Items where Subject is "School of Humanities > Literature"

Journal Paper

Karmakar, Samir and Kasturirangan, Rajesh (2012) What can metaphors say about the creative capacity of language and mind? Indian Linguistics, 72. pp. 129-136.

Keerthi, Naresh (2015) How Many Ramayanas says Ezhuttacchan - a response based on Puranic Exegesis. Dravidian Linguistics Association News, 39 (3). pp. 3-4.

Keerthi, Naresh (2014) No Translation is an Island. The Book Review, 38 (8).

Keerthi, Naresh (2016) The Polysemy of the Prabandha-Reading a premodern Musical Genre. Indian Journal of History of Science, 51 (1). pp. 143-155.

Vallabha, Radha (2016) Review of the Sanskrit Poem "Chitra Naishadham" written by Shankar Rajaram. Samskrita Pratibha, 61. pp. 130-131.

Book Chapter

Settar, S (2011) Nature and culture in early Dravidian poetry. In: Nature and Culture. History of Science, Philosophy and Cultural in Indian Civilization / ed. by D P Chattopadhyaya, XIV Part I . PHISPC and CSC, New Delhi, pp. 249-257. ISBN 81-87586-49-4

Monograph

Ananthamurthy, UR (1998) literatures in India (L4-98). Lecture. NIAS, Bengaluru.

Book

Rajaram, Shankar (2016) Citranaisadham: The Picturesque Tale of King Nala. Niraamaya Publishing, Mumbai. ISBN 9788193114421

Settar, S (2012) Aksharameru's Kaliyuga Viparitan: Earliest Tripadi Poetry in Indian Literature (c. 740 AD). Ruvari, Abhinava Imprint, Bangalore. ISBN 978-93-81055-79-3

Shankar, Rajaraman (2019) Bharavatarastava. Preksha Pratishtana, Bengaluru.

Shankar, Rajaraman (2019) Nipunapraghunakam. Preksha Pratishtana, Bengaluru.

Thesis

Keerthi, Naresh (2019) The Cognitive Polysemy of Sensory Terms in Sanskrit. Doctoral thesis, NIAS.

In the Media

Keerthi, Naresh (2017) Spring Blossoms and Forgotten Poetry. The Hindu, 16 April 2017.

Keerthi, Naresh (2016) Translating Ashokamitran’s words – and his silences. The Times of India.