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Surdas Poems from the Early Tradition ( Murty Classical Library )

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Experience the timeless artistry of Surdas, a 16th-century poet revered for his elegant and approachable Krishna-Radha lyrics. “Surs ocean-poems from the early tradition” presents 433 authentic poems in Devanagari and English, revealing Surdas’s true brilliance. From the Murty Classical Library of India, translated by Kenneth E. Bryant.

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  • ISBN-13: 9780674427839
  • Publisher: Harvard University Press
  • Binding: Paperback
  • No of Pages: 1072
  • ISBN-10: 0674427831
  • Publisher Date: January, 2015
  • Language: English

12 reviews for Surdas Poems from the Early Tradition ( Murty Classical Library )

  1. Rugved Deepak Tidke

    An interesting but uneven collection. Some poems are amazing; others are just okay. Worth checking out if you are interested in the subject.

  2. Yashika Rajani

    I struggled to connect with the poems. The themes felt distant, and the translation seemed a bit stilted.

  3. Sufiyan Adam

    Challenging but rewarding read. The themes are powerful, and the language is rich. It requires patience.

  4. Soham Rajan Mehta

    Kenneth Bryant’s translation does justice to Surdas. A great resource for scholars and enthusiasts. Highly recommend!

  5. Hemant Kumar

    This book gave me a deep appreciation for Surdas. It’s wonderful addition to classical Indian literature.

  6. Suraj Kumar Panda

    A good introduction to Surdas’s work. The poems are accessible and engaging. Enjoyed reading.

  7. Prasaanth S

    I enjoyed learning about Surdas. Some poems were wonderful, while others didn’t resonate with me. Mixed feelings overall.

  8. Pratibha Singh

    A valuable contribution to understanding Indian literature. The dual-language format is excellent. Recommend for poetry lovers!

  9. Ankit

    The Krishna-Radha lyrics are beautiful. I wish there was more context provided for each poem though.

  10. Anant Garg

    Surdas’s devotion shines through. Bryant’s translation captures the essence of the lyrics. A bit dense at times, but worth the effort.

  11. Nitesh Somani

    Not my favorite poetry collection. Some pieces were moving, but many felt inaccessible. Good if you want a challenge.

  12. Anshuman Garg

    A beautiful collection of poems. The translation is well done, and the original Devanagari script is a great addition. However, some poems felt repetitive.

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