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_a9780143425878 _qpbk. (vol1). |
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_aTulsidas, _91661340 _eauthor |
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_aThe Ramcharitmanas / _cTulsidas ; translated by Rohini Chowdhury. |
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_aGurugram : _bPenguin Books, _c2019. |
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| 520 | _a"The Ramcharitmanas, composed by the poet-saint Tulsidas in the sixteenth century during a dynamic period of religious reform, was instrumental in making the story of Ram-and his divine feats against Ravan, the demon king of Lanka-widely accessible to the common people for the first time. Prior to that, this tale was exclusively the preserve of the priestly class who could read Valmiki's Sanskrit epic, The Ramayana. By reimagining Valmiki's text in the vernacular language, as a poem to be imbibed through recitation rather than reading, Tulsidas kindled a devotional revolution, forever changing the religious and social landscape of northern India. Rohini Chowdhury's exquisite translation brings Tulsidas's magnum opus vividly to life, and her detailed introduction sheds crucial light on the poet and his work, placing them both in the wider context of Hindi literature."-- | ||
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_aTulasidasa, _y1532-1623. _91661341 |
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_aRama (Hindu deity) _91636850 |
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_aChowdhury, Rohini, _etranslator _91661342 |
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