Isbn: 9798288214271 - from ayodhya to kurukshetra: comparing ramayana and mahabharata (the mahabharata series: retellings, reflections, and revelations, band 4) (3 Ergebnisse)

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    Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - From Ayodhya to Kurukshetra: Comparing Ramayana and MahabharataWhat happens when two of India's greatest epics are placed side by side - not in competition, but in thoughtful comparison From Ayodhya to Kurukshetra is a rich and insightful exploration into the heart of the Ramayana and the Mahabharata - two timeless epics that have shaped Indian culture, ethics, spirituality, and imagination for millennia. This book dives deep into their characters, conflicts, philosophies, and social contexts, offering readers a structured and thematic journey through both narratives.Where the Ramayana paints a world of moral clarity and divine order, the Mahabharata presents a universe steeped in complexity, ambiguity, and moral chaos. Yet, both grapple with questions that continue to resonate: What is duty What is justice What makes a hero And how does one live with honor in a flawed world In this comparative study, the book explores: - The contrasting authorships of Valmiki and Vyasa and how their worldviews shaped the structure and tone of each epic- Ayodhya and Hastinapura as symbolic settings reflecting idealism versus political reality- The different manifestations of dharma, where Rama's strict adherence meets Krishna's strategic pragmatism- A comparison of central characters - Rama and Krishna, Sita and Draupadi, Kunti and Kaikeyi, Lakshmana and Arjuna - and what they reveal about femininity, loyalty, duty, and human struggle- How both epics deal with exile, war, succession, fate, and free will- The epics' lasting impact on Indian morality, literature, politics, and pop cultureThis book is ideal for: - Readers who love mythology but want to go beyond the basic narratives- Students, educators, and researchers exploring the cultural and philosophical underpinnings of Indian literature- Thinkers and seekers interested in the moral complexity of ancient texts- Fans of retellings who want to understand the original framework and contrasts between the two greatest epicsWith a clear, engaging prose style and deep respect for the source material, From Ayodhya to Kurukshetra invites readers into a unique literary dialogue - not to declare one epic superior to the other, but to uncover the distinct truths each offers.It is not just a comparison of texts - it is a reflection on what it means to be human in worlds both divine and dangerously real.…