Critical Studies in KuralInternational Institute of Tamil Studies, 1999 - 104 pagini Critical analysis on Tirukkur̲aḷ, ancient Tamil didactic verse work by Tiruvaḷḷuvar. |
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Pagina 30
... verses to the lovers to show their equal mutual devotion . As Dame Rumour has been busy , the lovers have to abandon their reserve , and the suitor's forwardness and the lover's feminine coyness are indicated by seven verses assigned to ...
... verses to the lovers to show their equal mutual devotion . As Dame Rumour has been busy , the lovers have to abandon their reserve , and the suitor's forwardness and the lover's feminine coyness are indicated by seven verses assigned to ...
Pagina 43
... Verse 51 gives the author's own experience , ' we know not any greater gain of all that men acquire ' , and verse 52 the author's belief ' in the sevenfold maze of births . ' Chapter vii speaks of parents and children , not exclusively ...
... Verse 51 gives the author's own experience , ' we know not any greater gain of all that men acquire ' , and verse 52 the author's belief ' in the sevenfold maze of births . ' Chapter vii speaks of parents and children , not exclusively ...
Pagina 104
... verse its most prominent character , its universality . People wrangle about this or that being the truth , and they range themselves into various schools , but all are agreed about the truth of the verse uttered by Thiruvalluvar . And ...
... verse its most prominent character , its universality . People wrangle about this or that being the truth , and they range themselves into various schools , but all are agreed about the truth of the verse uttered by Thiruvalluvar . And ...
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action adultery ahimsa ambrosia anger beauty birth bliss body Buddhists character charms Chennai Christopher Marlowe conduct consort council death deeds desire duty earth embrace enmity envy evil eyes fame faults feign flower foes folly fool friends fruit gain ghee gives glory grace grief hate heart Hindu honour host India Jain kindred king knowledge knows Kural couplet learned live looks lose loss lover lute man's manliness marriage means mendicancy mind minister moral Nerunal never noble one's OOO Study pain passion Patra perfect pleasure poem poet poet's possess poverty praise prosperity pure Purnalingam Pillai Rig Veda ruin sages Saivite Sangam says sense Shakespeare shame shun smile sorrow soul speak speech stanzas suitor sure sweet sweeter Tamil Tamil literature tapas thing Thiruvalluvar thought tion Tirukkural true ascetic truth Valluvar verses Vide chapter virtues and vices virtuous wealth wife wisdom wise woman words worth wrath Yama yenum