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| Author | Contributed a chapter on Deconstructing the notion of sacred and profane from the viewpoint of theme-based Durga Puja in Kolkata in the Age of Covid-19: A Sociological Study in the book Language and Cross-Cultural Communication in Travel and Tourism : Strategic Adaptations edited by Soumya Sankar Ghosh, Debanjali Roy , Tanmay Putatunda and Nilanjan Ray published by Apple Academic Press, USA in October, 2024 (ISBN : 9781003477143) | |
| Author | Datta, Soumya Narayan & Ghosh, Biswajit (2021). Caring as an aspect of beauty in the light of today’s Urvasie within the private sphere: A sociological introspection. In M. Dutta & S.N.Datta (Eds.), Urvasie: From Mythological To Postmodern Reflections (pp. 186-204). Kolkata: Cognition Publications, ISBN: 978-93-92205-01-9. | |
| Author | Datta, Soumya Narayan. (2021). The Reproduction of Mothering: Portraying the Notion of Mothering as a Science. In S.Manna, S.Roy & S.Patra (Eds.), Mothers: Beyond Maternalism (pp. 119-128). New Delhi: Kalpaz Publications, ISBN: 978-93-5324-619-8. | |
| Author | Datta, Soumya Narayan. (2021). Durkheim notion of sacred and profane in COVID-19 era: Reconstructing through the distinction between superstition and divinity within Hinduism. In S. Ray (Ed.), Combating Covid: Philosophical Reflections (pp. 145-163). New Delhi: Serials Publications, ISBN: 978-81-947932-3-6. | |
| Author | Datta, Soumya Narayan. (2016).The sacred and profane aspects of mother and motherhood. In S.Manna & S.Patra (Eds.), Motherhood: Demystification and denouement (pp. 48-57). Kolkata: Levant Books, ISBN: 978-93-84106-74-4. | |