cre-A.
c) Théorie de l’oralité
JOUSSE, Marcel, 1974, L'anthropologie du geste*, Gallimard, Paris.
JOUSSE, Marcel, 1975, L'anthropologie du geste**, la manducation de la parole, Gallimard, Paris.
JOUSSE, Marcel, 1978, L'anthropologie du geste***, le parlant, la parole et le souffle, Gallimard, Paris.
ZUMTHOR, Paul, 1983, Introduction à la poésie orale, Paris, Le Seuil.
ZUMTHOR, Paul, 1984, La poésie et la voix dans la civilisation médiévale, PUF, Paris.
2. Général
Folklore, Littérature & Théâtre (ouvrages descriptifs)
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India, Berkeley & L.A., University of California Press.
BLACKBURN, Stuart & others, 1989, Oral Epics in India, Berkeley & L.A., University of California Press.
BLACKBURN, Stuart, 1996, Inside the Drama-House, Rama Stories and Shadow Puppets in South India,
Berkeley, University of California Press.
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Educational Services.
CHAMPION, Catherine (Dir.), Traditions orales dans le monde indien, Purusartha, n°18, Paris, Editions de
l’EHESS.
CLAUS, Peter, J., 1985, « The New Folklore : Review and Comment », in FRYKENBERG, Robert E., &
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FRASCA Richard Armando, 1990, The Theater of the Mahabharata. Terukuttu Performances in South India,
Honolulu, University of Hawaii Press.
KNIPE, D. M., « Softening The Cruelty of God : Folklore, Ritual and the planet Sani in Southeast India in
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SHULMAN, D., 1995, Syllables of sky, Studies in South indian Civilization, in honour of Velcheru Narayana
Rao, Oxford University Press, Delhi. pp.76-102.
SHULMAN, D., 1985, The King and the Clown in South Indian Myth and Poetry, New jersey, Princeton.
SINGER, Milton, 1972, « The Radha-Krishna Bhajanas of Madras City », in When a Great Tradition
Modernizes. An Anthropological Approach to Indian Civilization, Chicago, The University of Chicago Press.
VELCHERU N. Rao, voir NARAYANA RAO.