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Indian Literature (66) |
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Tarashankar mainly flourished during the war years, providing the stagnant milieu a bouquet a large number of novels. Indian Epic Poetry underlines the foremost budding stage for poetic geniuses in the country, with irreplaceable results. It is traditionally called Kavya or Kappiyam. |
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Indian Novels (55) |
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ndian English Novels have evolved and tailored according to the ages starting from writers like R.K. Narayan to the bestselling author Sharath Komarraju Indian women novelists are popular for their female subjectivity and their novels depict their own identity. Feminism in Indian English Novels has been successfully established in the modern society. With the coming of new writers the literary world seems to be in safe hands. History of novels was endowed with the rare impetus of Indian Freedom Movement, flourishing under its colossal umbrella. |
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Religious Influence on Indian Literature (45) |
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Tantra literature comprises certain theological works which expound on the principles and technicalities of the cult of certain sects. The cult of Shakti and Shakti worship is the most essential aspect of Tantra literature. Vaishnava Literature eulogized lord Vishnu and his incarnations. This theme was rampant among the writers when Vaishnavism was a popular cult. Canonical Literature of Jainism has a lot of richness. Most of the Jain Literature are of the spiritual genre and are philosophical and theological in nature. Buddhist influence on Indian literature has been significant and all-pervading to have permeated genius works. Haribhadra Suri was a Swetambara Jain leader and author. According to his writings he is a student of Jinabhadra who has many notable works to his credit. |
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Modern Indian Literature (16) |
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Modern English Poetry in India emerged as a trend which was completely new in Indian literature. The emergence of this form poetry began at the end of Second World War. Indian literary movements prove a benchmark to establishing writers and their propagation of their regional language. Indian Literature after Independence mostly dealt with the effects of decolonisation. Most of the literary works in the post colonial era presented the social and political conditions of the country. |
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Renaissance in Indian Literature (7) |
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Renaissance in South Indian literatures is characterised by an all round development banishing the old system of demoralization paving the way for the establishment of order, and elements relevant to the times. Renaissance in Urdu literature shaped the very structure of the Urdu literary tradition. Renaissance in Bengali literature was the first structured gestation of the modern trends in Bengali literature. The renaissance influence in other regional literature was vast and aided in shaping the literary tradition in India. Impact of Renaissance on Indian Art is quite significant and huge. Further, the place of arts in nation building is quite integral, and the various remote and integral principles of nation building have been immensely affected by the impact of the Renaissance. The renaissance in Hindi literature crafted a whole fresh diction to the Hindi literary works with its poise and rhythm. Influence of Renaissance on Indian Religion was apparent from the changes that seeped into the society in the nineteenth century. Thus, the Renaissance period in India witnessed several religious changes in the society. |
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Themes In Indian Literature (7) |
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Romantic themes in Indian literature seem to cross that thin line between reality and fiction. Theme of Realism in Modern Indian Literature emerged as an impact of the consciousness that was being created in a society that was fighting colonialism and attempting to build a nation at the same time. Social themes in Indian literature have tried to reflect every distinctive time-line and its peculiar characteristics. Influence of Philosophy on Modern Indian Literature can be viewed from two philosophical paradigms - that of Sanatana Bhakti, pravritti-nivritti. Epic themes in Indian literature exist in abundance, with writers never really coming out of the overwhelming intoxicat. Mythological themes in Indian literature have been integral to every ancient and contemporary writer and their path to f |
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History of Indian Literature (7) |
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Indian Social Writings are the watermarks on the body of Indian Literature which have had added to the glory of the same. Indian Literature in Modern Age is the literary insurgency that is marked by several idealistic revolutions and the effect of globalization, and socio-economic as well as cultural changes. It is during the Gupta Age literature in the form of poetry, epos and drama gained a colossal importance. The Christians contributed a lot in the development of Literature, Architecture and Art in South India. The south Indian literature during the medieval period was rich in information and was focused on wisdom. Indian Literature, accredited as one of the antique literature of the world is the confluence of different beiefs . |
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Indian Literary Organisations (3) |
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Paschimbanga Bangla Akademi was set up in the year 1986 in order to promote the language and culture of West Bengal. Mumbai Marathi Sahitya Sangh society for Marathi literature was founded in Bombay. Sahitya Akademi is India`s National Academy of Letters. It is one of the most profound and distinguished literary honour in India. |
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Contemporary Indian Literature (1) |
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British influence on contemporary Indian literature has been most profound and principal factor for the authorial domai. |
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