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cfr-25039	Mitra, Semontee	“Children Have Their Own World of Being”: An Ethnography of Children’s Activities on the Day of Saraswati Puja	2015	14	.pdf	application/pdf	7326	379	64	Therefore, in the context of Saraswati Puja, participating children are primarily redefining the meaning of not only the religious event, but also the space through their activities.8 CFR_2015_R.indb 49 11/22/15 10:41 AM “Children have Their Own wOrld Of Being” SemOnTee miTra 50 As a guide to ethnographic observation, I gave attention to the play frame formed by different groups of children. In the twentieth century folklorists posited that in contrast to a view of children as passive vessels of static traditions, they actively adapted traditions and changed them and that is evident in my observations CFR_2015_R.indb 50 11/22/15 10:41 AM Semontee mitra “Children have their own world of Being” 51 as children performed various games without a clear distinction to their ethnic sources (Bronner 1988:12).	cache/cfr-25039.pdf	txt/cfr-25039.txt