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- Author: আদিত্য মুখোপাধ্যায় (Aditya Mukhopadhyay)
- Language: Bengali
- ISBN: 9789350408162
- Pages: 224
- Format: Hardcover
- Weight: 372 grams
Summary:
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অশ্বনামা (Ashwanama) delves into the various symbolic representations and cultural significance of the horse in Bengali society.
- The book explores the different forms of the horse, including the clay, wooden, paper, artistic, and spiritual versions, while examining its role in folklore and religion.
- The horse, a symbol of speed, power, and divinity, plays a central role in many traditions, from the Sufi pirs' white horses to the Hindu deity Dharam’s mount.
- The author provides a fascinating exploration of the cultural history of the horse, its connection to Bengali society, and its representation in various myths and traditions.
Author Bio:
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Aditya Mukhopadhyay: Born on January 20, 1958, in Dharampur, a village in the Nalhati district of Birbhum, he is a resident of Kotasure.
- A teacher of Bengali language and literature, he holds an MA, B.Ed, and PhD.
- A writer with over four decades of experience, his research has focused on "Rarh Chitra O Charitre: Tarashankar" (1991).
- Known for his work in folk culture, he has directed and researched documentaries on topics such as Pat and Patuya, Raybanshe, and Bahurupi.

