Given the enormous interest in the religious and cultural figure of Rama, this book analyzes key classical texts that bring forth unusual dimensions (aesthetics, morality, emotion, spirituality) to this central South Asian personage.
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Nikhil Govind is a Professor in Literary Studies at the Manipal Institute of Social Sciences Humanities and Arts (MISHA), Manipal
Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), Manipal, Karnataka. He has published in the areas of Indian aesthetic and political modernism and is on the editorial board of the Indian Journal of Medical Ethics. He is the author of Inlays of Subjectivity: Affect and Action in Modern Indian Literature (2019) and Between Love and Freedom: The Revolutionary in the Hindi Novel (2014).
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The Ramayana tradition, with its multifarious aesthetic and spiritual claims, reveals its depth and versatility in this study of three influential texts: Bhavabhuthis Uttara Rama Carita, the anonymous Adhyatma Ramayana, and Tulsidas Ramcaritmanas.The eighth-century Uttara Rama Carita (Ramas Last Act) is a culmination of the Rama-traditions aesthetic dimension. It showcases the tradition as crystallizing a pathos of viraha in myriad modes: separation between self and beloved, between parents and children, between royalty and populace, between life and after-life, between bereavement and memory. Drawing from this dramatic tradition, the fourteenth-century Adhyatma Ramayana and Tulsidas epochal sixteenth-century Ramcaritmanas develop the Rama-narratives in themore soteriological directions of Advaita and Bhakti.Throughout the tradition, Ramas self is understood in both the dimension of time (learning and growth, despite all the wounds the world inflicts), as well as that which exists in the moment in the heated everyday encounter with partner, parents, children, and citizens. Taken together, these three texts provide a refreshing vantage into the Rama-tradition as it boldly takes on humanitys deepest quest for love, justice, and spiritual freedom. This book is written in a style that invites one to respectfully inhabit the tradition and allow the Rama-narrative to emerge, query, and ennoble our shared contemporary moment. Given the enormous interest in the religious and cultural figure of Rama, this book analyzes key classical texts that bring forth unusual dimensions (aesthetics, morality, emotion, spirituality) to this central South Asian personage. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9789361313097
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The Ramayana tradition, with its multifarious aesthetic and spiritual claims, reveals its depth and versatility in this study of three influential texts: Bhavabhuthis Uttara Rama Carita, the anonymous Adhyatma Ramayana, and Tulsidas Ramcaritmanas.The eighth-century Uttara Rama Carita (Ramas Last Act) is a culmination of the Rama-traditions aesthetic dimension. It showcases the tradition as crystallizing a pathos of viraha in myriad modes: separation between self and beloved, between parents and children, between royalty and populace, between life and after-life, between bereavement and memory. Drawing from this dramatic tradition, the fourteenth-century Adhyatma Ramayana and Tulsidas epochal sixteenth-century Ramcaritmanas develop the Rama-narratives in themore soteriological directions of Advaita and Bhakti.Throughout the tradition, Ramas self is understood in both the dimension of time (learning and growth, despite all the wounds the world inflicts), as well as that which exists in the moment in the heated everyday encounter with partner, parents, children, and citizens. Taken together, these three texts provide a refreshing vantage into the Rama-tradition as it boldly takes on humanitys deepest quest for love, justice, and spiritual freedom. This book is written in a style that invites one to respectfully inhabit the tradition and allow the Rama-narrative to emerge, query, and ennoble our shared contemporary moment. Given the enormous interest in the religious and cultural figure of Rama, this book analyzes key classical texts that bring forth unusual dimensions (aesthetics, morality, emotion, spirituality) to this central South Asian personage. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9789361313097
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