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Dedication Page: Book Dedicated to Prof. Avadhesh Kumar Singh. | Dedication Page: Book Dedicated to Prof. Avadhesh Kumar Singh. | ||
INTRODUCTION: Critical Discourse in Gujarati: A Vikalpa Vachana. | |||
INTRODUCTION: Critical Discourse in Gujarati: A Vikalpa Vachana. | |||
Sitanshu Yashaschandra. | Sitanshu Yashaschandra. | ||
CHAPTER 1/ Ka. ( Sections Ka. 1 to Ka. 5.) | CHAPTER 1/ Ka. ( Sections Ka. 1 to Ka. 5.) | ||
Beginnings -- Real contra Colonial : Gujarati Critical Discourse from 12th to 18th cent. CE. | |||
Beginnings -- Real contra Colonial : Gujarati Critical Discourse from 12th to 18th cent. CE. | |||
Ka 1. Bhalan ( 15th century). Excerpts from his Critical Discourse in verse. | Ka 1. Bhalan ( 15th century). Excerpts from his Critical Discourse in verse. | ||
i. From Nalakhyan. | |||
ii From Kadambari. | |||
Ka | |||
iii From Chandi Akhyan. | |||
Ka 3: Akho Sonaro (16th/ 17th Century). Excerpts from his Critical Discourse in verse, see Introduction. | |||
Ka 2: Mandana Bandharo (16th Century). Excerpts from his Critical Discourse in verse. | |||
From Prabodh Batrisi. | |||
Ka 3: Akho Sonaro (16th/ 17th Century). Excerpts from his Critical Discourse in verse, see Introduction. | |||
Ka 4: Mana-Bhatt Premanand (17th century). Excerpts from his Critical Discourse in verse. | Ka 4: Mana-Bhatt Premanand (17th century). Excerpts from his Critical Discourse in verse. | ||
i: From Shamalashah-no Moto Vivah. [ Longer Narrative Poem on Marriage of [Narasimha Maheta’s son, Shamalashah]. | i: From Shamalashah-no Moto Vivah. [ Longer Narrative Poem on Marriage of [Narasimha Maheta’s son, Shamalashah]. | ||
ii: From Shamalashah-no Moto Vivah. | ii: From Shamalashah-no Moto Vivah. | ||
Ka 5 : Shamal Bhatt. (18th Century.) Excerpts from his Critical Discourse in verse. | |||
Ka 5: Shamal Bhatt. (18th Century.) Excerpts from his Critical Discourse in verse. | |||
i: From: Chandra Chandravatini Varata. | i: From: Chandra Chandravatini Varata. | ||
ii: From: Nanadabatrisi. | ii: From: Nanadabatrisi. | ||
CHAPTER 2/ Kha. (Sections Kha. 1 to Kha. 3.) | CHAPTER 2/ Kha. (Sections Kha. 1 to Kha. 3.) | ||
Pratham Vivarta / First Variation (1820 – 1915). | Pratham Vivarta / First Variation (1820 – 1915). | ||
Para-bodha/Sva-bodha Kal. | |||
Para-bodha/Sva-bodha Kal. | |||
Period of Alien Cognition / Indigenous Cognition. | Period of Alien Cognition / Indigenous Cognition. | ||
Part I. Sudharak Yug / Times of the Reformers. (1820 -1875). | |||
Part I. Sudharak Yug / Times of the Reformers. (1820 -1875). | |||
Sections Kha 1 to Kha 3. | Sections Kha 1 to Kha 3. | ||
Kha 1: Dalpatram Dahtabhai Travadi (Dalapat). | Kha 1: Dalpatram Dahtabhai Travadi (Dalapat). | ||
Kha 2: Narmadashankar Dave (Narmad). | i: From ‘Deshi Bhasha Prayojan’ ‘Purpose of the Native Language’. | ||
ii: From his Preface to Alamkaradarsh. | |||
Kha 2: Narmadashankar Dave (Narmad). | |||
From His essay “Kavi ane Kavita.’ The Poet and Poetry. | From His essay “Kavi ane Kavita.’ The Poet and Poetry. | ||
Kha 3: Navalram Pandya | |||
i: From ‘Musings on Poetry’. | i: From ‘Musings on Poetry’. | ||
ii: From ‘One Language in Hindustan’ (1871). | ii: From ‘One Language in Hindustan’ (1871). | ||
CHAPTER 3/ Ga. | |||
Pratham Vivarta / First Variation. (1820 -1915). | Pratham Vivarta / First Variation. (1820 -1915). | ||
Para-bodha/Sva-bodha Kal. – Period of Alien Cognition / Indigenous Cognition. | Para-bodha/Sva-bodha Kal. – Period of Alien Cognition / Indigenous Cognition. | ||
Part II. Pandit Yug/ Era of the Erudite. (1875 -1915). | |||
Part II. Pandit Yug/ Era of the Erudite. (1875 -1915). | |||
Sections Ga 1 to 7. | Sections Ga 1 to 7. | ||
Ga 1. Anandashankar Dhruv | Ga 1. Anandashankar Dhruv | ||
i: Poetry: A (Playful) Part of Ātman. | i: Poetry: A (Playful) Part of Ātman. | ||
ii: Literature and the Nation | |||
