Ramanujan presents Indian philosophical thoughts in his poems. At the same time, he is aware of his "dharma" (duty – in the truest sense of the word) as an Indian or as a Hindu Brahmin.
In his poems, he depicts the struggle faced by the Indian community – both spiritually and physically, mentally, and so on. He also portrays the hopes and aspirations of the Indian spirit.
The introduction refers to a poem by A. K. Ramanujan. Awareness of 'Dharma' in The Striders defines 'Dharma' and Bharat (India) and traces the roots of Ramanujan's The Striders poems in 'Dharma'.
The human struggle of Indians in "The Striders" highlights the struggle of the Indian people, which is generally physical and especially spiritual. The hopes and aspirations of Indians in The Striders illuminate the optimistic mindset of the Indian community and showcase the hopes and aspirations of all Indians.
The conclusion briefly summarizes all these features.
Manufacturer
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- Verlag Unser Wissen
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- Culture
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- German
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- Soft
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- ISBN-13
- 9786204604138
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