Books / Studies In Kalapurnodayam (Thesis) Krishna Rao G.V

28. CHAPTERS II AND III

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CHAPTERS II AND III

  1. Vide infara pp., 165 - 168 26. P.S., pp., 78 - 83 27 BH., Dec. 1941. 28. Bh., Vol.24 Issue No 4 29. Bh., Vol.24, Issue 2.

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31 P.S., p., 78. 32. None the less it would be idle to pretend that the play has any dramatic force. S.Dr., p., 253. 32-a. M P., Canto 3, vs.110 - 116. 33. The Krshna Bharata, Aranya Parvam, p., 361 - 363. 34 Udyôgaparva pp., 310 - 313. 35. Tıkkanā's Anusāsanıka Parvam, cantol, pp., 27 - 29 285 (vs. 287 - 308).

exe ., e. 1, 3. 307. 37. K.P., Canto 5, v.106

  1. This interpretation may appear to be far-fetched,ingemous and arbitray; but all the same it seems to be true, because the expenence referred to by Manistambha is not his per- sonal or immediate expenence Nor is he said to have re- ceived that idea from some one else. Besides if it is a soli- tary case, the allegation may hold good,but there is more than one occasion when this sort of suggestion occurs. And to consider them all as mere accidents is hardly rational unless life is reckoned as one such bundle. See pages 75- 77 and Chapt XII. G V Knshna Rao