Isbn: 9788176257411 - indian poetry in english: pt. 1 (5 resultados)

Condición: New. pp. x + 291.

Condición: New. pp. x + 291.

Condición: New. pp. x + 291 1st Edition.

Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The voice of Bengal turns the voice of the globe Rabindranath Tagore's political evaluation/S.K. Paul. 2. The sources of philosophy of Rabindranath Tagore/T.K. Basu. 3. The Indian philosophy and Indianism in Sri Aurobindo's Savitri/S.K. Paul. 4. The quest for female identity in the poems of Kamala Das/Aroonima Sinha. 5. The Eunuchs world of vacant ecstasy Kamala Das's Wasteland/Jayakrishnan Nair. 6. Awakening Mother India the writings of Kamala Das a clarion call to empower the passive women in Post Colonial India/M.P. Devika. 7. Kamala Das existential predicament/Tasneem Anjum. 8. Vignettes of Indian life an analysis of the select poems of Nissim Ezekiel/C. Anna Latha Devi. 9. From self laceration to self realization a study of Nissim Ezekiel's poetry/Manju Roy. 10. The poetry of urban experience a study of Nissim Ezekiel and Kamala Das/K.S. Jha. 11. The language of Nissim Ezekiel/Syed Md. Rafique Azam. 12. Annotating the reality of the Indian context a study of the poetry of Nissim Ezekiel Keki N. Daruwalla Adil Jussawalla and Gieve Patel/Sunanda Sinha. 13. Jayant Mahapatra a poet of competent craft/Amar Nath Prasad. 14. In the shackles of convention and destiny women in the poetry of Jayanta Mahapatra/Neha Misra. 15. A note of suffering in the poetry of Shiv K. Kumar/D.C. Chambial. 16. Contemporary trends in modern Indo Anglian poetry with special reference to Nagarjun the Hindi poet/Anita Ghosh. 17. Social consciousness in modern Indian English poetry/Sharad Rajimwale. 18. Trends of mysticism in contemporary Indian poetry in English/D.K. Mandal. 19. On the subversion of patriarchy in Indian women's poetry in English/Swati Guleria. Index. Indian Poetry in English Roots and Blossoms is a collection of scholarly articles contributed by teachers and scholars of English literature. Each and every paper included in this book is an exhaustive and comprehensive study of the matter concerned. Most of these papers have been presented in the various seminars and conferences. The book will certainly find a warm reception in the hands of the readers. 292 pp. …

The first part of this historical novel well-structured into three parts is a travelogue on the visit to Japan of an Indian couple Uditi and Rahul Apart from a description of the places they visited interspersed with the brief history art and culture of the Japanese people the narrative by Rahul presents a poignant story of Hiroji Terasaki-a radiation victim of the Hiroshima bomb Hiroji claimed to Rahul that like Lord Buddha whom he met in previous life he could recollect all his past lives and he has attained Nirvana - the state of being Forever Free from rebirthsParts 2 and 3 are presented to the readers as a reproduction of Hirojis diary on the detailed stories of his past lives in ancient Egypt India of Lord Buddhas days China and Korea in the days of propagation of Buddhism The jataka stories contain a large amount of well-researched authentic historical material subtly interlaced with characters episodes fictional plots social political and human issues which are the authors own creation with characteristics befitting the particular place and time Few historical persons with their actual names also appear in the stories but imaginative manipulations have been done in presenting them with their virtues and shortcomings Some of the episodes have been given a familiar contemporary flavor to highlight the authors theme that there is a common thread running through the development of human civilization over the agesThe book has been written with a fine artistic balance in describing nature in her charming serenity as well as her scorching barrenness and prodigious fury Various facts of human relationship have been described without conservatism but with a mature and delicate reserve Lord Buddha with his towering personality and overflowing compassion appears only briefly but the author has woven a mesmeric spell in a few unforgettable scenes of supreme simplicity and benumbing exchange of love and devotion between the master and his to householder disciples jacket 668 pp.…