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Soft cover. Zustand: New. The book aspires to do for Indian poetics what Hudson's book, An Introduction to the Study of English Literature did for English literature, though in a totally different manner and style. It provides the student with the essential knowledge about almost all aspects of Indian poetics. Based on the original Sanskrit sources, it presents the necessary information lucidly in precise and clear terms. Each chapter is self-contained and complete in itself, with explanatory notes, and a bibliography of relevant works. The Sanskrit terms used in the text are invariably explained or provided with English equivalents. For quick reference, "A Glossary of Sanskrit Literary Terms" is given in the Appendices, which contain also "A List of Noted Indian Poeticians (including commentators) and Their Works" and "Notes on Major Texts in Indian Poetics". This handy volume, with its unique features, will prove invaluable to those who are going to embark on the study of Indian poetics, especially the ones who have no Sanskrit background. To a devoted student, it will prove a useful companion during his/her further studies. Contents: Forewor/ Kapil Kapur. Preface Scheme of Transliteration I. Introduction 1. What is Meant by Indian Poetics? 2. A Historical Sketch of Indian Poetics 3. The Theoretical Framework of Indian Poetics II. Kavya: Some Preliminary Considerations 4. Meaning and Classification of Poetry (Kavya-Bheda) 5. The Definition of Poetry (Kavya-Lakṣaṇa) 6. Causes or Sources of Kavya (Kavya-Hetu) 7. The Purpose of Kavya (Kavya-Prayojana) III. The Problem of Meaning in Kavya 8. Power or Function of Words in Poetry (Sabda-Sakti or Sabda-Vyapara/Sabda-Vrtti in Kavya) IV. Major Literary Theories 9. The Alamkara Theory 10. The Rīti Theory 11. The Dhvani Theory 12. The Rasa Theory I Bharata's Exposition of Rasa II Interpretations of Bharata's Rasasutra 13. The Vakrokti Theory 14. The Theory of Aucitya V. Major Literary Concepts 15. Sadharaṇikaraṇa 16. Sahrdaya 17. Pratibha 18. Kavya-Guṇa 19. Kavya-Doṣa VI. Appendices 1. Notes on Major Texts in Indian Poetics 2. Noted Indian Poeticians and their Works Including Some Commentators 3. A Glossary of Sanskrit Literary Terms Afterword Select Bibliography Index.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Bibliography. 2. Subject index. 3. Author index. 4. Year index. "Gir is one of the largest compact dry deciduous forest and the only abode of the Asiatic lion; in the world. Over the years, Gir has become a very stable ecosystem with tremendous regenerating, self supporting and self sustaining capacity. It supports a rich biodiversity comprising of about 500 recorded flowering plants species, 36 species of mammal, 35 species of reptiles, about 300 species of birds and more than 2000 species of insects. It also harbours a variety of endangered and threatened species and provides breeding ground for many migratory and resident birds. Gir ecosystem forms catchment of important rivers like Shetrunji, Hiran, Shingoda, Machhundri, Raval and Datardi. The dense forest cover over a large tract also exert significant moderating effect on the climate in the region. It also helps in reducing salinity on the southern coast of Saurashtra. Gir is thus, a boon to farmers, enriching the perpheral environs by ensuring sustained agricultural and horticultural production.".…

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Agnikarma: historical aspects. 3. Relevance of agnikarma. 4. Classification of agnikarma. 5. Dahanopakarana (Material used for agnikarma). 6. Agnikarma: indication and contraindications. 7. Procedure of agnikarma. 8. Samyak agnikarma dagdha. 9. Agnikarma: complications and their management. 10. Agnikarma: mode of action. 11. Agnikarma: recent advances. 12. Modern concept of heat and thermotherapy. 13. Research work on agnikarma: a glimpse. 14. Agnikarma: scopes of improvement. 15. Photographs related to agnikarma. References and bibliography. Index.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. A significant portion of India's diverse population consists of tribal communities. This book explores these diverse and unique communities, focusing on their customs, traditions, and their harmonious relationship with nature. It aims to provide a deeper understanding of the various challenges faced by tribal communities in the changing landscape of globalization, liberalization, and privatization. In a globalized world, tribals face numerous challenges as they navigate alien capitalist systems, often resulting in traumatic consequences. Recognizing the need to protect the socio-cultural fabric of tribal communities and acknowledging their contribution to nation-building, this volume also highlights the Indian government's efforts to safeguard these communities through constitutional provisions aimed at cultural preservation, education, economic security, and political empowerment. This book will appeal to anyone interested in studying the various dimensions of tribal life in India.…

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Contents 1 Introduction 2 Islam  and the expansion of trade and economy 3 The origins of Muslim salve system 4 Rise of urban economy trade and commerce 5 The administrative system of the Sultanate 6 Trade and commerce under Vijayanagara and its offshoots 7 Mughal administration 8 Economic and social developments under the Mughals 9 Jagirdari system crisis in Mughal period 10 Economic conditions during Muslim rule 11 European domination of the Indian Ocean trade Bibliography IndexThough ancient India had a significant urban population much of Indias population resided in villages whose economy was largely isolated and self-sustaining Agriculture was the predominant occupation of the populace and satisfied a villages food requirements besides providing raw materials for hand based industries like textile food processing and crafts Besides farmers other classes of people were barbers carpenters doctors Ayurvedic practitioners goldsmiths weavers etc Along with the family-run business and individually owned business enterprises ancient India possessed a number of other forms of engaging in business or collective activity including the gana pani puga vrat sangha nigama and sreni Nigama pani and sreni refer most often to economic organizations of merchants craftspeople and artisans and perhaps even para-military entities In particular the sreni was a complex organizational entity that shares many similarities with modern corporations which were being used in India from around the 8th century BC until around the 10th century AD During this period Mughal India was the second largest economy in the world The gross domestic product of India in the 16th century was estimated at about 245 of the world economy in comparison to Ming Chinas 25 share The uniqueness of this book hence lies in the authors way of reconstructing the period under review by delving deep into the geo-political ground of that time of India jacket 296 pp.…

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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. 1st ed. 2022. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting.