An Overview of Indian Knowledge System in Odia Literature
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https://doi.org/10.55544/ijrah.4.6.3Keywords:
Indian Knowledge System (IKS), Odia literature, Indigenous knowledgeAbstract
The article seeks to explore Indian knowledge systems (IKS) in Odia literature which reveals a rich legacy of intellectual, cultural, and philosophical contributions. Rooted in ancient traditions, Odia literature not only preserves the wisdom of Indian knowledge systems but also showcases how regional perspectives have enriched this broader corpus. From the Vedic, Puranic, and classical Sanskrit sources to the medieval Bhakti movement and indigenous practices, Odia literature has documented, interpreted, and localized IKS, creating a unique confluence of knowledge that reflects the ethos of Odisha and its people. The Indian knowledge system, as preserved in Odia literature, is a testament to the region’s intellectual diversity and spiritual depth. It underscores the importance of regional interpretations within the broader Indian epistemological framework, contributing to a holistic view of knowledge that values the insights and wisdom of all traditions. Odia literature, by preserving and evolving these ideas, plays a vital role in keeping the Indian knowledge systems alive, relevant, and impactful for future generations. This study aims to analyze key literary contributions, the contextualization of IKS themes in Odia writings, and the continued relevance of these traditions in contemporary society.
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