Memory, Metaphor and Mysticism in Kalidasa's Abhijñ¿na¿¿kuntalam
Herausgeber: Chaturvedi, Namrata
Memory, Metaphor and Mysticism in Kalidasa's Abhijñ¿na¿¿kuntalam
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'Memory, Metaphor and Mysticism in Kalidasa's 'Abhijñ¿nä¿kuntalam'' aims to read K¿lid¿sa's masterpiece through poetic and philosophical resonances as evidenced in the metre, rhythm and symbolism carefully embedded in the narrative and dramatic text.
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'Memory, Metaphor and Mysticism in Kalidasa's 'Abhijñ¿nä¿kuntalam'' aims to read K¿lid¿sa's masterpiece through poetic and philosophical resonances as evidenced in the metre, rhythm and symbolism carefully embedded in the narrative and dramatic text.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Anthem Press
- Seitenzahl: 264
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. März 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 586g
- ISBN-13: 9781785273209
- ISBN-10: 1785273205
- Artikelnr.: 58837178
- Verlag: Anthem Press
- Seitenzahl: 264
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. März 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 586g
- ISBN-13: 9781785273209
- ISBN-10: 1785273205
- Artikelnr.: 58837178
Namrata Chaturvedi is associate professor, School of Language, Literature and Culture Studies, SRM University, Sikkim.
Acknowledgments; Introduction, Namrata Chaturvedi; Section I: Metre, Structure and Dhvani; 1. 'Upam
K
lid
sasya': What Makes K
lid
sa the King of Metaphor, Ramkishor Maholiya; 2. What Happens in '
akuntal
': Conceptual and Formal Symmetries, Sheldon Pollock; 3. From Separation to Unity: Resonances of Kashmir
aivism in 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', H. S. Shivaprakash and Namrata Chaturvedi; 4. '
akuntal
' and the Bible: Parallels and Resonances, Felix Wilfred; Section II: Commentaries and Criticism; 5. Love on One's Terms: Perspectives on 'G
ndharva Viv
ha' in 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', Wagish Shukla; 6. 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam' in Indian Hermeneutics, Radhavallabh Tripathi; 7. The Seeker Finds His Self: Reading 'S
r
rthad
pik
', the Advaita Commentary on 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', Godabarisha Mishra; Section III: Varied Grammars of Love; 8. 'Not a Tale, but a Lesson': Persian Translations of K
l
d
sa's 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', Sunil Sharma; 9.
akuntala in Hindustani: Reading select Urdu translations of 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', Khalid Alvi; 10. Dialogue between Two 'Mah
kavis': K
lid
sa and Laxmi Prasad Devkota's Three '
akuntal
s', Gokul Sinha; Section IV: On the Stage: Personal Engagements with a Lived Tradition; 11. Staging '
akuntal
' in India: Observations and Reflections, Kamlesh Dutt Tripathi; 12. From the Stage to the Classroom: Engagement with '
akuntal
', Sreenivas Murthy; Index.
K
lid
sasya': What Makes K
lid
sa the King of Metaphor, Ramkishor Maholiya; 2. What Happens in '
akuntal
': Conceptual and Formal Symmetries, Sheldon Pollock; 3. From Separation to Unity: Resonances of Kashmir
aivism in 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', H. S. Shivaprakash and Namrata Chaturvedi; 4. '
akuntal
' and the Bible: Parallels and Resonances, Felix Wilfred; Section II: Commentaries and Criticism; 5. Love on One's Terms: Perspectives on 'G
ndharva Viv
ha' in 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', Wagish Shukla; 6. 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam' in Indian Hermeneutics, Radhavallabh Tripathi; 7. The Seeker Finds His Self: Reading 'S
r
rthad
pik
', the Advaita Commentary on 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', Godabarisha Mishra; Section III: Varied Grammars of Love; 8. 'Not a Tale, but a Lesson': Persian Translations of K
l
d
sa's 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', Sunil Sharma; 9.
akuntala in Hindustani: Reading select Urdu translations of 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', Khalid Alvi; 10. Dialogue between Two 'Mah
kavis': K
lid
sa and Laxmi Prasad Devkota's Three '
akuntal
s', Gokul Sinha; Section IV: On the Stage: Personal Engagements with a Lived Tradition; 11. Staging '
akuntal
' in India: Observations and Reflections, Kamlesh Dutt Tripathi; 12. From the Stage to the Classroom: Engagement with '
akuntal
', Sreenivas Murthy; Index.
Acknowledgments; Introduction, Namrata Chaturvedi; Section I: Metre, Structure and Dhvani; 1. 'Upam
K
lid
sasya': What Makes K
lid
sa the King of Metaphor, Ramkishor Maholiya; 2. What Happens in '
akuntal
': Conceptual and Formal Symmetries, Sheldon Pollock; 3. From Separation to Unity: Resonances of Kashmir
aivism in 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', H. S. Shivaprakash and Namrata Chaturvedi; 4. '
akuntal
' and the Bible: Parallels and Resonances, Felix Wilfred; Section II: Commentaries and Criticism; 5. Love on One's Terms: Perspectives on 'G
ndharva Viv
ha' in 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', Wagish Shukla; 6. 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam' in Indian Hermeneutics, Radhavallabh Tripathi; 7. The Seeker Finds His Self: Reading 'S
r
rthad
pik
', the Advaita Commentary on 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', Godabarisha Mishra; Section III: Varied Grammars of Love; 8. 'Not a Tale, but a Lesson': Persian Translations of K
l
d
sa's 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', Sunil Sharma; 9.
akuntala in Hindustani: Reading select Urdu translations of 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', Khalid Alvi; 10. Dialogue between Two 'Mah
kavis': K
lid
sa and Laxmi Prasad Devkota's Three '
akuntal
s', Gokul Sinha; Section IV: On the Stage: Personal Engagements with a Lived Tradition; 11. Staging '
akuntal
' in India: Observations and Reflections, Kamlesh Dutt Tripathi; 12. From the Stage to the Classroom: Engagement with '
akuntal
', Sreenivas Murthy; Index.
K
lid
sasya': What Makes K
lid
sa the King of Metaphor, Ramkishor Maholiya; 2. What Happens in '
akuntal
': Conceptual and Formal Symmetries, Sheldon Pollock; 3. From Separation to Unity: Resonances of Kashmir
aivism in 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', H. S. Shivaprakash and Namrata Chaturvedi; 4. '
akuntal
' and the Bible: Parallels and Resonances, Felix Wilfred; Section II: Commentaries and Criticism; 5. Love on One's Terms: Perspectives on 'G
ndharva Viv
ha' in 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', Wagish Shukla; 6. 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam' in Indian Hermeneutics, Radhavallabh Tripathi; 7. The Seeker Finds His Self: Reading 'S
r
rthad
pik
', the Advaita Commentary on 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', Godabarisha Mishra; Section III: Varied Grammars of Love; 8. 'Not a Tale, but a Lesson': Persian Translations of K
l
d
sa's 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', Sunil Sharma; 9.
akuntala in Hindustani: Reading select Urdu translations of 'Abhijñ
nä
kuntalam', Khalid Alvi; 10. Dialogue between Two 'Mah
kavis': K
lid
sa and Laxmi Prasad Devkota's Three '
akuntal
s', Gokul Sinha; Section IV: On the Stage: Personal Engagements with a Lived Tradition; 11. Staging '
akuntal
' in India: Observations and Reflections, Kamlesh Dutt Tripathi; 12. From the Stage to the Classroom: Engagement with '
akuntal
', Sreenivas Murthy; Index.