ii: Literature and the Nation | |||
Ga 2: Govardhanram Tripathi. | Ga 2: Govardhanram Tripathi. | ||
Classical Poets of Gujarat. | |||
Ga 3: Manilal Nabhubhai Dvivedi. | Ga 3: Manilal Nabhubhai Dvivedi. | ||
Literature. | |||
Ga 4: Ramanbhai Nilkanth. | Ga 4: Ramanbhai Nilkanth. | ||
Ga 5: Narasimharao Divetiya. | Svanubhava Rasik and Sarvanubhava Rasik : The Two Worlds of Poetry | ||
Ga 5: Narasimharao Divetiya. | |||
Art and Turth: Reflection on Aesthetics | |||
Ga 6: Nanalal Kavi. | Ga 6: Nanalal Kavi. | ||
Gujarati poetry and Musicality. | |||
Ga 7: Balavantaray Thakor (1869 -1952) | Ga 7: Balavantaray Thakor (1869 -1952) | ||
Beyond the Lyric | |||
CHAPTER 4 / Gha. (Sections Gha 1 to Gha 8) | CHAPTER 4 / Gha. (Sections Gha 1 to Gha 8) | ||
i :Speech at Gujarati Sahitya Parishad. Ahmadabad, October 31,1936. | Dvitiya Vivarta / Second Variation : 1915 – 1955. | ||
Hind Svaraj Kal / Period of India Engendering its Freedom. | |||
Gha 1: Mahatma Gandhi. | |||
i: Speech at Gujarati Sahitya Parishad. Ahmadabad, October 31,1936. | |||
ii: Foreword by M K Gandhi to K M Munshi’s Gujarat and Its Literature. | |||
Gha 2: Kaniayalal M. Munshi. | |||
Gujarat: The Land and the People. | |||
Gha 3: Ramnarayan V. Pathak | |||
Gha 3 : Ramnarayan V. Pathak | |||
Literature and Life | Literature and Life | ||
Gha 4: | |||
Perspectives in Literary Criticiscism | |||
Gha 4: ‘Sundaram’ (Tribhuvandas Luhar). | |||
Perspectives in Literary Criticiscism | |||
Gha 5: Umashankar Joshi. | Gha 5: Umashankar Joshi. | ||
Style. | Style. | ||
Gha 6: Jhaverchand Meghani. | Gha 6: Jhaverchand Meghani. | ||
The Cultural Forces that Constituted Folk Literature of Gujarat. | The Cultural Forces that Constituted Folk Literature of Gujarat. | ||
Gha 7: Ramprasad Bakshi. | |||
Gha 7: Ramprasad Bakshi. | |||
Spirituality and Literature | Spirituality and Literature | ||
Gha 8: Vishnuprasad Trivedi | Gha 8: Vishnuprasad Trivedi | ||
The Devotion to Beauty | |||
CHAPTER 5. Cha. ( Sections Cha 1 to Cha 9) | |||
CHAPTER 5. Cha. (Sections Cha 1 to Cha 9) | |||
Our Literary Criticism. | Trutiya Vivarta / Third Variation: 1955 onwards | ||
Vyapana Shakti Kal. / Time of Energies for Enlargement. | |||
Cha 1. Suresh Joshi. | |||
Our Literary Criticism. | |||
Cha 2. Niranjan Bhagat. | Cha 2. Niranjan Bhagat. | ||
Dharma, Science and Poetry | |||
Cha 3 Harivallabh Bhayani. | Cha 3 Harivallabh Bhayani. | ||
Stylistics Approaches - Western and Indian | Stylistics Approaches - Western and Indian | ||
Cha 4. Shirish Panchal. | |||
Crisis in Criticism. | |||
Cha 5. Chandrakant Topiwala. | |||
The Consumate Indian Rasa Theory. Chnadrakant Topiwala | |||
Cha 6. Himanshi Shelat. | Cha 6. Himanshi Shelat. | ||
Feminism in Gujarati literary Fiction (1975 - 1999) | Feminism in Gujarati literary Fiction (1975 - 1999) | ||
Cha 7. Babu Suthar. | Cha 7. Babu Suthar. | ||
Locating a Regional Language in a Globalization Process. | Locating a Regional Language in a Globalization Process. | ||
Cha 8. Bhagvandas Patel. | Cha 8. Bhagvandas Patel. | ||
The Direction of My Research. | The Direction of My Research. | ||
Cha 9. Kanti Malsatar. | Cha 9. Kanti Malsatar. | ||
Some Views on Dalit Literature | Some Views on Dalit Literature | ||
Editor’s Note on APPENDICE 1, 2 3. / S.Y. | Editor’s Note on APPENDICE 1, 2 3. / S.Y. | ||
Appendix 1. A Vision of the Ancient Vallabhinagar for the Present | Appendix 1. A Vision of the Ancient Vallabhinagar for the Present | ||
Harivallabh Bhayani | Harivallabh Bhayani | ||
Appendix 2. Mahamaatya Vastupal and His Literary Circle. | Appendix 2. Mahamaatya Vastupal and His Literary Circle. | ||
Bhogilal Sandesara. | Bhogilal Sandesara. | ||
Appendix 3. Some Chronological Markers in History of Gujarati Literary Culture. | Appendix 3. Some Chronological Markers in History of Gujarati Literary Culture. | ||
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