Romanticism in India and Chayawad poetry

Strelkova, G.

Автор: Guzel Strelkova
Сборник: Romanticism in Literature On the Cross-road of Époques and Cultures. Ed. Irma Ratiani
Глава в коллективной монографии
Год издания: 2018
Место издания: Scholar's Press is a trademark of International Book Market Service Ltd., member of OmniScriptum Publishing Group 17 Meldrum Street, Beau Bassin 71504, Mauritius
Первая страница: 467
Последняя страница: 484
Аннотация: Hindi poets, who wrote within Chayavad Literary school, were very well-educated and open to European civilization, they knew European Romantic poetry well. No doubt, it could influence them to some extent, but they succeeded as original Indian poets. They wrote in different times, at the epoch which did not have too much resemblance to European Romanticism. There were some Romantic motives in their poetry, but it was based on their real life experience and inspired by great Indian literary and spiritual heritage also. The chapter “Romanticism in India and Chayawad poetry” introduces briefly four Chayavad poets, representatives of this remarkable Literary School, which was very characteristic for the first half of the XX century. There are Jaishankar Prasad (1889 – 1937), Sumitranandan Pant (1900 -1977), Suryakant Tripathi Nirala (1896 – 1961) and Mahadevi Varma (1907 – 1987). They were original, authentic poets, with their own ideology and world outlook. This statement might be confirmed by comparing an early poem by Sumitra Nandan Pant “Granthi” (Illusion) with a poem by great Russian poet Alexander Block “Solovyiny Sad” (Nightingales’ Orchad), and S.N.Pant’s poem “Naukaa vihaar” (Boat trip) with poetry by P. B. Shelley.
Добавил в систему: Стрелкова Гюзэль Владимировна

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