Tughlaq (Oxford India Perennials)
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ISBN:
9780198077138
Publication date:
16/04/2012
Paperback
144 pages
215.0x140.0mm
Price: 260.00 INR
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ISBN:
9780198077138
Publication date:
16/04/2012
Paperback
144 pages
215.0x140.0mm
Part of Oxford India Perennials
Girish Karnad
Rights: World Rights
Part of Oxford India Perennials
Girish Karnad
Description
Tughlaq deals with the reign of the fourteenth-century ruler of Delhi, Muhammad bin Tughlaq, who is acknowledged as one of the most brilliant rulers in Indian history and one of its most spectacular failures as well. In his introduction Girish Karnad recounts the play’s genesis and talks of the various interpretations the play has had in the different regional theatres of India. Aparna Dharwadker charts the complex textual and cultural ramifications, which have made it a work of intensely contemporary political relevance. With an Introduction by U.R. Ananthamurthy, this Oxford India Perennials edition bears testimony to Tughlaq’s enduring popularity since it was first staged in 1966.
Part of Oxford India Perennials
Girish Karnad
Part of Oxford India Perennials
Girish Karnad
Description
Tughlaq deals with the reign of the fourteenth-century ruler of Delhi, Muhammad bin Tughlaq, who is acknowledged as one of the most brilliant rulers in Indian history and one of its most spectacular failures as well. In his introduction Girish Karnad recounts the play’s genesis and talks of the various interpretations the play has had in the different regional theatres of India. Aparna Dharwadker charts the complex textual and cultural ramifications, which have made it a work of intensely contemporary political relevance. With an Introduction by U.R. Ananthamurthy, this Oxford India Perennials edition bears testimony to Tughlaq’s enduring popularity since it was first staged in 1966.
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