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• A knowledgable person in the field of drama
  ...ritization of the Hindi vernacular was accompanied by comparisons of Hindi literature to Shakespeare. Where and why did Shakespeare figure in all this? Because S
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• Goharjaan
  ...ry quickly, so Malka appointed special teachers to teach Gauhar languages, literature, and of course, dance and music. Kale Khan of Patiala, alias 'Kalu Ustad',
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• Persistence of vision
  ...gories -- the fusing of the flickering light, called flicker fusion in the literature of perceptual psychology, and the appearance of motion which is referred to ...obvious inadequacy of the explanation, coupled with its recurrence in film literature for almost a century, that arouses one's curiosity about the origins of the
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• Sanskrit
  ...documents exits in India in other languages. The sheer volume of Sanskrit literature is immense, and it remains largely unexplored. ...sufficient to make oneself acquainted with any considerable part of Hindu literature."
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• Vinayak Damodar Savarkar
  ...weekly named Aryan Weekly, in which S often wrote articles on patriotism, literature, history, and science. One of those brilliant articles was Saptapadi in whi ...ars. Keeping this in mind, Abhinava Bharat was printing, packing explosive literature. Pistols were smuggled into India. Bapat and Das were sent to learn the art
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• Walter Benjamin
  ...ich printing, the mechanical reproduction of writing, has brought about in literature are a familiar story. However, within the phenomenon which we are here exam ...lfred. "Christian Metz and the Semiology of the Cinema." Journal of Modern Literature 3.2 (April 1973): 292-308.
  129 KB (20,642 words) - 22:48, 8 July 2006
• William Carey
  ...2 books of learning on various subjects such as botany, social-customs and literature. He was fascinated by the power and beauty of Indian classics and felt insp
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• Vampie
  ...ged vampire as having ruddy or dark skin, not the pale skin of vampires in literature and film. In the past, people were often malnourished and therefore thin in Lord Byron introduced many common elements of the vampire theme to Western literature in his epic poem The Giaour (1813). These include the combination of horror
  30 KB (4,970 words) - 23:00, 8 July 2006
• Through the looking glass
  ...ty which really got down to the optics of Magic Mirrors. They reviewed the literature and also referred to an exhibition of the Japanese mirror by Professor Pepp Ayrton and Perry tried to find references to the magic mirror in Japanese literature but could not find any. (Have any come to light since?) But there are many
  12 KB (2,171 words) - 00:18, 9 July 2006
• Magic
  ...ctly are Indian magic tricks? Through all the older American and European literature, certain tricks emerge as standard, archetypal, representative examples of
  86 KB (14,445 words) - 05:21, 9 July 2006
• Early soound
  ...was obsessed by death and its rituals, an obsession reflected in the vast literature and iconography of Symbolism, stretching from Poe and Baudelaire to Maeterl
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• Magician P. C. Sorcar(Jr.)
  ...e-hold name and are romantically associated with Indian Folk-tales, Fables Literature and Facts. To an average Indian, SORCAR and MAGIC are synonymous.
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• Magic words- a dictionary
  ...popular variations, amusing trivia, and fascinating examples of usage from literature and popular culture. Sources range from prominent modern stage magicians t ...er what circumstances, what the public (as expressed through references in literature) thinks about magic words and what are magic words, it will help you unders
  9 KB (1,415 words) - 08:18, 11 July 2006
• Kala Bhavan
  ...ction of thought-provoking essays that represent a welcome addition to the literature. They are refreshing since they do not try to peddle a set of platitudes bu
  44 KB (7,184 words) - 01:31, 12 July 2006
• Maulabux
  ...da Court selected verses for him from famous works of Sanskrit and Marathi literature(Rosse 1995: 133). (1) Thus students at the music schools in Baroda learnt c ...e court scholar chose verses from Marathis literature, instead of Gujarati literature.
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• Dr. Ramakrishn Bhandarker
  ...interest greatly encouraged not only by the increased interest in Sanskrit literature and comparitive philology among European scholars, but also by the governme ...ologists frequently debated the antiquity and ‘classicism’ of Sanskrit literature in general and the authenticity and reliability of specific texts. Indian
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• Relooking at persistence of vision
  ...gories -- the fusing of the flickering light, called flicker fusion in the literature of perceptual psychology, and the appearance of motion which is referred to ...obvious inadequacy of the explanation, coupled with its recurrence in film literature for almost a century, that arouses one's curiosity about the origins of the
  12 KB (1,904 words) - 15:27, 17 July 2006
• History of modern theatre in india
  ...s produced in 1880 by Kandukuri Veeresalingam, the father of modern Telugu literature, on the sets left behind by the Dharwad Dramatic Company in his home town.
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• Abanindranath Tagore
  ...t class, being exceptionally well for his age in the Sanskrit language and literature. ...ed and affectionate attention. The more important of his works on juvenile literature are "Raj-Kahini", "Sakuntala", "Kshirer- Putul", "Bhutapatri", "Nalaka", "N
  4 KB (664 words) - 16:09, 17 July 2006
• Dadabhai
  ● At the Institute he read literature of the world, but Firdausi's Shahnameh was his favorite, and duties of a Za
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