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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Contributors. 1. Need for universal love and harmony a critical assessment of S.T. Coleridge's The Ancient Mariner /S. John Peter Joseph. 2. Bizarre beauty in The Rime of the Ancient Mariner/Rajalakshmi Sathyanathan. 3. Coleridge's Ancient Mariner a thematic appraisal/Amar Nath Prasad. 4. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner a Ballad for all times/Indira Nityanandam. 5. Character and atmosphere in Coleridge's The Rime of the Ancient Mariner/Usha Mahadevan. 6. The Ancient Mariner a case of synergism between symbols and Semasiology in Coleridge's poetry/S.S. Bhandari. 7. Kubla Khan/Anshu Sharma (Bhardwaj). 8. Kubla Khan a critical curiosity/Shibu Simon. 9. Coleridge's Kubla Khan and The Myth of Fragmentation/Sunita Sinha. 10. Kubla's plight reconstructing Coleridge culture and theory/Asim Ranjan Parhi. 11. Geraldline in S.T. Coleridge's Christabel/D. Padmarani. 12. Lust and sex in Coleridge's Christabel/A.K. Vishnu. 13. Remorse a neglected play/Ratri Roy. 14. S.T. Coleridge The High Priest of Romanticism/Satish Barbuddhe. 15. Symbolism in Coleridge's poetry/Santosh Chakrabarti. 16. Exploring S.T. Coleridge a study in connection with dream and nature/Ashok Kumar. 17. Samuel Taylor Coleridge the man and his works/Girija Nambiar and K. Sandhya. 18. S.T. Coleridge a mystery island/Kulkarni Chandrashekhar Uddhavrao. 19. The gossamer web S.T. Coleridge's dream territory/N. Sharada Iyer. 20. Mysticism in S.T. Coleridge/D.K. Mandal. Index. Recritiquing S.T. Coleridge is an anthology of twenty scholarly critical papers contributed by different scholars of English Literature hailing from different parts of India. Almost all the different shades of Coleridge's poetry as well as his philosophy of dream imagination and mysticism have been critically assessed with some new angles. The book features almost all the prominent compositions of S.T. Coleridge e.g. The Ancient Mariner Kubla Khan Christabel Remorse (A neglected play of Coleridge) Lyrical Ballads etc. It also includes some articles on the mysticism dream nature and symbolism of S.T. Coleridge. 282 pp.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents 1. Indian English Drama tradition and achievement. 2. Symbolism in Tagore's play The Post Office. 3. Tagore's Chitra A Mirror of Music and Metaphoric Structure. 4. Religious experience as drama The King of the Dark Chamber. 5. R.N. Tagore's Chitra A Search for Similarities. 6. Feminine sway in Tagore's Plays. 7. Sri Aurobindo the playwright. 8. Sri Aurobindo's Vasavadutta The Drama of Realism and Romance. 9. Girish Karnad's Female Protagonists their Journey from Identity to recognition. 10. Myths in Girish Karnad's Plays. 11. India then and now the contemporary relevance of Girish Karnad's Tale Danda. 12. Indianness in Girish Karnad's Hayavadana. 13. Tughlaq a study in Patanjali's concept of Abhinivesa. 14. Fall of a Sultan a study of Tughlaq. 15. Vijay Tendulkar's Kamala the theatre of cruelty. 16. Ghasiram Kotwal a tragedy of power. 17. Ghasiram Kotwal an evil projection. 18. Celebration of violence a study of Vijay Tendulkar's The Vultures. 19. Arjun's doubt a study of Gopal Gandhi's Dara Shukoh. 20. Mohan Rakesh's Adhe Adhure Adha Adhura Play a Point of View. 21. The man the mistress the will the motifs in Mahesh Dattani's Where there is a Will. The origin of drama in India dates back to Christian era. The great sage Bharat says that once all Gods prayed to Brahma the Creator of the Universe to produce a thing of great entertainment possessed with the qualities of the visual and the auditory senses which can be enjoyed alike by all section of society. Brahma then took the nectar of all the four Vedas plot from the Rigveda music from the Sam Veda acting from the Yajurveda and rasas (human emotions) from the Atharva Veda and thus made the fifth Veda drama. Indian Drama in English is not a new thing but a link in the continuation of its rich heritage. The immortal works of Tagore and Aurobindo are steeped in poetry and romance recalling the spirit and flavour of the distinctive dramatic type exemplified in different ways of Bhasa Kalidasa and Bhavabhuti. The other playwrights whose works merit our attention much are Harindra Nath Chattopadhaya T.P. Kailasam Bharati Sarabhai P.A. Krishnaswami Asif Currimbhoy Pratap Sharma Nissim Ezekiel Girish Karnad Vijay Tendulkar Gopal Gandhi Mahesh Duttani Manjula Padmanabhan Mohan Rakesh Badal Sircar etc. Their exploration of the recess of human psychology their tireless efforts to highlight the status of the Dalit and the deserted their revolutionary attitude to expose the evils of society are some of the major things which can't be easily denied. The need of the day is to go to our past myths and traditions and to project the present in the light of the past with an eye to future. 197 pp.…

