The Indian Narrative: Perspectives and PatternsC. Shackle, Rupert Snell |
Contents
Nala in the Mahābhārata | 13 |
the | 33 |
Some Reflections on | 61 |
The ŚrīVaisnava Hagiography of Parakāla | 81 |
The Folly of Righteousness | 117 |
The KanhaḍadePrabandha | 137 |
Nanddās Treatment of the Story of Rukmini | 155 |
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Āļvārs appears Aucassin Bāhuka beauty Bhāgavata bhakti Brahmin Brajbhāṣā century character Cola context Dakani Damayanti Dandin Daśakumāracarita Delhi demon described devoted divine dohās Dwarka epic episode final genre Ghavvāsī gift gods GPPT GPPV Gujarati hagiography Haravijaya hero Hindi Hindu Hir's Indian narrative Jain Jalor Kali Kālidāsa Kallar Kāma king Kṛṣṇa Kumārasambhava Kumudavalli literary literature lord lovers Madhumalati Madras Mahābhārata mahākāvya Manjhan Manohar marriage married masnavi Maturai Muhammad Muslim Nagapattinam Nala Nala's Nanddās Nanddās's Narottamdās narration nāyaṇār Nicolette op.cit Panjabi Parakāla Pārvatī passage Pemā Periya Persian poem poet poetic poetry praise purāṇam Pūrvapīṭhikā queen Qutb Rānjhā rasa Ratnākara reference Rukmini Śaiva Sanskrit sarga Shāh Shattariyya Shudra Śiva Śiva's ŚrīRangam ŚrīVaiṣṇava stanzas status story Sudāmā Sufi symbolism tale Tamil Tārācand tells temple theme Tirumurai TiruNakari tradition transformation Urdu Vaiṣṇava Vāris Shah's vernacular verse Viṣṇu wife