arun ranjan mishra (13 résultats)

Etat : New. pp. iii + 225.

Etat : New. pp. iii + 225.

Etat : New. pp. iii + 225.

Etat : New. pp. 216.

Etat : New. pp. 216.

Etat : New. pp. 216.

Hardcover. Etat : New. First. 288pp.

Hardcover. Etat : As New. Contents: Acknowledgement. Introduction. 1. Interiors of Vedic poetology. 2. Metaphors in the first Mandala of the Rgveda. 3. Poetology of Brhma Vaivarta Purana. 4. Poetology of Bharata. 5. Concept of Nataka: Bharata to Visvanatha. 6. Performing arts vis-a-vis state and society: Bharata, Vatsyayana and Kautilya. 7. Sanskrit literary theories on the origin of Rasa (with special reference to Abhinavagupta and Mammata). 9. Anandavardhana on the suggestiveness of words. 10. Problem of hero hood vis-a-vis the Vyayogatva of Duravakyam. 11. Literary criticisms and a poet's voice. 12. Beauty in art: a study with reference to poetry. The present work contains twelve essays that are mostly unconventional in approach to some aspects of Indian aesthetics and poetics. Each essay shows a new frontier in the above two fields. While dealing with the tough and terse angles in various topics it presents a product of unbiased research, deep analysis and of lucid expression. Readers would also get immense pleasure from the uninhibited discussions upon art, beauty, aesthetic delight, dramaturgy and upon the secrets of poetic grandeur.

Hardbound. Etat : As New. New. Contents Preface. I. The age of classicism Introduction. 1. Ganeshwar Rath. 2. Yatiraj Acharya. 3. Ananta Tripathi Sharma. 4. Ramanath Mishra. 5. Banamal i Acharya. 6. Jayakrushna Mishra. 7. Pundarikaksha Mishra. II. The age of transition 8. Digambar Mohapatra. 9. Narayan Rath. 10. Umakant Panda. 11. Brajabandhu Mishra. 12. Bhagirathi Nanda Sharma. 13. Govinda Chandra Mishra. 14. Bhagavat Prasad Dash Sharma. 15. Laxmidhar Dwivedi. 16. Bharat Chandra Nath. 17. Kshirod Chandra Dash. 18. Prafulla Kumar Mishra. III. The age of experiments 19. Keshab Chandra Dash. 20. Pramod Chandra Mishra. 21. Surendra Mohan Mishra. 22. Laxman Charan Bishwal. 23. Bar mali Bishwal. 24. Rabindra Kumar Panda. 25. Pramod Kumar Nayak. 26. Keshab Chandra Mohapatra. 27. Narayan Dash. 28. Conclusion. 29. Bibliography. The present book Contemporary Sanskrit Writings in Orissa is a product of analytical research as a part of major thrust area of research under the SAP DRS programme of UGC in the Department of Sanskrit Dr. H.S. Gour University Sagar. It deciphers the current trends of Sanskrit literature in India taking Orissa as a specimen. The literary works of twentyseven Sanskrit writers of Orissa who have lived or have been living beyond 1975 are discussed here to conclude that Sanskrit literature is steadily heading towards modernity to be at par with any other language in India. 317 pp.

Etat : New. pp. 281.

Etat : New.

Hardcover. Etat : As New. Contents: Acknowledgement. Abbreviations. Introduction. I. Origin and development: 1. Kanada. 2. Gautama. 3. Vatsyayana. 4. Prasastapada. 5. Uddyotakara. 6. Jayanta Bhatta. 7. Bhasarvajna. 8. Vacaspati Misra. 9. Sridhara Bhatta. 10. Udayanacarya. 11. Sivadityacarya. 12. Sasadhara. 13. Kesava Misra. 14. Gangesa Upadhyaya. 15. Sankara Misra. 16. Raghunatha Siromani. 17. Bhavanada. 18. Conclusion. II. Edited text of the Karanatavicara, translation and notes: 19. Karanatavicara of Bhavananda Bhattacarya. 20. Variant readings. Bibiliography. "The present book Nyaya Concept of Cause and Effect Relationship is a product or arduous inquiry into the genesis and development of the concept of causality in the Nyaya-vaisesika system of Indian philosophy. The unfoldment of the intricate thought processes in all the philosophical branches of India, despend upon abstract relations that directly correspond to the relation of causality. The book sketches out the blossoming up of the concept of causality in the hands of seventeen Nyaya-vaisesika philosophers right from Kanada and Gautama to Bhavananda Bhattacarya. It also applies special thrust to the dating and making notes upon the treatise Karanata-vicara on the concept. Special care has been taken to present before readers the beauty of philosophical argumentations prevalent in India.".

Hardcover. Etat : New. Etat de la jaquette : New. 1st Edition. Poetic Art and Craft of Prof. P.K. Mishra here, we are privileged to felicitate Prof. Prafulla Kumar Mishra, Vice Chancellor of North Orissa University a renowned name in the field of creative writing, especially poetry in Sanskrit. In the contemporary Sanskrit writing, there are very few who have done various experiments in poetry making. Prof. Mishra is prominently one among them. After his outstanding teaching and research career of four decades in Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, at his attainment of 60 years was on 28th February 2014. Many uprising scholar in different parts of India rise upto the occasion and contacted us to write on the works of Prof. Mishra. It is heartening that the latest generation in modern Sanskrit is taking interest in the poetic art and craft of Prof. Mishra who is a prolific writer and poet with fresh shades of images, symbols and insight. His choice of them and composition of poetic sentences are unique. Refracting many undiscovered colours of the consciousness in the poetry, he has been able to activate the imaginations of modern Sanskrit world. (jacket).