Folktales of Mizoram is a translated collection of sixty-six short
stories from northeast India taken up for a critical evaluation.
The stories depict a typical Mizo culture in spirit and practice.
This study focuses on the transformation of oral literature into
written narratives. Folk practices, folk medicine, folk narratives,
traditional songs, and received wisdom dominate these stories. A
more insightful approach into folk narratives and songs emphasizes
the world of new hermeneutics. The land, the culture, the language,
the traditions have been remarkably explored through an elegant
reading and evaluation of this collection. Antiquity speaks through
the folk tales. The spirit of folktales becomes one of unique
exploration of hermeneutics in the end.
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