A History of Indian Literature Volume I Fasc.2
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A History of Indian Literature Volume I Fasc2

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“Explore India’s rich literary heritage with ‘A History of Indian Literature Volume I Fasc.2’ by Jan Gonda (ISBN: 9789388540353). This comprehensive volume delves into ancient Sanskrit texts, Middle Indian literature, and modern works, offering a fascinating journey through India’s unique cultural evolution. Discover the evolution of Indian thought from archaic to modern times.”

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  • ISBN-13: 9789388540353
  • Publisher: Manohar
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • ISBN-10: 9388540352
  • Publisher Date: 01 Jan 2019
  • Binding: Hardcover

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Weight 0.5 kg

17 reviews for A History of Indian Literature Volume I Fasc2

  1. Zinnia Sanfui –

    The book gave me a fresh perspective on Indian literature. But, there is a need for more accessible writing.

  2. Shubhkaran Singh Bhalla –

    A deep dive into literary history. Some sections are very captivating!

  3. Prithvi Raj Parashar –

    An impressive accomplishment. I found it insightful and comprehensive. Although difficult to read in one sitting, it makes a valuable addition to my library.

  4. Neelank Bihani –

    Useful reference, but heavy on jargon.

  5. Jamuna Majhi –

    A serious work of scholarship. It is really helpful for researching my paper. The book may not be for everyone, it is dense.

  6. Prachi Charde –

    Impressive in scope, covering so much ground. It is definitely something to consult rather than to simply read through.

  7. Chahat –

    Gonda’s book is insightful, especially regarding Sanskrit texts. A bit too academic for my liking, but informative. So, I have mixed feelings.

  8. Yash Kumar –

    This is a good book to have as a reference for historical Indian literature, though not one you could easily read cover-to-cover.

  9. Manvi Singh –

    Volume I Fasc. is a great resource for students. It provides a solid foundation, though some sections are tough to get through.

  10. Bhaviripudi Kusuma Sri –

    A solid overview, though a bit dry.

  11. Esha Kumari –

    I found this volume helpful, but overwhelming. There’s so much information packed in, it’s hard to digest. Good for reference, less so for casual reading.

  12. Deepankshi Mahendrakumar Dhamgaye –

    Incredibly informative and detailed!

  13. Aman Aryan –

    A detailed survey of Indian literature’s early forms. It’s scholarly, with extensive detail but less engaging as general history.

  14. Aarti Monga –

    Comprehensive but dense. Could be more accessible to a wider audience.

  15. Prateek Verma –

    A dense but rewarding read. Gonda’s work is thorough, though sometimes feels a bit dry. Still, a valuable resource for serious scholars of Indian literature.

  16. Shrey Kumar Singh –

    This book is a must-have for anyone studying Indian literature. It’s incredibly detailed, covering a vast range of texts. However, it can be quite challenging for beginners.

  17. Karan Gurbani –

    Gonda’s insights are invaluable. The book explores complexities in Indian literature. I appreciated the author’s analysis, but found the writing style a bit academic.

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