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Stylistic Devices in indian Literature and Arts

Boccali, Giuliano [u.a.] [Hrsg.]:
Stylistic Devices in indian Literature and Arts : Gargnano del Garda, September 16 - 18, 2010 / ed. by Giuliano Boccali and Elena Mucciarelli. - Milano : Cisalpino, 2013. - 269 S. : Ill. - (Acme : Quaderni ; 135)
ISBN 978-88-205-1056-5
EUR 32,00
DDC: 808.04912; 700.10954

Beschreibung
The publication presented here is part of a long-lasting and fruitful cooperation with the Indological institutions of the Universities of Prague, Cracow, Warsaw and Calicut. After the International Seminar organized by Professor C. Rajendran at Calicut University in January 2010 on “Narrative Techniques in Indian Literature and Arts”, it seemed of high interest to go on fostering some questions on the broader notions of figurative language and discourse strategies (especially the textual application) and their role in Indian Culture. In particular, research on stylistic devices has yielded a rich and diverse knowledge-base and the scientific interest has been sparked particularly by the emergence of the possibility to explore the different values, usages and meanings of Rhetoric (using a classical term) trying to create a platform for several research-fields that may open to cross fertilization. [Verlagsinformation]

Inhalt
Giuliano Boccali and Elena Mucciarelli:
Introduction. 7
Tiziana Pontillo:
The Samastavastuviṣayarūpaka between Śāstric and Literary Tradition: The questioned Separateness between Metaphor and Simile. 13
Marco Franceschini:
Buddhaghoṣa’s Padyacūḍāmaṇi: A Medieval Mahākāvya on the Life of the Buddha. 37
Alessandro Battistini:
Upstream-Flowing rivers: The Rāmakṛṣṇavilomakāvya of Daivajña Śrī Sūrya Paṇḍita. 47
Alexander Dubyanskiy:
A Technique of a Poetic Hint in classical Tamil Poetry. 61
Jaroslav Vacek:
Repetition and Variation as One important Stylistic Device of Old Tamil Sangam Literature. 73
Natalia Lidova:
Vṛttis in the Nāṭyaśāstra: Stylistic Devices or Means of the World creation. 85
Klara Gönc Moačanin:
Does Śāstric Literature use Stylistic Devices? The Example of the Nāṭyaśāstra. 97
Chettiarthodi Rajendran:
Description of Mahāśvetā: A Study in the Stylistic Devices of Bāṇabhaṭṭa. 107
Stefania Cavaliere:
The Words of Love. Expressive Devices for Lovers in Pain. 117
Elena Mucciarelli:
How to Tell the Presence of the Gods: A Ṛgvedic Technique. 133
Vera Lazzaretti:
Repetition and Adaptation: narrative Style of the Kāśīkedāramāhātmya. 145
Cezary Galewicz:
How to Efficiently Address a Divine consort? A question of Strategy? A question of Style? 159
Daniela Rossella:
Women Sing the Nirvāṇa: Poetry and Faith in the Therīgāthās. 179
Lidia Sudyka:
Śiva and Pārvatī’s Marriage as Depicted by Lepakshi Sculptors. 191
Adalbert J. Gail:
Migration of a Buddhist icon. The Mucilinda-Buddha – A reply on Pierre Dupont. 205
Mimma Congedo and Paola M. Rossi:
The Vāstu-sūtra Upaniṣad: From the Art of ritual to the ritual of Art. 217
Alessandro Monti:
Patriarchal Authorisations in Sanskrit Tragedy and Indian Cinema. 237
Sabrina Ciolfi:
The Sudden Happy Ending: The Dénouement of the Plot in Bollywood Films. 243

Herausgeber
GIULIANO BOCCALI, Professor für Indologie am Dipartimento di Scienze dell'Antichità, Università degli Studi di Milano. Profilseite.
ELENA MUCCIARELLI, Abteilung für Indologie und Vergleichende Religionswissenschaft, Universität Tübingen. Profilseite. Academia.edu-Profil.

Quellen: Monduzzi Editoriale; WorldCat; Libreria Universitaria
Bildquelle: Monduzzi Editoriale
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