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Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. Abbreviation. 1. Introduction. 2. In praise of word grammar and the grammarian. 3. Impact of grammar in the treatment of words and sentences. 4. Impact of grammar on the treatment of Alamkaras. 5. Impact of grammar on the treatment of gunas and ritis. 6. Impact of grammar on the treatment of Dosas. 7. Grammar in the treatment of Vakrokti. 8. Grammar in the treatment of Dhvani. 9. Conclusion. Bibliography. Index. The science of Sanskrit Grammar and the science of Sanskrit poetics have played two distinct and significant roles in the development of Sanskrit language and Sanskrit literature. Sanskrit grammar is characterized by a good number of different schools. Among those the most prominent is the school of Panini. Three earliest authorities of the said school or system of grammar viz. Panini Katyayana and Patanjali are given the status of seers. The scope of Sanskrit Grammar is not confined to the problem of words meanings and sentences. It has a much wider field than that. Eminent grammarians of the Paninian School like Patanjali and Bhartrhari contributed many important philosophical views on different aspects of grammar which have produced deep impact in the minds of prominent thinkers associated with many other branches of literature. Great authorities on Sanskrit poetics have expressed clearly about their indebtedness to Sanskrit Grammar. The present work shows as to how closely the said two lores of learning viz. Sanskrit Grammar and Sanskrit poetics are related. It explains as to how far the Sanskrit poeticians or aesthetes right from Bharata to Panditaraja Jagannatha are influenced by Sanskrit Grammar in general and the Paninian system of grammar in particular. 272 pp.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. The influence of the Ramayana and the Mahabharata on culture and literature of North-East India/Rita Chattopadhyay. 2. The Saptakanda Ramayan : an Assamese version of Valmiki's epic/Maitreyee Bora. 3. The epics and the marriage songs of Barak Valley (pre-nuptial)/Sujata Purkayastha.4. Epic influence on the Assamese Manasa Kavyas/Manjula Devi. 5. A re-evaluation of Ahimsa as treated in the Mahabharata: its modern perspective/Hiran Sarmah. 6. The Mahabharata: connecting cultures, creating tradiations/Paromita Das. 7. Manipur and the Mahabharata cultural topography and its sacred history/Rena Laisram. 8. A discourse upon Manipuri Ramayana and Ramakatha in the Binsupriya Manipuri Community/Snigdha Das Roy. 9. Prevalence of Rama-Katha on Bodo folk tradition/Basanta Kumar Dev Goswami. 10. Influence of the two great Indian epics on songs of Dr. Bhupen Hazarika/Kalyani Goswami. 11. The influence of the Ramayana on Assamese literature with special reference to Madhava Kandali's Ramayana /Dipti Sarmah Acharyya. 12. Mamoni Raisom Goswami and the Ramayana connecting the unconnected/Sudeshna Bhattacharjya. 13. Translation of Mahabharata into Assamese in the Vaisnavite period/Jagadish Sarma. 14. Influence of the Mahabharata on the works of Ramasarasvati the Vyasa of Assam/Binima Buzarbaruah. 15. The impact of the Ramayana on Assamese lyrical poetry/Arcchana Puzari, Gitanjali Hazarika. 16. Influence of Ramayana in the oral tradition of Assam with reference to the proverbs and riddles/Ranjita Goswami. 17. Some observations of the Ramayanic influences on the Kusan Dances of Assam/Bagmita Sandilya. 18. Influence of the Mahabharata on the folk culture of Assam/Bhagawan Sarma. 19. Sabin Alun, the Karbi Ramayana: an example of influence of Sanskrit literature on the Karbis/Dilip Kumar Kalita. 20. Influence of the Ramayana on the performing art of Assam/Krishnakali Bhattacharya. 21. Influence of the Mahabharata on Bhaktiviveka of Bhattadeva/Shrutidhara Chakravarty. With a view to find out the influences of the Vedas, the epics and the puranas on the society, culture and literature of North East India, the Department of Sanskrit, Gauhati University has taken up a project under special Assistance programme of the University grants Commission, New Delhi at the level of Department Research support-I from the year 2011 for five years. As a part of the said project the Department of Sanskrit, Gauhati University has been organising a seminar every year on various aspects of the project. In the year 2013 on 25 and 26th of March, a seminar was held on the topic Influence of the Ramayana and the Mahabharata on culture and literature of North East India. The present book is an out come of the deliberations of the said seminar. It consists of twenty two scholarly papers, which were presented in the seminar. (jacket).…