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Abhigyan Shakuntalam: A Comprehensive Coursebook for Graduate Students offers an insightful and comprehensive exploration of one of the most revered Sanskrit plays in Indian literature. This meticulously crafted book provides an in-depth analysis and interpretation of the timeless classic, Shakuntala, penned by the legendary poet Kalidasa.
Designed specifically for graduate students, this coursebook delves into the various aspects of Abhigyan Shakuntalam, including its plot, themes, characters, and literary techniques. It offers a rich tapestry of critical insights, historical context, and scholarly perspectives, allowing readers to engage with the play on multiple levels.
Through its well-structured chapters, this book covers key topics such as the socio-cultural milieu of ancient India, the intricacies of Sanskrit poetry, and the overarching philosophical themes embedded in the play. Furthermore, it provides a comprehensive glossary of Sanskrit terms and a curated selection of related scholarly works for further exploration.
Abhigyan Shakuntalam: A Comprehensive Coursebook for Graduate Students is an indispensable companion for anyone seeking a deep understanding and appreciation of this remarkable piece of Indian literary heritage.
Lt Dr B. Ajantha Parthasarathi
Lt. Dr Ajantha Parthasarathi is rendering her service as an Assistant Professor and Research Supervisor of English at Sri SRNM College, Sattur in Tamil Nadu. She has been the Associate NCC Officer since 2017. She has been in this teaching service since 2010. She published 3 books, edited 7 books and contributed chapters to 4 books published by Bloomsbury, New Delhi and 10 chapters in the international and national conference proceedings. She contributed to the FSSAI-funded project for translation. She has acted as a Resource Person to National and International Seminars, Workshops and FDPs on 25 occasions. She published 30 research papers in Scopus, UGC CARE listed and peer-reviewed international journals. She organised an International and 2 National Conferences in collaboration with Sahitya Academy, New Delhi, 2 National Seminars sponsored by the Indian Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi, an International conference sponsored by SZCC, Ministry of Culture, Government of India, an International FDP in association with Universiti Malaya, Malaysia and a National level FDP in association with ELTAI. She presented 25 papers in international and national seminars and conferences in various reputed institutions. She attended nearly 25 international and national workshops and 15 FDPs. She received the “Veera Maaraiyam” award from the Madurai Illakiya Mandram.
