Indian Poetics (Kāvya Śāstra) and Narratology Towards the Appreciation of Biblical Narrative (Studies in Biblical Literature #165)

Hemchand Gossai (Other), G. Ayyaneth

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Publication Date: September 23rd, 2016

Publisher:

Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publi

ISBN:

9781433132957

Pages:

300

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Ancient Indian Kāvya Śāstra (Poetics) and its modern rendering Narratology supplies a variety of poetical tools and devices with which the vast miscellany of biblical narratives can be approached and appreciated.

About the Author

Originally from Kudamuck, situated in the town of Pathanamthitta on the southern part of Kerala, India, G. Ayyaneth is a licentiate in biblical theology from the University of Fribourg in Switzerland. He received a diploma in German language (ZOP) from the Goethe Institute in Germany and a doctorate in biblical theology from the University of Fribourg. He is currently the director of Bethany Vedavijnana Peeth (BVP), an extension center of Jnana Deepa Vidayapeeth (JDV) or Pontifical Athenaeum in Pune, India, as well as a Catholic Religious Priest of Order of the Imitation of Christ (Bethany Ashram). Ayyaneth is also a columnist and writes articles in theological journals, along with poems and dramas in his mother tongue 'Malayalam'.

Indian Poetics (Kāvya Śāstra) and Narratology Towards the Appreciation of Biblical Narrative (Studies in Biblical Literature #165)

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