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About This Book
This book is a hermeneutic analysis of the main poetic spaces in the work of Ashok Vajpeyi, a poet and a critic recognized among the eminent contemporary Hindi writers. The four parts of the book are devoted to major anthropological questions, instrumental for the poet who â while searching for the principle of unity with the world â causes language to become an extension of existence. The author shows how, by combining both the Indian and Western cultural traditions, Vajpeyi locates his poetry «between civilizations», where it remains a self-contained projection of discourse taking the form of original and engaging patterns of poetic communication. The book portrays a significant case of the cultural encounter of East and West in the modern globalized world.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Contents
- A Note on Transliteration and Abbreviations
- Introduction: Patterns of Poetic Communication
- Part I. Internal Geography of the Poems
- Part II. Identity of the Empirical Subject
- Part III. A Cosmogonical Form of Love
- Part IV. The Real and the Mythicised Function of Word
- Conclusion: A Mandala of Words
- Quoted Sources
- Index of Original Titles of the Quoted Poems
- Appendix: Ashok Vajpeyiâs Abbreviated Biodata