Shadow Puppet History
Shadow Puppet History is a scholarly construct within the field of Puppet History that specifically denotes a methodological framework designed to trace and analyze the evolution, transmission, and transformation of shadow puppetry as a cultural and performative practice across historical and geographical contexts.
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Inge C. Orr · Asian Folklore Studies · 1974 · 54 citations
Karagoz and Hacivat: Projections of Subversion and Conformance
James Smith · Asian Theatre Journal · 2004 · 15 citations
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London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, United Kingdom
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