Irony in Abhigyan Shakuntalam by Kalidasa Kalidasa being a phenomenal writer in Sanskrit literature extracts a simple story from the Mahabharata and gives it a new treatment by introducing the curse motif and the ring motif along with the structural device of irony . Irony has been employed as a powerful literary…
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Latest PostsCritical appreciation of Lakshman Toru Dutt had a thorough knowledge of India's traditional past and this had given her a strong foundation for a better superstructure to be constructed over the edifice. In the stories of the Ramayana , the Mahabharata , the Vishnu Purana and Srimadbhagavat , Toru Dutt found ric…
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The Flute Player of Brindaban Poem Analysis ‘The Flute Player of Brindaban' is Lord Krishna who, according to Hindu mythology , was the incarnation (avataar) of Vishnu, one of the gods of Hindu trinity, the other two being Brahama and Maheshwar (Lord Shiva). Traditionally it is believed that Lord Vishnu comes…
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