| Titre : | Balipeetham |
| Auteurs : | Muppaalla Ranganayakamma, Auteur |
| Type de document : | texte imprimé |
| Editeur : | Vijayawada : Aruna Publishing House, 1962 |
| Format : | 434 p. |
| Langues: | Telugu |
| Index. décimale : | 843 (Fiction de langue française) |
| Mots-clés: | roman |
| Résumé : |
Those who stand up for a flood, and point out the implications of it, and to live sacredly and virtually - to survive and live in the community, are hard-hitting human beings. The reason is that the increased popularity of them is not yet increased in the community around them. The doctrine of theology, which originated among them, has not yet emerged in the community. The sense of culture that provokes them, the community does not provoke. They are so much taller than the community. At first, the community, which does not receive them, tries to demean them with misunderstandings and ridicule. Not even the true sanskaras do not hesitate. The personality of a formidable, hill-like community is uplifting. Conquers. Stands.
People like Aruna and Bhaskar who are in the 'altar' are neutralizing some part of their lives. Aruna, who is deeply aware of the combination of the goodness of the old, devoted to narrower feelings, how silly! To Bhaskar, who had been betraying his life with selfish thinking or sacrificing Buddha, finally put the truth that he had not been defeated, for peace of soul. The novel is not meant to protest any combination of castes or discourage those who are predestined. They are powerful people who can control themselves in all respects, and they are beyond the ordinary. For the radical social revolution, culture hearts are essential. |
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