2. Research interest on Folklore, Cultural Anthropology, Cultural Studies
Subaltern Studies, Narrative Folk Performance
Alim Al Razi
PhD Fellow, University of Rajshahi, Bangladesh
4. The transformation and adaptation of community people
through cultural politics in a small village of Bangladesh
Hindu Community
Cults
Worship
Rituals
How do they adapt?
Elements of this Study :
What they transform?
Findings :
relating to the celebration of
Chaitra Sankranti and Pohela Boishakh
10. • But the society is controlled by the rest of 10% Muslims
representations through local governments.
• Nearly 365 Hindu families live in this village out of 400
families.
• People of 25% completed the secondary school certificate
exam and above.
• Social harmony is very well here. All are inspired by non-
sectarian apprehension.
• That means nearly 90% families are Hindu and the rest of
10% is Muslim.
Demographical Information
11. Objectives of the Study
• Ritual performances can be analyzed through the
view of power-relationship
• To know their transforming elements
• To know their adapting strategy and its reason
• To know how the outlying class keep existent
themselves through non-persistent and
inimical circumstances of a society.
12. Methodology
• Collected social information staying at the house of religious leader.
• Observed at field level.
• Verify data. Indentify Social status through this data.
• Collected local history relating to the performance
• The Subaltern Theory of Ranajit Guha, Power relation concept of Michael
Focault , Everyday forms of peasant resistance of James C. Scott.