Turkish Journal of Computer and Mathematics Education
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Journal

Turkish Journal of Computer and Mathematics Education


Volume
& Issue

Volume 9, Issue 1


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Pages

198-204


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Article

Role of Theatre and Folk Media in Promoting Social


Authors

Kanwaljit Kaur Affiliation:
Guru Kashi University, Talwandi Sabo


Abstract

The three classic works of art that have had a significant impact on human culture are theatre, music, and dance. They're making expressions that have a mind-boggling effect on people. Local varieties of correspondence with its roots in the country's social act are frequently referred to as customary media. In India, theatre should have started with celestial creatures. The basic fascinating description was taught by Brahma himself. According to the most well-prepared preferred texts, it appears that in heaven, some time before the world was created, when adequate and misleading existed side by side, the heavenly creatures struggled and extinguished the abominable existences. Brahma indicated that the heavenly beings repeat the combat among themselves in order to dazzle both the eye and the ear in celebration of this victory. Traditional media, like theatre, demand massive believability and impact. They are the most effective means of influencing the traditional Indian mindset toward modernization. They enlighten, educate, and enthral the majority. Folk media, truth be told, can be used to express the true notions of the new communication frameworks and to prepare the majority sincerely to accept the electronic media once they are fully operational.


Keywords

Theatre, Folk Education, Folk theatre


Citation

Kaur, K. (2018). Role of theatre and folk media in promoting social. Turkish Journal of Computer and Mathematics Education, 9(1), 198–204.

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