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D3 & T3 of The Mahābhārata – Volume 1
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D3 & T3 of Mahābhārata: Dicing, Draupadī & Dharma is a student-friendly critical edition of the select episodes, ‘The Dicing’ and ‘The Sequel to Dicing’, from the great epic The Mahābhārata of Kṛṣṇa-Dvaipāyana Vyāsa, translated by K. M. Ganguli.
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D3 & T3 of The Mahābhārata – Volume 2
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D3 & T3 of The Mahābhārata: Teaching, Temperament & Tranquillity is a student-friendly critical edition of the select episodes, ‘Droṇa and Ekalavya’, ‘The Temptation of Karṇa’ and ‘Dhṛtarāṣṭra and Gāṃdhārī’s Wrath’, from the great epic The Mahābhārata of Kṛṣṇa-Dvaipāyana Vyāsa, translated by K. M. Ganguli.
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Depressed Deities: Aching Subjects in Akkarmashi
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Depressed Deities: Aching Subjects in Akkarmashi is a critical reception of the Indian Dalit classical autobiography of Sharankumar Limbale, The Outcaste (2003), which is an English translation of Akkarmashi (originally written in Marathi) by Santosh Bhoomkar.
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The Famished Gods
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The Famished Gods: Speaking Selves in Akkarmashi is a critical reception of the Indian Dalit classical autobiography of Sharankumar Limbale, Akkarmashi, The Outcaste (2003). This book microscopically scrutinizes aspects of penury and destitution for which 'stomach' becomes the metaphor.
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Casting out the Caste Akkarmashi: The Outcaste
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'Casting out the Caste Akkarmashi: The Outcaste' is one of the substantial outcomes of Dalit studies. The edition is a comprehensive critical presentation of assorted perspectives of diverse scholars on the reading of Sharankumar Limbale’s autobiography 'The Outcaste'.
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Stoppardian Coconuts: Soft Within Though Hard Without
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Stoppardian Coconuts: Soft Within Though Hard Without demonstrates the major thematic version of almost all his stage plays, some television and a few radio plays where Stoppard deals with issues arising—physical or metaphysical.
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Sanchita Karma
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"Sanchita Karma, a collection of stories evocative of India with its characters, is simply sketched in a few sentences while still feeling rounded and real, from the tentative beginnings of friendship, to family problems, running from life to finding fulfilment, pointed character studies and quiet meditations.”
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Winged Reason (A Collection of Poems)
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K. V. Dominic, in this very first volume of poems exhibits his penchant for social themes such as religious harmony, poverty, corruption, suffering, human cruelty, mafia crime, old age problem of aloofness, misappropriation of money, haves and have-nots, problems of the handicapped, female foeticide, the evil of dowry, disparity, unemployment etc.
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Ecosensibilites
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Ecosensibilites: Finding Path to Harmony offers varied and multilayered perspectives on nature, geographical locales, topographical territories and cataclysmic patterns in the orthodox representations in the literary works.
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9th Edition - December 2024
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(Dis)Ability Studies or Diversity of Abilities
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