TEN YEARS PAST UNESCO PROCLAMATION OF KUTIYATTAM AS A WORLD HERITAGE (2001).

The article discusses the positive and the negative aspects of regarding UNESCO's recognition of Kutiyattam in India. It notes the popularity that the recognition provided to the art form through the coverage of the press and visual media. The author further highlights the risk for the art form to b...

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Publicado en:Indian Folklife no. 38; pp. 1 - 2
Autor principal: Iyer, P. Rama
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Publicado: National Folklore Support Centre Jun2011
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