Question

how does the poet identify tribes men and little girla?​

Answer 1

Answer:

The selected Munda

song is sung to rhythmic folk tunes at the birth

of a son or daughter and invariably communicates

their close association with nature. Cattle set off

to the pastures in the morning and return to

their sheds at sundown. The birth of a daughter

is associated with a cowshed full of cows and

that of the son with its depletion. Clearly the

daughter is considered to be a more precious asset

than the son. This is probably because, in Munda

society, the women have a dominant role to play

in the various economic, social and ritual

activities.

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