Goddess Kali in Malaysian Tamil Folk Songs
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https://doi.org/10.37134/jvt.vol4.2.3.2024Keywords:
Goddess Kali, Mother Goddesses, Malaysia, Tamil Folk SongsAbstract
This study is to discover about Mother Goddesses in Tamil background, history of Goddess Kali and Goddess Kali in Malaysian Tamil folk songs. Qualitative approaches with narrative and descriptive designs were used for this study. The researcher used multiple sources as journals and books to analyse informations about Goddess Kali. Findings about Goddess Kali from Malaysian Tamil folk songs were described under seven titles.
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