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Ramopakhyana - The Story of Rama in the Mahabharata : a Sanskrit Independent-Study Reader.
The most popular story in all of India and a classic of world literature is summarised in 728 verses in the great epic Mahabharata. Intended for independent study or classroom use for students of various levels who have had a basic introduction to Sanskrit, this fully annotated edition of the Ramopa...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Hoboken :
Taylor and Francis,
2014.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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- Cover; Rāmopākhyāna
- the Story of Rāma in the Mahābhārata; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Preface; Development; Acknowledgements; Introduction; I Divine, Historical, and Spiritual Dimensions of the Story of Rāma, and its Place in the Mahābhārata; A The Story of Rāma; 1 The Human Dimension; 2 The Divine Dimension; B The Rāmopākhyāna; C Textual Limits to the Divine Dimension; 1 Limits in the Rāmāyana; 2 Limits in the Rāmopākhyāna; D Rāma and Sītā's Humanity; 1 Human Emotions, Intelligence, etc.; 2 Rāma's Ethics; a The mutilation of Sūrpanakhā; b The slaying of Vālin.
- C The rejection of SītāE Moral Versus Mundane Factors in Sītā's Rejection; F Moral Revisionism in Narrative Adaptation; 1 Parallels to Sītā's Case; 2 Comparison of Yudhisthira's and Rāma's Exiles; G The Historical Basis; 1 The Monkeys; H The Spiritual Dimension; 1 Various Classes of Beings; 2 Siddhis; 3 Transcending and Enlightenment; II Structure and Content of the Present Edition of the Rāmopākhyāna as an Independent-study Sanskrit Reader; A Text in Devanāgarī and Roman; B Analyzed Sandhi; C Inflectional identification; 1 Nominals; Table 1 Inflectional identification of nouns; 2 Verbs.
- Table 2 Inflectional identification of verbsD Glossary; 1 Stem; 2 Lexical identification; a Noun; b Pronoun; c Adjective; d Number; e Particle; Table 3 Lexical identification of participles; f Adverb, particle, etc.; g Verb; h Compound; i Classification; ii Labeling; Table 4 Identification of compounds; 3 Derivation; a General conventions; b Simple derivations; c Primary nominal derivates; d Secondary nominal derivates; e Compound derivation; i Compound-gloss (vigraha-vākya); ii Dvandva; iii Karmadhāraya; iv Dvigu; v Tatpurusa; a Dvitīyā through saptamī tatpurusa; b Upapada-tatpurusa.
- C Nan-tatpurusad Gati-tatpurusa; e Prādi-tatpurusa; vi Bahuvrīhi; vii Ambiguities in compound derivation; a Sasthī-tatpurusa versus upapada-tatpurusa; b Numerical compounds; E Sanskrit prose; F Notes; G Translation; III Suggestions for Use; A Suggestions for students; 1 Serious independent study; 2 Devanāgarī lesson; 3 Sandhi lesson; 4 Casual independent study; 5 Advanced independent study; 6 Advanced study and research a Nīlakantha; a Nīlakantha; b Pānini; c Semantic and Lexical research; d Syntactic research; B Suggestions for instructors; Rāmopākhyāna; Mahābhārata 3.257; Mahābhārata 3.258.
- Mahābhārata 3.259Mahābhārata 3.260; Mahābhārata 3.261; Mahābhārata 3.262; Mahābhārata 3.263; Mahābhārata 3.264; Mahābhārata 3.265; Mahābhārata 3.266; Mahābhārata 3.267; Mahābhārata 3.268; Mahābhārata 3.269; Mahābhārata 3.270; Mahābhārata 3.271; Mahābhārata 3.272; Mahābhārata 3.273; Mahābhārata 3.274; Mahābhārata 3.275; Mahābhārata 3.276; Glossary of Proper Names; Genealogy; Rāma's Genealogy (258.6-10); Rāvana's Genealogy (258.11-259.9); Word Index; List of Abbreviations and Morphological and Lexical Identifiers; Bibliography; Introductory Sanskrit Textbooks; Further Sanskrit Instruction.