ச. தமழசசலவயன படபபகளல தழலசர பணபடடப பரரவககம / Formation of Professional Culture in the Works of Su. Tamilselvi

Su. Tamilselvi is a Tamil writer who is widely recognized for her realistic portrayals. Her works portray the lives, customs and occupational practices of Tamil people and preserve their cultural identity through her works. She documents folklore and indigenous practices by embedding them into her literary works. She brings labour-oriented cultural expressions and offers valuable ethnographic insights into Tamil society. This paper attempts to analyze the representation of professional culture in Su. Tamilselvi’s works. By examining the portrayal of the customs, traditions and professional practices of the people in her works, this study aims to explore how literature serves as a cultural archive. Su. Tamilselvi elevates the voices and experiences of ordinary people through her literary realism in an effective manner. She makes her work into a living evidence of cultural heritage. Through this analysis, the significance of her works as a medium of cultural preservation has been discussed. In particular, the socio-economic and professional realities of marginalized and rural communities can be seen realistically. Thus, Su. Tamilselvi’s literary contributions stand as a record of the experiences of the people who belong to her society and reflect the struggles, spirit and cultural ethos with authenticity. Hence, this study has tried to analyze the formation of professional culture in the works of Tamilselvi.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-12-25
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15120794
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South Asian Studies and Diaspora
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ச. தமழசசலவயன படபபகளல தழலசர பணபடடப பரரவககம / Formation of Professional Culture in the Works of Su. Tamilselvi

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
South Asian Studies and Diaspora
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ச. தமழசசலவயன படபபகளல தழலசர பணபடடப பரரவககம / Formation of Professional Culture in the Works of Su. Tamilselvi

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Abstract

Su. Tamilselvi is a Tamil writer who is widely recognized for her realistic portrayals. Her works portray the lives, customs and occupational practices of Tamil people and preserve their cultural identity through her works. She documents folklore and indigenous practices by embedding them into her literary works. She brings labour-oriented cultural expressions and offers valuable ethnographic insights into Tamil society. This paper attempts to analyze the representation of professional culture in Su. Tamilselvi’s works. By examining the portrayal of the customs, traditions and professional practices of the people in her works, this study aims to explore how literature serves as a cultural archive. Su. Tamilselvi elevates the voices and experiences of ordinary people through her literary realism in an effective manner. She makes her work into a living evidence of cultural heritage. Through this analysis, the significance of her works as a medium of cultural preservation has been discussed. In particular, the socio-economic and professional realities of marginalized and rural communities can be seen realistically. Thus, Su. Tamilselvi’s literary contributions stand as a record of the experiences of the people who belong to her society and reflect the struggles, spirit and cultural ethos with authenticity. Hence, this study has tried to analyze the formation of professional culture in the works of Tamilselvi.

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