Multimodal Literacies MOOCNatalie Jo Anne Diengdoh’s Shares
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Oral Discourses of the Khasis of Meghalaya
The book Oral discourses of the Khasis of Meghalaya, India is based upon the true findings of the author in her quest to document oral traditions in cultural practices. The main objective is to conserve the indigenous modes of communication followed by the Khasi society for ages. These forms of communication are a source of infotainment and motivation. They mobilize support and participation in the routine activity, cultural performances, and festivals of the Khasis.
Credit: Dr. Natalie Jo-Anne Diengdoh
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Fiery Souls | SOS
Save our Souls Village, Meghalaya North East India
Credit: Dr. Natalie Jo-Anne Diengdoh
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Ka Lukhmi |The spirit of paddy in Meghalaya North East India
Documentary on the spirit of paddy in Ri-Bhoi District, Meghalaya.
Credit: Dr. Natalie Jo-Anne Diengdoh
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Oral Traditions, Continuities and Transformations in Northeast India and Beyond Edition 1
The Khasi oral traditional forms of communication by Dr. Natalie Jo-Anne Diengdoh
Credit: Routledge India
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Warm Smile
Composed, Conceptualized and Edited by Dr. Natalie Jo-Anne Diengdoh
Credit: Dr. Natalie Jo-Anne Diengdoh
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Oral Discourses of the Khasis of Meghalaya
The book Oral discourses of the Khasis of Meghalaya, India is based upon the true findings of the author in her quest to document oral traditions in cultural practices. The main objective is to conserve the indigenous modes of communication followed by the Khasi society for ages. These forms of communication are a source of infotainment and motivation. They mobilize support and participation in the routine activity, cultural performances, and festivals of the Khasis.
Credit: Dr. Natalie Jo-Anne Diengdoh
