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Adhyatma Ramayanam, written in Kilippattu style, is considered as a landmark of Malayalam literature. Ezhuthachan used different Dravidian metres in the cantos of his poems: "Keka" for Bala Kanda and Aranya Kanda; "Kakali" for Ayodhya, Kishkindha and Yuddha Kanda; and "Kalakanchi" for Sundara Kanda.Throughout the Malayalam month of Karkkidakam, Adhyatma Ramayanam is still recited - as a religious practice - in Hindu homes in Kerala. According to critic K. Ayyappa Panicker, those who see Adhyatma Ramayanam merely as a devotional work "belittle" Ezhuthachan.[2] Adhyatma Ramayanam, his other major work Sri Mahabharatam (translation of Hindu epic poem Mahabharata), and shorter pieces Irupathinalu Vrittam and Harinama Kirtanam mark the confluence of Sanskrit and Dravidian linguistic streams. However, there is no unanimity of opinion among the scholars about the authorship of certain other works generally attributed to him (such as Devi Bhagavatam). Adhyatma Ramayanam is also a spiritual text that gave momentum to the Bhakti cult in Kerala.Ezhuthachan, along with Poonthanam Nambuthiri, was one of the prominent Bhakti devotional poets in Kerala.

This book is intended to facilitate access to the amazing wealth of documents written in the five major South Indian scripts. It focusses on the South Indian Sanskrit tradition, but also takes into account the modern alphabets of the respective Dravidian languages. The sometimes bewildering variety of the five scripts is mapped out in altogether c. 5200 basic characters, ligatures (i.e., vocalizations), conjuncts/consonant clusters, numerals, abbreviations etc. Special care has been taken to break down the complexity of Grantha Tamil in a system of graphic classification.The material surveyed comprises Sanskrit manuscripts as well as the Southern tradition of Sanskrit printing, and books in Dravidian languages (including Tranquebar prints).

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The book is the first instalment of the autobiography of Sri Swamiji Tapovanam.The author and subject of the book is a native of Kerala/india who exibited a yearning for renunciation and the leading of spiritual life.He tried the paths of public service through authorship of both Sanskrit and Malayalam jornalism and lectures.He visited every part of the country as a sadhaka visiting all important shrines .The voyage of spirit set forth here in the book Iswara Darshan makes very impressive reading unburdened by long compounds,free in use of verbs and free of any anxiety for ornamentation. His other book Wanderings In Himalayas is already a best seller on amazon site.

This voluminous work, a store-house of information about the Epics, Puranas and allied literature, was originally composed and published in Malayalam. It constituted the results of the author's devoted study and research extending over fourteen years. This English version of the same is to meet the growing demand of scholars interested in the study of Puranas. The material compiled is arranged systematically. Citations have been inserted in support of stated facts; at places they have been substituted by references. Obsolete and obscure words, denoting objects such as a particular tree or plant have been explained by their scientific or vernacular equivalents. All modern critical apparatus has been utilized in the preparation of this comprehensive work.

This voluminous work, a store-house of information about the Epics, Puranas and allied literature, was originally composed and published in Malayalam. It constituted the results of the author's devoted study and research extending over fourteen years. This English version of the same is to meet the growing demand of scholars interested in the study of Puranas. The material compiled is arranged systematically. Citations have been inserted in support of stated facts; at places they have been substituted by references. Obsolete and obscure words, denoting objects such as a particular tree or plant have been explained by their scientific or vernacular equivalents. All modern critical apparatus has been utilized in the preparation of this comprehensive work.

Indulekha is widely held to be the first Malayalam novel. It is a depiction of Nair society in the late nineteenth century with a love story at its core.

Indulekha is widely held to be the first Malayalam novel. It is a depiction of Nair society in the late nineteenth century with a love story at its core.

This 15th volume of the People s Linguistic Survey of India seeks to portray the history and evolution of Malayalm, the majority language of the state. It also looks at Dweep Malayalam, spoken in Lakshadweep, which varies considerably from the variety spoken on the mainland. The volume also looks at the tribal languages spoken in the state and tries to adopt a people s perspective towards its description.

A superb collection of fiction from one of indias greatest living writers some of the stories included in this collection are: -the legends of khasak -the saga of dharmapuri -the infinity of grace ov vijayan is one of the most brilliant and original of the contemporary indian authors his fiction, written in malayalam, is complex and poetic, a sumptuous blend of myth, dark humour, eroticism, mystical insights and a uniquely indian brand of magic realism this collection brings together for the first time all four of vijayans books translated into english so far in his much-acclaimed first novel the legends of khasak, ravi, a schoolteacher, arrives in the remote village of khasak and is gradually engulfed by the dreams and fables of that ancient land in the controversial political allegory the saga of dharmapuri, the tyrannical president of dharmapuri and siddhaartha, a travelling mystic and messiah, engage in an unending symbolic battle in the award-winning the infinity of grace, kunjunni, a journalist, goes to calcutta to cover the bangladesh war, and attempts to reconnect with his estranged wife and daughter who live there through the personal trauma that follows, he arrives at a transcendental understanding of life and the harmony implicit in apparently chaotic events the final section of this volume comprises twenty-one short storieswhich include classics such as after the hanging, oil, wind flowers, anachronisms and the foetus together, they bear testimony to vijayans skills as an unusually innovative and evocative writer of romances, parables and tales of the supernatural a definitive collection, selected fiction is like a good piece of halwa youll never want it to end and by the time youre through with it you will be a member of the vijayan fan club the week

The Dravidian languages are spoken by nearly 200 million people in South Asia and in diaspora communities around the world. They include Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada and Telugu, as well as over 20 non-literary languages. Bhadriraju Krishnamurti, one of the most eminent Dravidianists of our time, provides a linguistic overview of the Dravidian language family. He describes its history and writing system, discusses its structure and typology, and considers its lexicon. Distant and more recent contacts between Dravidian and other language groups are also covered.

Tales of Athiranipp dam, translated from the Malayalam Oru Desathinte Katha, is the fictionalised autobiography of S. K. Pottekkatt, the acclaimed Malayalam writer. Sreedharan, the central character, offers us a glimpse of the author s own life in the little corner of the earth called Athiranipp dam, where he was raised. The narrative uses an interesting mix of street gossip, fairy tale and recorded history. The characters that people the pages hold within themselves reminiscences of people we have met, conversations we have had, places we have seen and people we may know. This volume was first published in 1971 in Malayalam and won the Sahitya Akademi award in 1972 and the Jnanpith award in 1980.