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Psychological exploration of inner mind of Indian women a feminist perspective. 2. A comparative thematic study of contemporary women writing in India an overview. 3. Feminism a core concept. 4. Woman as a writer remapping identities. 5. Dialectics of society and self in Ruth Prawer Jhabvala's Esmond in India. 6. East west encounter in Nectar in a Sieve. 7. Rukmani an ideal Indian wife a reflection on Kamala Markandaya's Nectar in a Sieve. 8. Dialectics of society and self in Kamala Markandaya's A Handful of Rice. 9. Nayantara Sahgal's moral vision in the treatment of man woman relationship in The Day in Shadow. 10. Mental and spiritual conflict of Anita Desai's Female Protagonists. 11. The theme of frustration in Voices in the City. 12. Monisha's plight in Voices in the City. 13. Arundhati Roy's Life Mind and Art. 14. Arundhati Roy's Paradoxical Celebration of Smallness. 15. Velutha's Tragedy an example of subaltern voice in Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things. 16. Comic Vein in Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things. 17. Bharati Mukherjee problems of non resident Indians. 18. Bharati Mukherjee's Darkness a study in connection with immigrants. 19. Existential images of women in Manju Kapur's Difficult Daughters. 20. Virmathi a tributary of suffering as reflected through Ida's eyes in Manju Kapur's novel Difficult Daughters. 21. Taslima Nasrin's French Lover a flawed journey towards self discovery. Index. New Lights on Indian Women Novelists in English Part III is a modest attempt to evaluate the works of Indian women novelists in English with new perspectives. It contains scholarly research papers on R.P. Jhabvala Kamala Markandaya Nayantara Sahgal Anita Desai Bharati Mukherjee Manju Kapur Arundhati Roy and Taslima Nasrin. The book also features some exhaustive studies of the psychological exploration of inner mind of Indian women a comparative thematic study of women in India and feminism in the works of Indian women novelists in English. The book will prove to be a great asset to all those writers readers students and teachers who want to be fully acquainted with the Indian women novelists mentioned above. 190 pp. …

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Introduction. 1. Apocalyptic and intuitive vision of Wordsworth's Nostalgia in Intimations Ode/Biren Das. 2. Heard melodies are sweet those unheard are still sweeter Wordsworth sees history coming full circle/Asit Kumar Das. 3. The power of the true innocence the maiden of Buttermere/Pradip Kumar Patra. 4. Elements of sadness in selected poems of Wordsworth/Shickna John Wary. 5. Wordsworth's contrarieties/Tanushree Nayak. 6. Emotion recollected in tranquility a study of a poetic process in Wordsworth/Bikram Kumar Mohapatra. 7. Wordsworth has a lesson to teach us simplest facts and phenomena of the world with glory and grandeur/Reetamoni Narzary. 8. Wordsworth's obession Death as a State Applicable to My own Being /Gauri Shankar Jha. 9. The poetry of William Wordsworth a manifestation of Vedantic knowledge/Amar Nath Prasad. 10. A Vedantic interpretation of Wordsworth's doctrine of Pantheism a theological study of his philosophical poems/Radhakanta Mishra. 11. Mysticism in Wordsworth/D.K. Mandal. 12. Mystic and Upanishadic vision in Wordsworth's Tintern Abbey /Kanupriya. 13. Wordsworth's Lucy poems/Santosh Chakrabarti. 14. Nature the world of Wordsworth/N. Sharada Iyer. 15. Nature and Wordsworth an estimated overview/R.S. Maurya. 16. Wordsworth and his world of solitude/S.K. Paul. 17. Reading William Wordsworth in English classrooms/Shibu Simon. 18. William Wordsworth and poetic diction/Anita Ghosh. 19. The borderers an Eliotian revival/Ratri Roy. 20. The essential Wordsworth a reassessment of the Immortality ode/Santwana Haldar. 21. Memory as a mode of poetic exploration in Wordsworth's Tintern Abbey/Sabita Tripathy. Index. Recritiquing William Wordsworth is an anthology of scholarly critical articles contributed by different scholars and teachers of English hailing from different parts of India. Almost all the major aspects of Wordsworth have been touched upon in a very lucid and comprehensive way. Some of the papers examine the Wordsworthian philosophy of nature in the light of Indian aesthetics and Vedantic knowledge. There are some other articles which critically deal with the language and style of Wordsworth. The book it is hoped will certainly prove to be very fruitful to all those students research scholars and lovers of Wordsworth who want to be acquainted with the various aspects of Wordsworthian poetry and philosophy. 238 pp.…